Chapter 176, Acts, Regular Session, 2026
Summary
The bill reorganizes West Virginia’s addiction‑care system into a coordinated continuum and makes provider payment depend on measurable recovery results instead of service volume. It requires new billing codes, data collection, and performance metrics such as housing stability, sobriety, and self‑sufficiency, with benchmarks beginning in 2027. The aim is to improve health outcomes, lower costs, and address the state’s overdose crisis.
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