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Recent COVID-19-related federal legislation has resulted in time-limited increases in Mental Health Block Grant (MHBG) set-aside dollars for coordinated specialty care (CSC) throughout the United States. The state of Ohio has opted to apply these funds to establish a learning health network of Ohio CSC teams, promote efforts to expand access to CSC, and quantify the operating costs and rates of reimbursement from private and public payers for these CSC teams. These efforts may provide other states with a model through which they can apply increased MHBG funds to support the success of their own CSC programs.

Original publication

DOI

10.1176/appi.ps.20220126

Type

Journal article

Journal

Psychiatr Serv

Publication Date

01/07/2023

Volume

74

Pages

766 - 769

Keywords

Community mental health centers, Coordinated specialty care, First episode psychosis, Public health, State-university collaboration, Humans, United States, Ohio, COVID-19, Costs and Cost Analysis, Mental Health, Patient Care Team