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 **Source:** EBSA 4th MHPAEA Report, 2025-2026
 
-The 4th MHPAEA Report documented payers actively raising M/S reimbursement to fix network gaps while NOT applying the same methodology to MH networks, providing direct evidence of differential treatment mechanism. This shows the gap is not passive neglect but active policy divergence.
+The 4th MHPAEA Report documented payers actively raising M/S reimbursement to fix network gaps while NOT applying the same methodology to MH networks, providing direct evidence of differential treatment mechanism. This shows the gap is not passive neglect but active policy divergence.
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