Michigan SB1001 amends existing law to certify and fund community behavioral health clinics, ensuring alignment with federal requirements.
Michigan SB1001 amends the Public Health Code to establish a process for certifying and funding community behavioral health clinics. The state must align its policies with federal definitions and requirements for these clinics. It also mandates the development of a process to determine additional clinic sites in specific regions, ensuring compliance with federal standards. The state must continue to participate in the federal program, with an option to opt out only through a legislative vote.
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