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New York City-based Columbia University has launched a new research hub for psychiatry and mental health made possible by a $75 million donation from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.
California's Department of Health Care Services is allocating $17 million of the state budget to support the state's mental healthcare workforce.
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Virginia's medical assistance services department allocated Kepro a $113 million contract to oversee behavioral healthcare utilization and case management for the state's Medicaid program.