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Contra Costa County breaks ground on first mental health rehab center

Contra Costa County this week broke ground on its first mental health rehabilitation center, a 45-bed facility designed to provide long-term treatment for residents with serious mental illness closer to home. The Contra Costa Recovery Center will be built in Richmond by renovating an existing county-owned building on the Brookside Shelter campus. In a statement, […] The post Contra Costa County breaks ground on first mental health rehab center appeared first on Local News Matters .

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According to Local News Matters’s source item, Contra Costa County breaks ground on first mental health rehab center, Contra Costa County this week broke ground on its first mental health rehabilitation center, a 45-bed facility designed to provide long-term treatment for residents with serious mental illness closer to home. The Contra Costa Recovery Center will be built in Richmond by renovating an existing county-owned building on the Brookside Shelter campus. In a statement, […] The post Contra Costa County breaks ground on first mental health rehab center appeared first on Local News Matters .

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