Michigan HB6032 amends the state's public health code to certify and fund community behavioral health clinics, ensuring compliance with federal.
Michigan HB6032 amends the state's public health code by adding a section to certify and fund community behavioral health clinics. The bill mandates that Michigan must not implement policies that contradict federal definitions or requirements for these clinics. It also requires the state to develop a process for determining additional clinic sites in specific regions to avoid service area overlap. Michigan must continue to participate with the federal government in implementing these clinics, with an option to opt out only through a legislative vote.
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