N.H. Insurance Dept. Announces Restart of the Mental Health and Addiction Services Advisory Committee, Introduces Newly-Named Committee Members
"Mental health and substance use disorder services are essential components of healthcare, and ensuring access for covered individuals is a priority for the
The committee's mission encompasses several key objectives aimed at enhancing mental health and substance use disorder services through private insurance coverage. A primary focus is advising the Insurance Commissioner, serving as an advisory body that provides guidance and recommendations. In addition to its advisory function, the committee actively contributes to fostering communication among diverse stakeholders. This collaborative effort includes representatives from providers, insurance companies, and advocates. This approach aims to address potential challenges and opportunities in the implementation of new legal requirements, promoting a more comprehensive and inclusive approach to mental health and substance use disorder service delivery. The committee also plays a pivotal role in discussing regulatory actions within the purview of the
The resumption of the
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Newly-Named Committee Members:
SUD Treatment Providers:
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Mental Health Providers:
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Health Care Provider Advocates:
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SUD Treatment Advocates:
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Mental Health Advocates:
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Insurance Companies:
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State Legislators:
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"The diverse expertise of our committee members will be instrumental in shaping policies that improve access to essential services for covered individuals," said Commissioner Bettencourt. "I am honored to work alongside such dedicated professionals and advocates."
The committee currently has vacant positions in several categories, including SUD Treatment Providers, SUD Inpatient Treatment Facilities, SUD Treatment Advocates, and Consumer Advocates. Individuals interested in contributing to the important work of the
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Original text here: https://www.nh.gov/insurance/media/pr/2023/documents/20231127-committee.pdf



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