9-8-8 Crisis Response Act
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Summary
The 9-8-8 Crisis Response Act amends federal law to expand mental health crisis response services by increasing funding for a crisis response partnership pilot program and broadening Medicaid coverage to include regional and local lifeline call center operations and crisis receiving and stabilization facilities. The bill increases federal funding from $10 million annually (2025–2026) to $100 million annually (2027–2029) for the pilot program and establishes a 85 percent federal matching rate for states that provide these expanded crisis services under Medicaid. The bill defines crisis receiving and stabilization facilities as licensed facilities providing short-term observation, assessment, and psychiatric stabilization services on a 24/7 basis with no-wrong-door admission policies.
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