Rhode Island H7939 raises the age of eligibility for mobile response and stabilization services to 21 and sets a minimum reimbursement rate for.

Rhode Island H7939 amends the state's insurance laws to increase the age of eligibility for mobile response and stabilization services from 18 to 21. These services, provided by certified behavioral health organizations, aim to offer immediate de-escalation, stabilization, and follow-up care for individuals experiencing acute mental health crises. The bill also establishes a minimum reimbursement rate for commercial health insurance companies, ensuring they cover these services at rates equal to or greater than the prevailing integrated state Medicaid rate.

Rhode Island H7939 raises the age of eligibility for mobile response and stabilization services to 21 and sets a minimum reimbursement rate for.

Rhode Island H7939 amends the state's insurance laws to increase the age of eligibility for mobile response and stabilization services from 18 to 21. These services, provided by certified behavioral health organizations, aim to offer immediate de-escalation, stabilization, and follow-up care for individuals experiencing acute mental health crises. The bill also establishes a minimum reimbursement rate for commercial health insurance companies, ensuring they cover these services at rates equal to or greater than the prevailing integrated state Medicaid rate.