; and (E) requires both public and private payers to have higher reimbursement rates for mental health and substance use disorder services that are on par with medical and surgical services; (6) the Federal Government needs to create a comprehensive approach to improving the health care system that incorporates mental health and substance use disorders that includes system improvements that— (A) focuses on early screenings, diagnosis, and intervention across the care continuum to prevent those from experiencing a mental health crisis; (B) improves families’ ability to access timely, affordable, and high-quality treatment and services; (C) strengthens mental health and substance use disorder services in schools and ensures there is engagement from all stakeholders; (D) improves and expands community-based services so people have access to services locally; (E) improves care coordination across treatment settings so patients have the services they need when they need it and do not need to navigate the system themselves; (F) promotes a sustained recovery that includes social determinants of health, such as housing, jobs, and childcare; (G) can adjust to meet the needs of each individual to provide the best care for each person; (H) ensures seamless transitions in care when moving through steps or processes; (I) ends the criminalization of mental illness and substance use disorders and increases programs for diversion that connects individuals to treatment, social supports, and social services; (J) provides access to high-quality and evidence-based mental health and substance use disorder care for those who are incarcerated; (K) creates young adult services and programs within the justice system for those who are ages 18 to 25 to successfully reduce recidivism and that are informed by neuropsychological brain science; (L) incorporates apprenticeship or job training programs into the justice system, particularly for youth, to empower them and reduce recidivism