BRADFORD, Vt. (AP) - In a story Feb. 20 about finding drug treatment options for people in the aftermath of the closure of a treatment center in Underhill, The Associated Press erroneously reported the source of the information. The information came from WCAX-TV, not the Burlington Free Press.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Bradford center could help displaced drug treatment patients
An addiction treatment center in Bradford may be able to absorb some of the patients displaced by the recent closure of a facility in Underhill
BRADFORD, Vt. (AP) - An addiction treatment center in Bradford may be able to absorb some of the patients displaced by the recent closure of a facility in Underhill.
The board of the Maple Leaf Treatment Center recently announced it will not reopen. It had been closed for a month to retool in the face of growing patient demands and allegations of abuse by staff, and the move to permanently shutter the treatment center in Underhill and outpatient facility in Colchester has left many scattered.
WCAX-TV reports (https://bit.ly/2kR187C) that the Valley Vista drug and alcohol treatment center in Bradford will have 19 beds available in the next four to six weeks for displaced patients.
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