Davis Behavioral Health seeks modest county increase as state grant cuts loom
Davis Behavioral Health told the Davis County Budget Committee it is requesting a roughly 2.5% increase in county funding to offset state and federal grant variability, warn officials, who also flagged uncertainty over Medicaid rates and the future of the State Opioid Response program.
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Davis Behavioral Health asked the Davis County Budget Committee for a modest county funding increase, citing shifting federal and state grant allocations and ongoing uncertainty about Medicaid rates and opioid-response funding. "A little over 240,000 services are provided to Davis County residents," said Brandon Hatch, director of Davis Behavioral Health, as he reviewed service volumes and client trends.
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