The Biden administration today is taking new steps to make insurers cover mental health on a par with physical health, rekindling a fight with health plans that say such requirements are unworkable amid a shortage of providers. Why it matters: The coverage requirements mark the most significant action on mental health parity in a decade and address persistent complaints that…
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