Proven Model for Mobile Crisis Dispatch

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BHL’s deep experience in coordinating crisis care systems and operating mobile crisis services remains an international model for behavioral health crisis “care traffic control.”

We’ll show professionals how to deliver efficient and effective community crisis care that will reduce wait times for services, reduce mobile crisis transit times, divert unnecessary law enforcement encounters and trips to emergency departments, and improve clinical outcomes.

This webinar will show professionals:

  • Mobile assessments to stabilize individuals in need
  • GPS-enabled mobile crisis dispatch to identify the closest team in the field
  • Features to ensure staff safety
  • Real-time documentation to cut down on paperwork trails

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