Residents of major U.S. metropolitan areas who need a psychiatrist are often likely to come up empty-handed, regardless of ability to pay, new research suggests. J. Wesley Boyd, assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Cambridge Health Alliance, is the study’s senior author.
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