State Solutions for Affordable Psychedelic Care
We help states build psychedelic access programs and funding strategies that make treatment in reach for those who need it most. That means legislative drafting, economic analysis, coalition building, and the research to back all three, across every state moving on psychedelic policy.
The state with the highest promise is raising the price of access.
Oregon's regulated psilocybin program has produced three years of impressive outcomes and safety data that most states only theorize about. A proposed licensing fee increase threatens to shrink the program just as that evidence case gets stronger, and what Oregon decides will shape how every other state weighs the cost of access.
Oregon, by the numbers
Clients served: 22,000+
Severe adverse events rate: 0.15%
Cost per remission, psilocybin: $5,660
Cost per remission, TMS: $22,408
The Oregon Snapshot Report
Oregon's program has served more than 22,000 clients, posted a severe adverse event rate well below clinical trial baselines, and delivered depression remission at a fraction of the cost of treatments Oregon Medicaid already covers.
The Snapshot lays out the case for pausing the proposed fee increases and commissioning an Oregon-specific economic analysis before the state decides.
Ground Game
The science on psychedelic therapy is accelerating, and policy is trying to catch up. Ground Game talks to the researchers, clinicians, and advocates working at that intersection, translating the momentum into something legislators, funders, and advocates can act on.
Looking for the national picture? The National Psychedelic Landscape Assessment tracks 220+ bills across 38 states and D.C
Want to support state-funded access in your state?
We support legislators, state agencies, funders and advocates who want pragmatic, implementable models for affordable psychedelic care.
Reach out if you are:
Developing policy options and implementation-ready language for affordable, regulated psychedelic services
Building a pilot program concept and budget framework that reduces out-of-pocket costs and clarifies operational roles
Requesting a nonpartisan briefing on lessons learned from Oregon and Colorado to inform program design and oversight