Universities will get funding to help health care professionals better help patients with autism spectrum disorders, and families with autistic members will have access to additional resources under a bill signed into law by Governor Rick Snyder. The bill amends the Autism Coverage Reimbursement Act to allow for the one-time expenditure of up to $4 million to help universities train health care professionals to assess, diagnose and provide treatment to people with autism spectrum disorders. It also provides $1.5 million for the Autism Alliance of Michigan through the Michigan Department of Community Health to provide assistance and resources for families dealing with the disorder.
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