An Act ensuring access to addiction services
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, sponsored by Cindy Friedman, aims to improve access to addiction services within Massachusetts. It seeks to address challenges in obtaining treatment and support for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. The legislation intends to expand access to a range of services and ensure that those in need can readily receive the care they require. It is part of a series of similar bills focused on addressing addiction services.
Key provisions
- Expands access to a variety of addiction treatment services.
- Supports increased funding for addiction services programs.
- Addresses barriers to accessing care, such as geographic limitations and financial constraints.
- Promotes integration of addiction services with mental health care.
- Enhances support for recovery services and aftercare programs.
Who is affected
- Individuals struggling with substance use disorders
- Families of individuals with substance use disorders
- Healthcare providers
- Mental health professionals
- Massachusetts residents
Notable changes
- The bill builds upon previous legislative efforts to improve addiction services in the state.
- It likely includes provisions for expanding the network of treatment providers.
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