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Mar 10, 2026

Speaking & Education

PERSPECTIVE: Self-Funded Group Health Plans: A Public Mental Health Threat to Employees?

Federal Ruling in Wit v. UBH Mandates Systemic Changes

United Behavioral Health Patients’ Coverage Fight Not Dead Yet

She kept challenging one of California’s biggest health insurers. Then, it tried to cut her off

Report to the Honorable Julie A. Su, United States Acting Secretary of Labor: Group Health Plan Claims and Appeals

He wanted to live. After his insurance rejected coverage, he died of a fentanyl overdose

Physically disabled? No problem. Mentally disabled? Coverage is limited, harder to get.

Struggling to Find an In-Network Mental Health Provider? Here’s What You Can Do.

What Mental Health Care Protections Exist in Your State?

Health Claim Denial Appeal Rates Should be Higher, Experts Argue

Impediments to Claims/Appeals by Plan Participants

A new $16,000 postpartum depression drug is here. How will insurers handle it?

There’s a new prescription pill for postpartum depression. How will coverage work?

Kaiser Eases Restrictions on Postpartum Depression Care After Investigations

Most Americans with mental health needs don’t get treatment, report finds

Compliance With California’s Mental Health Parity Law

California Senate panel hears testimony about parity for mental health, substance use disorders

Plaintiffs in Wit still could see reprocessing of denied claims

9th Cir. Throws Wrench in ‘Most Important’ ERISA Case of Century (1)

Securing the Promise of Parity

Hoops, Hurdles and Holdups: Overcoming Private Insurance Barriers for Behavioral Health Providers

Teen with life-threatening depression finally found hope. Then insurance cut her off

How Congress Could Respond to Wit v. UBH