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| Mental health system in Northampton County, like Lehigh County, could help courts, officials say |
| By lehighvalleylive.com- Tom Shortell |
| Published: 03/03/2014 |
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Of the thousands of inmates who pass through the Northampton County Prison on a annual basis, one case from 2013 has stuck with Arnold Matos. The county's director of corrections said this inmate, whom he could not identify because of federal health-privacy regulations, suffered from mental illness and kidney problems. The kidney trouble required dialysis on a regular basis, and the mental health issues caused him to try and remove the dialysis port embedded in his body, he said. "The people living in his head would tell him to rip it out," Matos said. Read More. |
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