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Mental Health Parity Bill Passes House
newhavenindependent.org May 6, 2008
The House passed a bill along party lines that calls for mental illness to be treated the same as physical illness under Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell's Charter Oak Health Plan for uninsured adults in the state. The Charter Oak Health Plan was passed last year by the legislature and is expected to...
Official gathers ideas for governor's mental health project
newsvine.com May 7, 2008
David Brenna wants people to think about mental illnesses the same way they would other kinds of diseases. ... Brenna met Tuesday with area mental health advocates in Kennewick to gather ideas for the governor's Mental Health Transformation Project, a statewide...
Mental Illness
grouchyoldcripple.com May 5, 2008
I opened up Sunday's Atlanta Urinal and Constipation and came upon this tidbit. Q & A / ROSALYNN CARTER, former... ... es I agree. Former first lady Rosalynn Carter's interest in improving mental health care began when her husband ran for governor of Georgia in the 1960s....
Former first lady: 'It's morally wrong not to treat' mental illnesses - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
mentalhopenews.blogspot.com May 5, 2008
By Gayle White Published on: 05/04/08 Former first lady Rosalynn Carter's interest in improving mental health care began when her husband ran for governor of Georgia in the 1960s. Soon, one of her main objectives may be realized. The U.S. House in March passed a broad bill that requires insurance...