The Boston Globe, December 22nd, 1994
After closing large state institutions for the mentally ill, the Weld administration has trumpeted the access, quality and cost-effectiveness of its managed mental health care system. In Greater Boston, at least, that system appears to be coming unhinged. The Boston area, which includes Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Winthrop and Revere, has many of the poorest and most difficult-to-serve clients in the Department of Mental Health's constellation. But the area's planning and administrative capacities are hardly stellar, as indicated by its $7.7 million budget deficit. In September, DMH Commission...
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