Health Care Reform: Primary Care and Behavioral Health Integration
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This document summarizes key aspects of health care reform related to integrating primary care and behavioral health. The Affordable Care Act aims to increase insurance coverage and focus on coordination of care and chronic disease prevention. Grants are available to help community behavioral health agencies improve physical health screening and referrals for those with serious mental illnesses. The goals are to improve health outcomes by better coordinating primary and behavioral care.
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