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Are Texas’ mental health services as bad as they say?

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Texas has been sold a bill of goods that our mental health services are bad, and that increased Federal funding through Medicare expansion is the answer.  Is that true?  What would Texas look like without Federal funding for mental health?

We’ve been hearing this lie for years: out of the 50 states, Puerto Rico, and District of Columbia, “Texas ranks 49th in mental health services.” That claim comes from a 2015 report by SAMHSA, using a formula so imprecise that SAMHSA didn’

 

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