OMB Virtual Forums: Learn How Federal Actions Could Impact NY’s Mental Health Systems

The New York State Office of Mental Health is hosting a series of forums to discuss the recent federal actions and plan for potential impacts on New York’s mental health system. These forums – five virtual and one in-person – follow two town hall meetings that were hosted by the agency this summer, and are designed to gather feedback from provider agencies, associations, advocacy organizations, and county leadership.

 

One virtual forum is slated for each OMH region and there will be one in-person discussion in Albany:

 

A group of people listening at a forum
  • Western New York Region

 

  • Hudson River Region

 

  • New York City Region

 

  • Long Island Region

 

  • Central New York Region

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  • Albany In-Person Forum

    • 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 19

    • Capital Region BOCES, 900 Watervliet-Shaker Rd., Albany 12205

    • In-Person Only Registration: https://redcap.link/nov19omhforum

 

Each forum will cover the same content, featuring an opening presentation, followed by small break-out group discussions. During the break-out discussions, an OMH facilitator will ask participants specific questions aimed at planning ahead to help New Yorkers maintain coverage and access to care, provide technical support to help agencies maintain revenue streams, and discuss other topics related to the federal actions.

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: Attendance will be limited at both the virtual and in-person meetings to ensure the break-out groups are small. Advanced registration is required to join, for your applicable region. Please limit attendance to those who will be able to communicate during these discussions organizationally. OMH staff attendance is limited to those supporting the presentation or break-out groups. 

 

Questions may be directed to Planning@omh.ny.gov.


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