dr. hogan, george, and mr. murray. >> our next panel, i will first introduced dr. michael hogan. the former commissioner of the new york state office of mental health and the new freedom commission on mental health. his capacity of overseeing the public mental-health system. he previously served as the ohio director of public health and the commissioner of the connecticut department of mental health. for purposes of introduction, i turn to senator alexander. >> i am delighted to welcome robert viro of tennessee. he has done work at the behavioral health care field for a long time, 40 years. he is chief executive of the company, and non-profit organization. they have more than 50 facilities, 160 partnership locations serving 50,000 people of all ages each year. his distinguished background includes work at vanderbilt, he is a clinician and he has been consulted by many for his expertise in his field and i look forward to his insights about the need to tell and how we can do a better job of making sure that they have helped. >> thank you, center alexander. >> it is a great privileg

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dr. hogan, i want to ask you about this -- the shocking ignorance of general practitioners about alcoholism when you talk about -- the teacher is -- pretty attrition's -- pediatricians but they do not know about this is pretty remarkable. integrated care is so important. it is something we do pretty well in minnesota. we have accountable care organizations. they have been pioneers. have we gotten better at this? >> thank you. i want to comment very briefly on your point about children. the senator has been closely connected to and followed an extraordinary national program for young people who have got a developmental disabilities. if you have got a significant developmental disability, you are basically entitled to some care for your family. we have an average wait of nine years until we find out about it. this is of profound importance. training around these conditions, there is too much they have to cover in medical school. but it is not a problem that can be fixed by draining doctors better