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“IF A PICTURE IS WORTH 1,000 WORDS, A MOBILE CRISIS VISIT TO SOMEONE’S HOME IS WORTH A MILLION”
-DR. MATTHEW GOLDMAN
“What if we could see the entire [crisis] system?”
-Professor Martin Connor
“Services have been organized around your Mon through Fri, 8am to 5pm convenience, not ours, but… a crisis has no schedule.”
-Lived Experience Focus Group Participant
“Perhaps the most potent element of all, in an effective crisis service system, is relationships. To
be human. To be compassionate.”
-SAMHSA's National Guidelines for Behavioral Health Crisis Care
“Mobile crisis teams are an essential component to getting services to an individual in the community where they are at.”
-Dr. Stephanie Woodard
Respond, Engage, Connect
BHL Provides the Following Crisis Now Services
A call center hub provides 24/7/365 access to crisis services via phone, text, or chat. Call center hubs resolve approximately 90% of the callers’ concerns telephonically, and can provide real-time connections to care for the 10% who need additional support. Integrated software solutions ensure enhanced coordination of care, and a robust data interfaces drives process improvement, accountability, and transparency.
Mobile Crisis teams offer community-based intervention to those in crisis wherever they are – home, work, or anywhere in the community. There is no restriction based on location or the day or the time. Crisis has no schedule. Teams connect individuals in a mental health crisis to facility-based care as needed by providing warm hand-offs and coordinating transportation.
Orchestrate connections to care including 24/7 outpatient scheduling, live bed registry, one-click mobile crisis dispatch, and robust data analytics.
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