"Insurance only covered a certain number of sessions. How is that even fair?" It isn't. Mental health is health — coverage should match the need. https://t.co/b5DPA1vlKN #CareThatsFair
@GovWesMoore We’re proud to support this progress and want to recognize all of the advocates, champions, and community members who made this possible, special thanks to @mentalhealthMD, @Sen_M_Augustine & Delegate Heather Bagnall! #MentalHealthMatters
ICYMI: @govwesmoore signed two mental health bills into law that will expand access to important mental health services by mandating insurers that cover integrated mental services in primary care settings and protect patients’ continuity of care when their providers leave their insurance network. Learn how Maryland’s new laws will address critical gaps in care >> [https://t.co/UMha3U86ge]
Good mental healthcare should be easy to get and easy to afford; @RepPaulTonko has fought for fair mental healthcare for 20+ years.
"In the richest nation in the world, no one should have to struggle without access to the care they need.”
Full statement here: https://t.co/EN4tOGUW1s
Crisis response is on the line in New Jersey — @AswAndreaKatz has something to say about it. She shared her story with @njdotcom to highlight the importance of fully funding a continuum of care for New Jerseyans facing mental health crises. https://t.co/MTf1DG9xFu
These are more than just policy wins. They're deliberate investments in mothers, children, and the communities that surround them, and we're proud to have been part of pushing it forward.
Huge thanks to @mdspaonline, @Sen_M_Augustine, @SenatorDawnGile, @mirekunorth, @voteforjenwhite & all of the other advocates, champions, and community members that helped make these wins happen 🏆
Last week, Gov. @iamwesmoore signed two mental health bills into law that will increase mental health access at two critical life stages—helping new mothers and students across the state get the mental health care and supports they need.
🤱 Perinatal Mental Health Coverage (SB 891/HB 1118)
Maryland will now require routine mental health screenings during the perinatal period and strengthen referral pathways to care, helping ensure patients are identified early and connected to appropriate mental health treatment and support services.
We're launching the Win Workshop today — a seven-session curriculum that gives mental health advocates the strategy and skills to run campaigns that actually change policy.
Explore it at https://t.co/kKJfVonQcb.
Yesterday, MHARI gathered partners and lawmakers to celebrate 110 years of advocacy. Inseparable is honored to be counted among those partners.
Congratulations to Sen. Ujifusa and former Speaker @JoeShekarchi for your recognition in legislative achievement.
The 2026 #MaternalMentalHealth State Report Cards are out today.
• No states earned an A
• The U.S. overall received only a C
• The U.S. earned the equivalent of an “F” on paid leave + childcare supports
Read the report: https://t.co/eAfj33y0af
#MMHReportCards#PublicHealth
44 attorneys general — bipartisan — to Congress: pass the strongest kids online safety bill on the hill, and stop telling states they can't protect kids too.
We agree. Read their letter: https://t.co/zSffkUgUDF
Twenty years ago, a father’s grief became a life-saving law.
Today, we honored that legacy with our presence and our promise of the progress to come.
S.8426 and A.8839 continues that legacy by codifying the same protections Tom O’Clair fought for into state law amid federal rollbacks.
Delaware’s House HHD Committee passed SB 22 unanimously! ✅
The bill limits prior authorization and requires insurers to use only high-quality, transparent clinical guidelines to make coverage decisions for mental health care.
Thanks @BryanTownsendDE and Speaker Minor-Brown for sponsoring this important legislation.
#MHM
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and policymakers across the country are stepping up to support this issue like never before.
In a powerful bipartisan effort, Inseparable’s Mental Health Caucus members Sen. Byron Pelton (R) @commish_pelton and Reps. Kyle Brown (D) @KyleBrownHD12, and Lindsay Gilchrist (D) @LindsGilchrist championed HB 26-1002 to strengthen Colorado’s mental health workforce.
Progress is possible when we put mental health first. 🫂💜 #MHAM
Good news! S 5241 and S 8426 passed the Senate Finance Committee, promising fewer denials, better access, and clearer standards in access to mental health care in New York.
Mental health is health. But New Yorkers still face unfair delays and insurance clawbacks. These bills can help.
Thanks to Sens. Fernandez, Brouk, and Bailey for your leadership.
Stay tuned.
#MHM
Jennifer's 13-year-old son attempted suicide. Insurance refused to cover the residential treatment that was saving his life — he wasn't "sick enough."
"Sick enough" isn't a standard. It's a stalling tactic.
Share your story: https://t.co/iHtnsWBALr #CareThatsFair