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North Carolina judge delays order on services for disabled

Por: Associated Press Health February 10, 2023

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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A trial judge has agreed to delay enforcement of his order setting a robust schedule upon which North Carolina health officials must provide significantly more community services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities while the Superior Court Judge Allen Baddour, who had in November set thresholds that the Department of Health and Human Services would have to meet regularly over the next decade.... + full article



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