MENTAL ILLNESS IN WV GETS SHORT-CHANGED

(05/03/2011)

Consultant Faults W.Va. Medicaid On Mental Health Care By Alison Knezevich Charleston Gazette Staff Writer Many West Virginians with mental illness aren't getting the care they need, in part because the state's Medicaid program focuses more on figuring out reasons people are ineligible for service than on helping them ... Read the story W.Va. Medicaid too restrictive on mental health services, report says

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