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I would like to know what the $13,000 a month goes to for each patient staying at POSH. I'm also interested in how open the hospital is in offering "alternative treatment" plans to help those that have been traumatized in their life. Putting them in a "locked facility" only brings on more trauma and doesn't get to the root cause of why they are there. The push to put someone on Social Security and Medicare is alarming to me and gives the message "there is no cure or hope for you." My son did not commit any crime and really needs help other than medication treatment. Thank you for allowing us to ask questions on this important matter for our family members who are currently located in these hospitals. Sally Fabre

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