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Date Added: August 30, 2008 09:32:04 PM
The state will pay less for a mental health service offered to the state's seriously ill residents. The 7 percent cut was a surprise to advocates for the mentally ill and to providers who said they are already losing money on the service, called assertive community treatment, or ACT, teams. The teams include psychiatrists, nurses, therapists and social workers who offer comprehensive mental ...

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