SAMHSA Invites Comments to Refine User Feedback Surveys
Published Date: 8/27/2025
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Summary
SAMHSA wants to keep collecting feedback from people who use their services to make sure they’re helpful and easy to use. They’re asking the public to comment on their plan to continue this feedback collection, which won’t cost much time or money. If you use or care about SAMHSA’s programs, now’s your chance to speak up before the plan gets approved!
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