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In the state of Maryland, there are roughly 1,040 licensed psychiatric beds for adults in general and private hospitals and another 240 for children and teens. The majority are almost always full. https://t.co/zZsvpqaVBv — PolitiTweet.org

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He and his parents found themselves in medical purgatory, waiting for psychiatric treatment that never seemed to arrive. Every day, Zach’s case manager in the ER would call to see if a psychiatric bed had opened up. Every day, the answer was no. https://t.co/zZsvpqaVBv https://t.co/tUrahCdwFE — PolitiTweet.org

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The problem is a national one, with kids and teens from California to Maine languishing in ERs. But the situation is especially acute in Maryland, whose emergency rooms suffer from some of the country’s longest average wait times for those in need of psychiatric treatment. https://t.co/2AdMer1S1K — PolitiTweet.org

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