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H. L. Grubin,K. Hess,D. K. Ferryoral health services in the U.S. As a group, Latinos evidence high prevalence of anxiety disorders and comorbidity, highlighting the need to improve current disparities in quality of and access to mental health care. A unique opportunity now exists to address such disparities as the new health care

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1370-1ations are discussed, with particular emphasis on changes and opportunities created by the Affordable Care Act. Barriers to treatment as well as ideas for overcoming these barriers are discussed, as are specific recommendations for clinicians and community providers.

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Dirk Bouwmeester,Artur Ekert,Anton Zeilingerion patients in the U.S., most of whom are enrolled in Medicaid. Increasingly, CHCs are transforming their practices to become Patient-Centered Medical Homes (PCMHs) with integrated behavioral health services and “wrap-around” support. This chapter examines trends in Medicaid payment reform supporting PCMH and integrated care.

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Seriously Mentally Ill and Integrated Care Among Hispanic Populations,ations are discussed, with particular emphasis on changes and opportunities created by the Affordable Care Act. Barriers to treatment as well as ideas for overcoming these barriers are discussed, as are specific recommendations for clinicians and community providers.