I wish we could go back to the big state hospital system from the 70s-80s that other states had in this country. It was flawed, there were abuses, but people had a roof over their heads, three meals a day, did not lose their meds because they were homeless, could have hobbies, health care, had someone who made them a birthday cake and cared if they did not come back at night. I worked at one while going to college, we had barbecues, went to the park, the fair, shopping. The campus it was on was beautiful. There were medical and nursing staff there 24 hours a day. They had groups, treatment teams, activities. About the abuses, I was there, the ethical whistleblower, no abuse went unreported and rather than being ignored like what happens in Alaska the state there told me to keep calling and report on the problems. They talked to others, fired those who allowed and perpetrated abuse, then hired new staff and the new administrator/medical director was amazing. You see how it works Alaska?