The future of a Cape Cod psychiatric hospital and a Canton children’s rehab hospital remains in financial limbo as Massachusetts’ controversial emergency shelter system is poised to receive nearly half of a billion-dollar supplemental infusion.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-08 16:25:37">February 8, 2025 at 4:25 PM EST</time>

The future of a Cape Cod psychiatric hospital and a Canton children’s rehab hospital remains in financial limbo as Massachusetts’ controversial emergency shelter system is poised to receive nearly …{ai:summary}<p>Massachusetts' emergency shelter system is set to receive nearly $500 million in supplemental funding, leaving the futures of a Cape Cod psychiatric hospital and a Canton children's rehab hospital uncertain. The financial implications of this decision remain unclear. #health</p>

Massachusetts shelters taking money away from state-owned hospitals: ‘Doesn’t make sense’

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