
After delay, planned Henrico treatment and detox center nears reality
When a Henrico resident is struggling with an opioid or substance abuse problem, he or she typically ends up in one of several places: jail, a recovery home, or in the temporary care of Henrico Area Mental Health and Developmental Services or a private behavioral health crisis agency.
Often, though, none of those options is an ideal one, according to Deputy Henrico County Manager for Public Safety Michael Feinmel, since what many people in those situations need is a longer-term, comprehensive treatment plan to help end their dependence and – and that’s why the county is partnering with a private company to create a new solution. Click here to read more









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