Crisis calls and 988 referrals. According to MDH, the state’s mobile response teams made 2,100 visits with community members in the 2023 fiscal year, and 2,711 visits last fiscal year.

Nov. 7—Hey, mobile crisis responders of New Mexico: Class is almost in session. The New Mexico Health Care Authority last week unveiled its new Mobile Crisis Team Academy, a free online training ...

What are Mobile Crisis Services of Lane County's operating hours? For now, the service will operate seven days per week, from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Lane County is appealing to the state Legislature ...

The Mobile Crisis Unit is free, and can be reached by calling (217) 788-7070. Not all calls end in a home visit, clinicians can connect over the phone as well.

Now, with the Mobile Crisis Team, clinicians specially trained for helping students in crisis can refer them to helpful resources and provide follow-up care. It’s not just one and done.” ...

Vermont’s Mobile Crisis Response provides immediate, community-based mental health and substance use crisis support— meeting people where they are and providing care in the right place at the ...

Lane County is set to launch the Mobile Crisis Services of Lane County program on Sunday, aiming to assist people experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Staffed by licensed specialists, a fleet ...

During that period, the mobile crisis team was deployed 320 times and served 220 clients. Response times were recorded at around 60 minutes in central county areas and within 90 minutes on the coast.

The 988 lifeline is an entry point to services as wide-ranging as mobile crisis response, walk-in urgent care, hospitalization, residential crisis services and intensive crisis outpatient services.

Since it’s inception, the Mobile Crisis Response Team has helped more than 7,800 people, responding to 13,000 calls. She says more than 80% of the calls they’ve responded to have kept people ...

Mobile crisis teams save $2,000 per deployment by keeping people out of jail and emergency rooms. Court docs: School board member pretended to be woman named 'Emma' while texting minors.

To reach the Mobile Crisis Teams, call the 24/7 Crisis Response Services Access Line, 888-868-1649. For situations involving weapons, drug overdose, or immediate danger, call 9-1-1.