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Baker Plan Aims To Grow Primary, Behavioral Health Care

Matt Murphy3/15/22 5:47 PM

After watching the pandemic exacerbate the need for improved access to behavioral health care, Gov. Charlie Baker doubled down Tuesday on a plan to force providers and insurers to inject up to $1.4 billion into the system over the next three years to remove barriers to care and reach people before they end up in emergency rooms.

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