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U.S. Justice Department investigates Nebraska over mental health services

By Quanecia Fraser,

2024-05-14

By Quanecia Fraser,

2024-05-14

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Anthony Madrigal

05-15

And why is there inadequate mental health care! Because the insurance companies lobbied and had the guidelines changed bc there is no money in mental health! Blame needs to be placed on the lobbyists and insurance companies! They should be made to cover mental health! Then u will see a decisive change in how it is handled!

Carrie Gillen

05-15

It should be investigated! Their mental health services are few and far between for adults and for children and teens a plate travesty!! Next they need to investigate the juvenile probation system its a complete joke that sets kids up to fail!

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