Cedars-Sinai will still keep its psychiatric services in the emergency room, cancer center and some other areas, but patients will progressively move to other facilities.
California’s acute-care inpatient psychiatric beds have decreased steadily since 1996, according to the report. There were roughly 8,500 beds in the state in 1996, and now there are about 6,500.
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