We’re Already Paying for the Addiction Crisis. Why Aren’t We Paying to End It?
Every overdose, ambulance call, emergency room visit, police response and encampment cleanup is paid for by taxpayers. We’re spending billions managing addiction—but almost nothing on helping people recover.
by Michelle Ferreri
https://michelleferreri.substack.com/p/were-already-paying-for-the-addiction
Every overdose, ambulance call, emergency room visit, police response and encampment cleanup is paid for by taxpayers. We’re spending billions managing addiction—but almost nothing on helping people recover.
by Michelle Ferreri
https://michelleferreri.substack.com/p/were-already-paying-for-the-addiction
We’re Already Paying for the Addiction Crisis. Why Aren’t We Paying to End It?
Every overdose, ambulance call, emergency room visit, police response and encampment cleanup is paid for by taxpayers. We’re spending billions managing addiction—but almost nothing on helping people recover.
by Michelle Ferreri
https://michelleferreri.substack.com/p/were-already-paying-for-the-addiction
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