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Alaska’s psychiatric facilities are supposed to be tightly monitored by state agencies, but a legal loophole lets facility managers handle enforcement themselves—creating a dangerous gap in oversight. Patients’ rights, including access to grievance processes and basic protections, often go unenforced, leading to trauma and delayed recovery. Without legislative reform to mandate state-level accountability, the system remains broken, leaving vulnerable patients at risk.

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