N.Y. PBH Law § 2743
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Funding of traumatic brain injury services
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§ 2743. Funding of traumatic brain injury services. 1. The department\nshall develop a biennial plan and priorities for the funding of services\nand programs as authorized by this article, with emphasis on the\ndevelopment and expansion of community-based services and programs.\n 2. Such plan shall provide for the development of services, dispersed\ngeographically to the extent feasible, which shall minimize the need for\nout-of-state placements and promote the return of individuals currently\nplaced out-of-state to enhance family involvement and promote community\nreintegration.\n 3. The department shall, to the extent feasible, utilize existing\norganizations with demonstrated interest and expertise in serving\npersons with traumatic brain injuries and shall, within funds available,\nenter into contracts with such organizations.\n
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