Massachusetts H2192 aims to enhance behavioral health care by setting standards for licensed facilities and expanding access to specialty care.
Massachusetts H2192 seeks to improve behavioral health care by establishing clinical competencies and operational standards for licensed facilities. The bill mandates data collection on admissions and denials, and requires facilities to operate 24/7. It also creates a commission to expand access to specialty behavioral health care, focusing on funding policies and licensing. The commission will study the need for specialty beds and recommend improvements. The bill emphasizes non-discriminatory policies and procedures, ensuring equitable treatment for all patients.
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