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Medicaid is a public health insurance program that covers over 72 million people, including many people with mental health conditions, as well as pregnant women, children, people with disabilities, working families and veterans. Forty percent of non-elderly adults on Medicaid have a mental health (MH) condition or substance use disorder (SUD). Medicaid is a lifeline for many people with MH/SUD. Medicaid: • Pays for 1 in 4 dollars spent on vital MH/SUD treatment in the U.S. each year • Provides coverage to 1 in 3 people with mental illness • Allows more people with serious mental illness to access MH/SUD services and • Prevents people from delaying or skipping necessary health and mental health care Register today for NAMI’s next Virtual Town Hall and join our presenters as they provide an overview of Medicaid and what program changes are being discussed in Congress. During this town hall, attendees will: • Review the fundamental element of the Medicaid program and what it means for people with mental health conditions; • Learn about ongoing congressional discussion about Medicaid and what it means for communities; • Identify how you can act to Protect Medicaid. Protect Mental Health. Reserve your spot today to join this Virtual Town Hall! We welcome your participation and invite you to submit questions for our presenters through the webinar registration form.