$4.7M allocated for outpatient addiction treatment programs, Yonkers hospital to get $373,000
This funding, the second round awarded through the state's Opioid Settlement Fund, will aid organizations like St. John's Riverside Hospital Inc. in Yonkers, which will receive over $373,000.
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