An Act establishing alternative models for behavioral health transport
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- Passed House
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Overview
This bill creates five regional pilot programs in Massachusetts to explore different ways of transporting people needing behavioral health services. The goal is to find more efficient and accessible transportation options than currently available. These pilot programs will examine various models, potentially including mobile services, ride-sharing, or other innovative approaches. Ultimately, the aim is to improve access to mental health and substance use treatment for those who need it.
Key provisions
- Establishment of five regional pilot programs.
- Exploration of alternative transportation models for behavioral health patients.
- Potential inclusion of mobile services and ride-sharing options.
- Focus on improving access to mental health and substance use treatment.
Who is affected
- Individuals needing behavioral health services
- Mental health and substance use treatment providers
- Transportation providers
- Massachusetts residents
Notable changes
- This bill introduces a new approach to behavioral health transportation, moving beyond traditional methods.
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