Feds set to pull Medicare, Medicaid funding from Laurel Ridge after safety failures
After safety failures led regulators to cut off funding at Laurel Ridge, the 330-bed psychiatric hospital has filed a legal challenge.
After safety failures led regulators to cut off funding at Laurel Ridge, the 330-bed psychiatric hospital has filed a legal challenge.
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San Antonio will lose psychiatric beds this week as Laurel Ridge reduces operations after federal funding cuts over safety violations.
Bexar County leaders say there’s no “silver bullet” solution for jail overcrowding as diversion efforts face funding gaps and growing demand.
The sheriff said he was leaving the jail when another car ran a red light in front of him, and a passenger in the car he hit was hospitalized.
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