State Shuts Down San Jose Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center
State Shuts Down San Jose Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center
A drug and alcohol rehab facility in San Jose was shut down by the state Wednesday, forcing clients to seek treatment elsewhere. Marianne Favro reports. … The California Department of Health Care Services did not return calls seeking comment. In …
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Drug, Alcohol Clinics Stay Open Despite Fraud, Report Finds
A dozen drug and alcohol rehabilitation clinics that recently have been found to have committed fraudulent billing practices under the Drug Medi-Cal Treatment Program remain open in Los Angeles County, according to an analysis by the Center for …
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New psychiatric facility to open in Ceres
The project, which included an estimated cost of $ 2.16 million for renovations of an existing vacant facility in Ceres, has been the center of attention for many county officials, as it marks the first free-standing mental health rehabilitation center …
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Is Homosexuality a “Mental Disease”?
Question by Solvieg’s Girl: Is homosexuality a “mental disease”?
Best answer:
Answer by MRose
Absolutely not!
Answer by nikkimarie918
My opinion is “no”
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Zoning board nixes drug treatment center at former Marian site
The city zoning board voted 3-1 on Wednesday night, March 5, to reject a request by Just Believe Recovery Center (JBRC) for a variance to open a treatment center for drug and alcohol abuse at the former Marian Community Hospital. Because the former …
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Rehab Paid Frank Flannery to Lobby the Government
Rehab paid Frank Flannery to lobby the Government
The company invoiced Rehab for €66,000 in 2012 and €11,000 in 2011, and Mr Flannery, who did not respond to queries last night, previously said it “was used for a bit of private business”. Two invoices seen by The Irish Times were for €5,500, excluding …
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Group that will combat 'negative effects' from rehab homes is named
Mayor Jim Righeimer announced appointments this week for a group that will address the "negative impacts" some rehabilitation homes have on Costa Mesa neighborhoods. The Preserve Our Neighborhoods Task Force will meet for the first time in a few …
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Burbank Town Hall Covers Group Homes, Pot Holes and Other Resident Concerns
Burbank town hall covers group homes, pot holes and other resident concerns
Perhaps the most contentious discussion centered around the city's recent move to allow supportive housing — including sober-living and drug rehabilitation facilities — into residential neighborhoods without permits, which city officials have said …
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Trout still sorting through play at the plate
On Friday, one day after a controversial play at home plate — where expanded replay and baseball's new rule governing collisions converged — center fielder Mike Trout still couldn't figure it all out. In the first inning of Thursday's … Since …
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DUI Level for Marijuana Stirs Pot of Controversy
DUI level for marijuana stirs pot of controversy
(I moved to Florida, but I still have family there in the frozen north.) — Keith Metz … One reason for the current zero-tolerance approach to driving stoned is that federal law classifies marijuana as a Schedule I drug, stowing it in the same trunk …
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Health week: Invisible sugar
The treatment of dental diseases is expensive; it costs 5–10 per cent of health care budgets in industrialized countries, and would exceed the entire financial resources available for health care for children in most lower income countries. … because …
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