New Jersey Mental Health Crisis Centers Face Delays Due to Funding Shortfall
New Jersey's planned mental health crisis centers, intended to offer specialized care and reduce reliance on emergency rooms, have delayed their opening due to a funding gap. Two centers are postponed, with three others uncertain, raising concerns among advocates about continued inadequate support for mental health emergencies. This impacts access to appropriate care for adults in mental health crises.
Want more?
Open NewsSnap.ai for the full app experience, including audio, personalization, and more news tools.