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Our SVP of Policymaker Relations Caitlin Hochul told @HealthyWomen why insurance practices are driving providers out of the network.
When you reach out for help, a provider should be there to answer.
Having insurance should mean you can get care. Too often, it doesn’t.
Our Chief Advocacy Officer Angela Kimball told @DAMEmagazine how insurers list providers who aren’t taking patients.
Read the study at insact.us/47zSvYV and join us at carethatsfair.us
Ever called a list of in-network therapists and gotten nowhere? You’re not imagining it. New research commissioned by us and published in JAMA Health Forum, shows that in 5,822 calls to in-network mental health providers across five states, only about 1 in 8 calls led to an appointment. Having insurance should mean you can get care.
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@GovSherrillNJ is keeping her promises to take on the harms of Big Tech.
Today, she announced that Rutgers will be home to a Social Media Research Center to help inform strong policies, practical safeguards, and better resources to help protect kids online. #YouthMentalHealth
Mental health education is an essential building block for healthy kids. It teaches them about maintaining good mental health, recognizing common disorders and asking for help, and reduces stigma.
Our new roadmap with @NAMICommunicate and The Mental Health Literacy Collaborative (MHLC) helps state leaders bring mental health education into every classroom.
Read it here: insact.us/MHEPRoadmap
Companies should be held accountable for the harm their products cause people. Period.
A bipartisan coalition of states is suing OpenAI over user safety, and it’s an important step toward making sure AI tools put people’s wellbeing first. 🔗 ow.ly/gc8G50ZY2o7
We’ve spent years telling people it’s okay to ask for help, and more of them are listening, taking the important first step of looking after their mental health. What they find is a system still catching up, with nearly half of adults living with a diagnosable mental health condition going without treatment last year.
Good mental health care should be easy to get and easy to afford, and we’re working with lawmakers in Washington and in statehouses across the country to make that real.
🎤 We’re asking you: What should the next president do to improve mental health in America?
Inseparable just launched a national listening survey. It takes a few minutes to complete, and your answers will help keep mental health front and center throughout the next presidential election.
Take the survey: insact.us/4zBaj1P


















