Texas HB5030 amends Medicaid coverage and reimbursement for mental and behavioral health services, and regulates psychiatric residential treatment.
Texas HB5030 amends Medicaid coverage to include mental and behavioral health services, including crisis services, intensive outpatient services, and partial hospitalization services. It also regulates psychiatric residential treatment facilities, requiring them to obtain accreditation and provide specific services. The bill mandates occupational licenses for these facilities and sets minimum standards for their operation. Additionally, it ensures reimbursement for certain counseling services provided by licensed professionals under Medicaid. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.
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