State Rep. Mike Harris announced the passage of Senate Bill 27, a new law requiring insurers to cover mental health and substance use disorder treatment. Signed by the governor on Tuesday, this legislation ensures comprehensive insurance coverage for Michigan residents, incorporating federal protections into state law.
“Mental and physical health are both crucial for a happy, healthy life,” said Harris, vice chair of the House Insurance and Financial Services Committee. “This law guarantees that health insurance coverage includes mental health care, enabling Michiganders to access essential services and treatments.”
The new law represents a significant step towards holistic healthcare, recognizing the importance of mental wellness. Passed with strong bipartisan support, it aims to provide equal footing for mental and physical health, fostering healthier communities across the state.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
