This plan represents a major shift in how we care for our fellow New Yorkers in crisis.
Eric Adams: “This plan represents a major shift in how we care for our fellow New Yorkers in crisis.”
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Mayor Eric Adams describes the new approach to involuntarily hospitalizing individuals in crisis.
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