Provider Stability

When will the conflicts end in behavioral health?

Current legislation codifying CCBHCs into state law give CMHSPs CCBHC priority and oversight; House Health Policy Committee hears pre-admission screening legislation; and,Federal Medicaid Work Requirements are introduced.

Can Michigan Build a Behavioral Health System That Actually Works for Providers and the People They Serve?

Without clear direction around restructuring, access, provider stability, and system control, stakeholders are increasingly asking whether Michigan can create a transparent, conflict-aware behavioral health system built around trust, accountability, and long-term community capacity.

Can Michigan Build a Behavioral Health System That Actually Works for Families?

Behind the policy fights, budget battles, and competing reform plans is a harder reality: families across Michigan are still struggling to get timely care, stable services, and clear answers when they need them most.

When will there be improvements to Michigan's Behavioral Health System?

Aligning the System: A Shared Path Forward for Michigan’s Behavioral Health Network

Providers and policymakers should be converging around common goals—strengthening capacity, improving access, and bringing payment, expectations, and accountability into closer alignment statewide.

It's time we change how we talk about reform.

Let’s Put Community Mental Health Back on Michigan’s Agenda

Who Covers Mental Health Care in Michigan?

Consolidating Power Post RFP Cancelation

From the HSW waiver shift to rate cuts and service takeovers, this week’s developments signal a system tightening control while provider capacity thins.