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Parent says system for those in severe mental health emergencies is 'horrible' - Vimarsana News

Parent says system for those in severe mental health emergencies is 'horrible'

As the parent of an adult daughter who struggles with severe mental illness, Prudence Justis constantly questions, "How can we make this better?" 'This' -- being Virginia's mental health system.

Source: wtvr.com
More Patients in Crisis Falling Through Cracks of State Psychiatric Commitment System - Vimarsana News

More Patients in Crisis Falling Through Cracks of State Psychiatric Commitment System

RICHMOND — In the language of state agencies, it’s “loss of custody.” In the vernacular of medical staff, it’s being “street-ed.” Both refer to when an…

More patients in crisis falling through cracks of state psychiatric commitment system - Vimarsana News

More patients in crisis falling through cracks of state psychiatric commitment system

Loss of custody events, when someone deemed a threat to himself or others leaves a facility before being treated, have nearly tripled in Va. since 2020.

WHRO - More patients in crisis are falling through cracks of Virginia's psychiatric commitment system - Vimarsana News

WHRO - More patients in crisis are falling through cracks of Virginia's psychiatric commitment system

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Shortage of mental health beds pushes Arlington toward community-based care - Vimarsana News

Shortage of mental health beds pushes Arlington toward community-based care

In Arlington and across the state, hospital emergency rooms are filling up with people in mental health crises, often handcuffed to gurneys and attended by law enforcement officers.

Source: arlnow.com