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Behavioral Health Matters to Counties

By Blaire Bryant Mar. 4, 2021

Tags: Health, Justice & Public Safety

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Behavioral Health Matters to Counties

Through 750 behavioral health authorities and community providers, county governments plan and operate community-based services for persons with mental illnesses and substance use conditions.

2021-03-04

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