Goplerud told Join Together that the new codes would be "essential for expansion of SBI in public-sector programs," such as community health centers, Indian Health Service clinics, public hospitals, community mental-health centers, and migrant health centers. "It gives a financial base for the sustainability of these programs,"
News and recovery-oriented commentary about current controversies, emerging trends and research findings related to drug and alcohol addiction, treatment and recovery.
Friday, October 06, 2006
Medicaid Will Pay for Addiction Screening; Advocates Seek AMA Action, Too
On its face, this is clearly a good thing. Two big caveats. First, it does nothing about the already detected AOD problems that we see every day. Second, and probably more important, the quote below suggests that this may provide fuel for the current migration from specialty addiction treatment providers to mental health programs:
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