The Gaps in Employer-Provided Behavioral Health Care

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Employer-provided health plans may not include behavioral health coverage or it may be fragmented. In this City Club of Eugene podcast, three speakers address the gaps, complications, costs and hopes for behavioral health care provided through employers. The speakers are Stephanie Evans-Wondra, licensed professional counselor with Cascade Health; Pete Kerns, president and CEO of Serenity Lane; and Robert Scheele, manager of large group account management for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the NW. You may watch the program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel. This program was recorded on November 7, 2025.

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Employer-provided behavioral health care has gaps in coverage. In this City Club of Eugene program, three speakers talk about how the system works and how to improve it.

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