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S. 2680 will help people get access to the mental health care they desperately need. But, only if it passes. Contact your Senators today. 

For May is Mental Health Month the Empire State Building lit up green to help spread awareness.

NAMI CEO, Mary Giliberti makes a statement to address mental health appropriations to the Labor-HHS-Education Subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives.

NAMI has released the results of a survey showing that people living with schizophrenia use digital technology generally as much as the rest of the population—and in ways that help them cope with the effects of their condition.

NAMI has released the results of a survey showing that people living with schizophrenia use digital technology generally as much as the rest of the population—and in ways that help them cope with the effects of their condition.

NAMI has issued a statement in response to a decision by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) to recommend to Congress adverse changes in cost-sharing provisions for low-income persons under Medicare Part D.

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"NAMI is pleased that the final rule provides needed guidance on how the federal parity law applies to Medicaid and CHIP plans," said Giliberti. "It is a long road to achieve parity. Finalizing the rule is another step forward."

NAMI joins over 250 organizations in urging the Medicare Payment Advisory Council (MedPAC) not to raise cost sharing on low-income Medicare beneficiaries.

NAMI welcomes the committee's action as another step forward in the process leading to enactment of bipartisan comprehensive mental health reform.