Nevada AB201A revises provisions for planning behavioral health care, focusing on children's mental health services.
Nevada AB201A amends existing law to enhance planning and oversight of behavioral health care, particularly for children. It requires the Department of Health and Human Services to track spending on children's behavioral health services, quantify costs avoided, and recommend reinvesting these savings. The bill also mandates the creation of long-term strategic plans by mental health consortia for children with emotional disturbances, emphasizing family involvement and community-based services.
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