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Their work to reduce the need for costly inpatient services, and this new option will help California and Kentucky expand access to mobile crisis teams, which are delivered in the community following a crisis event. Medicaid Services (CMS) today approved proposals from California and Kentucky expand access to behavioral health professionals as the first point of care during a crisis. HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra.

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