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Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Director Elizabeth Hertel joined with other health leaders today at Pine Rest in Grand Rapids to discuss with stakeholders how the state is continuing its commitment to ensuring Michigan families can more easily access behavioral health services. The roundtable discussion focused on the nearly $364 million in investments for behavioral health services included in Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Fiscal Year 24 and FY 23 budgets.
“Everyone deserves access to quality health care where and when they need it,” said Hertel. “This year’s budget builds upon the current-year budget with investments in behavioral health services that build a Michigan where everyone can live a safe, healthy life. We will work to increase the number of providers in Michigan through scholarships, as well as continue to improve access to care through certified community behavioral health clinics, psychiatric re
The new state budget that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer plans to sign today provides $364 million in one-time funding to expand access to mental health care in Michigan.
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More psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners could ease the strain on an already depleted mental health care workforce. Programs throughout the state are helping increase the number of those with dual training.