The bill, stuck in the Senate right now, would fill in the gaps in mental health treatment, and appoint a federal administrator to oversee certain programs.
The bill, stuck in the Senate right now, would fill in the gaps in mental health treatment, and appoint a federal administrator to oversee certain programs.
It’s been more than 50 years since the last comprehensive mental health bill passed in the United States.
This fall, Congress may have the opportunity to change that.
