mental health care infrastructure / prevention services / addiction services / mental health care services / public mental health services / public insurance side / health care services / health insurance coverage / mental health systems / insurance coverage / prevention for mental illness / state health insurance marketplaces / health care reform law / public-run state mental health systems / mental health services / health insurance / health insurance coverage program / health insurance marketplaces / timely health care services / care for people with mental illness / supportive services / pharmacological services / inadequate services / /
MedicalCondition
mental health disorders / cuts / diagnosable disorder / bi-polar disorder / milder depression / substance use disorders / substance use disorder / severe mental disorders / severe and persistent mental illness / obesity / less serious mental health disorders / Mental Illness / mood disorders / illness / MS / panic disorders / impulse-control disorders / severe mental disorder / schizophrenia / serious mental illness / anxiety disorders / diabetes / severe panic disorder / bipolar affective disorder / high blood pressure / severe and serious mental illness / depression / /
MedicalTreatment
counseling / /
Organization
National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors / NC SC / AR AL / Newtown Sandy Hook School / LA FL / U.S Supreme Court / federal government / MI IA / CT PA / Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration / NH ND / American Mental Health Counselors Association Alexandria / /
Person
Joel E. Miller / /
Position
Major / Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Kansas / Nebraska / Wisconsin / Minnesota / Virginia / Alabama / Alaska / Maine / Wyoming / Indiana / Louisiana / Connecticut / Missouri / South Dakota / Tennessee / Utah / District of Columbia / Pennsylvania / Montana / South Carolina / Oklahoma / Mississippi / Florida / North Carolina / Georgia / Idaho / New Hampshire / /
Dashed Hopes; Broken Promises; More Despair: How the Lack of State Participation in the Medicaid Expansion