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Paterson mayor’s bid to expand opioid treatment program to Clifton and Passaic snubbed - Finnoexpert
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Paterson mayor’s bid to expand opioid treatment program to Clifton and Passaic snubbed - Finnoexpert
PATERSON — The City Council has balked at expanding Paterson’s RealFix opioid treatment program, an initiative that Mayor Andre Sayegh frequently lists among his achievements. The Sayegh administration wanted to apply for a $400,000 state grant to enlarge RealFix to include residents of Clifton and Passaic. Officials said over three years, 360 people from those two cities would get Suboxone — a medication that’s supposed to curb opioid cravings …
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