Community health services-continued redesign efforts.

This Wyoming bill (HB 33) modifies definitions and delays implementation of community health services redesign for mental health and substance use disorder treatment. It directly affects individuals with mental illness or substance use disorders, including those recently involved with the justice system (e.g., court-ordered treatment), indigent patients without insurance, and families referred for youth mental health crises. Key provisions include amending definitions of "high-risk families," "indigent clients," and "justice-involved" populations, delaying the effective date from 2022 to 2024, and requiring the Department of Health to submit annual progress reports to the legislature. The bill also directs the state to seek federal funding to support infrastructure changes needed for the redesign.