Disability Rights New Mexico would like your help deciding what is most important in promoting, protecting, and expanding the legal rights of New Mexicans with disabilities. Share your voice and take their survey today.
Read More ›Your input is needed! The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published a proposed rule, Ensuring Access to Medicaid Services to improve access to — and quality of — Medicaid services and promote health equity across the Medicaid program. The proposed rule applies to all Medicaid services, including the home and community-based services (HCBS) that are vital to people with disabilities and older adults.
Read More ›World No Tobacco Day provides an opportunity for smokers in New Mexico to make the decision to quit. New Mexico Department of Health’s Nicotine Use Prevention and Control (NUPAC) program offers free resources for nicotine users who want to quit.
Read More ›The City of Albuquerque (CABQ) is offering free Question Persuade Refer (QPR) Gatekeeper Training. QPR is an evidence-based method for suicide prevention for teens and adults to use in their communities and workplaces.
Read More ›988 is a 24/7 lifeline for emotional, mental, or substance use distress support. 988 is FREE and confidential, is more than a suicide hotline, and offers real-time access. You can call, text, or chat for help anytime.
Read More ›This Medicaid Eligibility Appeals webinar presented in partnership with the National Health Law Program provides an overview of the Medicaid eligibility appeals process, including what can be appealed, how to file an appeal, and what to know about appeals decisions.
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