Mental Health Providers React to Sununu’s Veto of Medicaid Rate Increase Bill
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Mental health care providers are reacting to Governor Chris Sununu’s veto of a bill that would have provided new money for mental health services in the state.
The bill, backed mostly by Democrats, would have spent $3.5 million to raise the rates that Medicaid pays out for mental health services and substance use disorder treatments.
In vetoing the bill, Sununu, a two-term Republican, said spending money right before the next state budget goes into effect would be redundant.