“In it they argue persuasively for a new model of care that takes the best of the past and adapts it to a modern medical setting. No one can improve without the bare minimum – shelter, clothing, and food – but they also need care: intelligent medical intervention, personal contact, community, and meaning.”

“In it they argue persuasively for a new model of care that takes the best of the past and adapts it to a modern medical setting. No one can improve without the bare minimum – shelter, clothing, and food – but they also need care: intelligent medical intervention, personal contact, community, and meaning.”

— Susannah Cahalan