MHARI report: R.I.’s continuum of mental health care has ‘gaping holes’

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THE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION of Rhode Island released Thursday a new report highlighting the current state of behavioral health care in the Ocean State.
THE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION of Rhode Island released Thursday a new report highlighting the current state of behavioral health care in the Ocean State.
PROVIDENCE – A new report released Thursday by the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island highlights what the association’s executive director describes as “gaping holes” in the state’s continuum of mental health care, where people are “slipping and getting stuck.” The 60-page report, titled “The State of Behavioral Healthcare in Rhode Island,” was compiled by…

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