On January 15, 2026, Molina Healthcare of Nevada announced a $50,000 grant to Roseman University’s EMPOWERED program, aimed at expanding in-home recovery support services for pregnant and postpartum individuals affected by substance use disorders. The funding will underwrite the hiring of two full-time recovery support specialists, cover telehealth equipment costs, and provide transportation vouchers for 100 participants over a 12-month pilot period. Molina projects that the initiative will reduce hospital readmission rates by up to 20% and improve maternal engagement in outpatient treatment by 30%. The program also includes culturally tailored peer counseling for Spanish-speaking clients, addressing a key need in Nevada’s diverse population.

Effective February 1, 2026, Molina Healthcare of Florida has allocated $70,000 to partner with Miami-Dade County’s 911 Crisis Response initiative, integrating mental health professionals into emergency dispatch responses. The investment covers the salaries of three licensed clinical social workers and the development of a centralized data-sharing platform linking 911 call records with Molina’s care coordination teams. Over the next six months, the program intends to field 500 crisis interventions, aiming to divert 40% of non-violent mental health calls from law enforcement to appropriate community-based services. Molina anticipates a 25% reduction in emergency department utilization for behavioral health emergencies among its Florida membership base.