House Approves Resolution to Study Mental Health Services
A resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study access to community mental health services for Pennsylvania families has unanimously passed the House.
December 20, 2019 at 01:00 PM
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A resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study access to community mental health services for Pennsylvania families has unanimously passed the House.
House Resolution 515, which was sponsored by state Rep. Tom Murt, R-Montgomery, was unanimously approved by the House on Dec. 17.
"While our county mental health agencies and their contracted providers try to stretch the dollars we make available, we need a better grasp on how the resources we've made available are being used for Pennsylvania families in need," Murt said in a statement.
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