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The pandemic exacerbated rural mental health care gaps. A state program is trying to help.
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The governor wants to make mental and behavioral health services a priority in the new General Assembly.
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The goal of a new bill is to improve access to service to the 500,000 Ohioans who seek mental health services every year.
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An informational website and a streamlined call center are being touted as vital resources while the state raises awareness of problem gambling and suicide prevention.
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Millions of Ohioans are staying home as ordered, as schools have closed, employers have ordered them to work remotely and entertainment options have been…
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The leader of the Ohio House had pointed to that bill as an alternative to Gov. Mike DeWine’s anti-gun violence package – a proposal that is likely to be…
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Advocates are calling on Senators to restore $36 million in funding for mental health and suicide prevention before they pass the budget. That's money…
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One of the leading figures in the state’s battle against the deadly opioid crisis is stepping down. The head of the Department of Mental Health and…
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The Republican candidate for governor has released what he says is a plan to invest in Ohio’s kids, families and future. But Democrats are saying his…
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The state is moving mental health and addiction services for low income Ohioans into Medicaid managed care by July 1, and it’s the biggest and most…