Psychiatric Foundation of North Carolina
As the state considers implementation of Iryna’s Law and broader reforms, NCPA has submitted public comments to the House Select Committee on Involuntary Commitment and Public Safety. These comments were approved by Executive Council on March 23 and emphasize that increasing demand for involuntary commitment evaluations without corresponding investment in treatment capacity, workforce and community-based services risks worsening existing system strain. We recommend a balanced approach focused on
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- Category: organization
- Website: http://www.ncpsychiatry.org/
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- Phone: 919-859-3370 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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As the state considers implementation of Iryna’s Law and broader reforms, NCPA has submitted public comments to the House Select Committee on Involuntary Commitment and Public Safety. These comments were approved by Executive Council on March 23 and emphasize that increasing demand for involuntary commitment evaluations without corresponding investment in treatment capacity, workforce and community-based services risks worsening existing system strain. We recommend a balanced approach focused on
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