This four-part series by Valley News staff writer Rick Jurgens is part of a project that is supported by a Health Care Performance Reporting Fellowship from the Association of Health Care Journalists and by The Commonwealth Fund.
(Note: These articles were published during the summer of 2015.)
Read the series and related sidebars below.
— A Failure to Measure Up; On Mental Health, Twin States Lag
— Evolution of Approach
— Vt. Spends More, but Impact Is Unclear
— As Mental Health Care Evolved, State Resources Fell Behind
— Falling Through the Gaps; Community Mental Health Care Continues to Be Vulnerable
— Flagship Hospitals Continue to Have a Role to Play
— Mental Health Care A Very Difficult System to Navigate
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