In the past, many health insurance plans didn't cover mental or behavioral health treatments. This is because these services weren't viewed as healthcare in the same way that things like having ...

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Almost 40% of health care plan participants did not know if mental health services were covered in the same way as medical care, according to a survey by EBRI. Plan sponsors have improved their ...

Hundreds of thousands of Nebraskans who have a mental illness face losing health care coverage or much higher premiums if ...

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A new year means new laws in Colorado, covering everything from health insurance and gun shows to “junk fees” and protections ...

This article is part of the Mental Health Collaborative, a project completed by nine North Carolina college newsrooms to cover mental health issues in their communities. To read more stories about ...

Manhattan Mental Health Counseling is expanding trauma-focused, mind-body therapy within its insurance-based model, ...