California has invested billions into its behavioral health system under Gov. Gavin Newsom, aiming to address mental health crises with expanded services. However, proposed federal budget cuts jeopardize these advancements, particularly since many state programs rely on Medicaid funding. Alex Briscoe, an expert in health care recovery, highlights the danger of losing crucial financial resources, emphasizing that the timing of these discussions is disastrous for California's ongoing efforts. The House's recent proposal for $880 billion in cuts poses a significant risk to the state's progress and the accessibility of vital health services.
When you remove resources of this size and scope everything is at risk,
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