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Mental Health Support

Tobin S.

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1. Thank you, Locut0s

Reply to Locut0s (Original post)

Sat Feb 25, 2012, 02:56 PM

Feb 2012

Another problem we have here in the states regarding health insurance for mental health problems is that many policies to not cover care for mental illnesses as well as they do other health problems. For example, I've had health insurance in the past that only covered 50% of the cost of a psychologist and then only for 25 visits a year.

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Support *hugs* for all those without insurance. [View all] Locut0s Feb 2012 OP

Thank you, Locut0s Tobin S. Feb 2012 #1

I thought that was illegal now due to obamacare or one of wellstone's bill mdmc Feb 2012 #3

Not all of it has taken effect yet. Neoma Feb 2012 #4

My health ins. has already changed to conform to the law mdmc Feb 2012 #5

You must be close to my daughter's age... BeHereNow Feb 2012 #6

I've been going back and forth on the issue on whether I should go on disability. Neoma Feb 2012 #7

May I ask your diagnosis, if that is not too personal? BeHereNow Feb 2012 #8

The situation is different, in that I have my husband taking care of me. Neoma Feb 2012 #9

Yes, you have stated the condition VERY succinctly! BeHereNow Feb 2012 #10

Oh no, I don't mean she should be off her meds. Neoma Feb 2012 #11

I know someone that went to our local clinic that is run by the state mdmc Feb 2012 #2