Medicaid cuts would make Arizona’s mental health crisis even worse

Arizona’s behavioral health system is already stretched to the breaking point.

For many people dealing with anxiety, depression, substance use disorders or other mental health issues, waiting weeks — or even months — for an appointment can turn manageable concerns into severe crises.

What can be even more challenging is finding a provider who accepts the right insurance, especially for those living in rural areas or seeking assistance for children.

That’s why proposed Medicaid cuts should alarm every Arizonan. These cuts wouldn’t just harm people on Medicaid — they would weaken the entire behavioral health system and make it harder for everyone to access timely care.

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