Mental health advocates in Georgia are urging lawmakers to strengthen and enforce the state’s Mental Health Parity Act, arguing that too many people still face denials, delays, or limited access when trying to get behavioral health care covered by insurance.
Advocates, healthcare leaders, and community members from across Georgia will gather at the State Capitol on February 3, 2026, for Mental Health Parity Day, an annual event focused on ensuring mental health care is treated with the same urgency, access, and insurance coverage as physical health care.
