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Travis County's mental health authority had recently announced layoffs of 48 employees following unexpected funding challenges.
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The agency’s budget for FY 2024 is more than $22 million less than last year's budget.
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Integral Care's chief operations officer credited the easy-to-remember number for the uptick.
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The life expectancy for people experiencing homelessness is 53. M3, a mobile health care team, launched in 2019 to take coordinated care to people living on Austin's streets.
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Employees of the Austin-area mental health authority say they're underpaid and overworked. They say a union could help improve working conditions.
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Travis County's Mental Health Crisis Clinic Saves Hospitals (And Taxpayers) Millions, UT Study FindsPeople experiencing homelessness who have a mental health crisis can stay at The Inn, a facility operated by Integral Care, for up to a week. Patients are given access to substance abuse treatment and medication, and are connected with longer-term treatment options.
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Amy Price lives in red tape. She thrives in it. And she's been at it for 25 years.Price works at Front Steps, which manages the Austin Resource Center for…
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How people get mental health care is being reimagined in Austin.Dell Medical School and several mental health providers are working together to figure out…