Overview Partnerships Local law enforcement Probate courts Hospitals

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

302 Involuntary Commitment

Advertisements

1 Agencies & Programs. 2 Regional Services Volunteers of America –ACCESS –Inpatient Authorization and Utilization Management

Kansas All-Hazards Behavioral Health Program Workshop for KAHBH Community Mental Health Center Coordinators Briana S. Nelson Goff KAHBH Program Director.

Operations VDEM works with local government, state and federal agencies, voluntary organizations and private partners to provide resources and expertise.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMS). Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Responsibilities Include Providing emergency medical aid, triage, and decontamination.

Overview and Potential Pilot Areas September 15 th, 2014.

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Needs and Gaps FY

The Importance of Emergency Medical Service Communication n communicate patient information n provide contact with medical control n control and coordinate.

Region IV Behavioral Health Adult and Children. Population: 430,000 Employees: approx. 460 How many people do we serve? In October in SR alone: Processed.

CIVIL STATE MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT FACILITY RESPONSIBILTIES.

Integrating Behavioral Health and Medical Health Care.

Carver County and Scott County February Children’s Mental Health Case Management seeks to improve the quality of life for children with severe emotional.

BIOTERRORISM: SOUTH CAROLINA RESPONDS. OBJECTIVES l To understand the response to a bioterrorist act through use of the unified incident command system.

GEORGIA CRISIS RESPONSE SYSTEM- DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Charles Ringling DBHDD Region 5 Coordinator/ RC Team Leader.

ACUTE-CRISIS PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE DC Hospital Association Department of Mental Health June 30, 2004.

Inpatient Services. Inpatient Services - Hospitals St. Joseph’s Hospital – Bellingham Skagit Care Center – Mount Vernon United General – Sedro Woolley.

WESTCARE NEVADA Community Triage Center WestCare Nevada has been providing social model, non medical detoxification services to the community since 1989.

Amy Groh, MA Director of Crisis Intervention Services 19 N. 6 th Street. Reading, PA (610) Crisis Intervention & Emergency Services.

S. David McSwain, MD, MPH, FAAP Medical Director, Inpatient and Emergency Teleconsultation Associate Professor, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Pediatric.

Presented by: Michael Kennedy, MFT Director. Psychiatric Emergency Services 24/7 availability Access to  Crisis Stabilization  Crisis Residential Services.

Brown County Community Treatment Center NIATx 2015.

Suicide Risk Assessment. Bipolar and suicidality Most likely during transition for cx with bipolar S/I=80% S/A=25% S/C=7-19% Intoxication increases impulsivity.

FORT BEND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Crisis Intervention.

Spectrum Crisis Response for First Responders APRIL RAZO- CEO OF SPECTRUM SARAH SCHOL- SENIOR DIRECTOR OF NORTHERN AZ OPERATIONS, CRN.

Health Home & Managed Care Collaboration NYS Care Management Conference May 20, 2016.

CRISIS SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS KEN BACHRACH, PH.D., CLINICAL DIRECTOR TARZANA TREATMENT CENTERS

Emerging Infectious Disease Tabletop Exercise

Tier 1 (Local ) Exercise for Winter Storm Ilias

Virginia CIT Assessment Sites

Gathering Community Support

Managing Behavioral Health Crisis Patients

South Carolina SC First Steps 2014 ABBEVILLE AIKEN ALLENDALE ANDERSON

S136 Pathway Scenario: Intoxication pathway

Imagine Dutchess Dutchess County, NY.

Multnomah & Clackamas ESD Mental Health Presentation:

Allumbaugh House.

Luke Bowen – Exercise Facilitator

South Carolina Head Start Programs

The Family Access Center of Excellence of Boone County

Mental Health & Addictions Program Community Liaison Social Worker

THR Behavioral Health Service Line

Psychiatric Emergency Services

OUR MISSION Axis Health System will make a meaningful difference in the health of Southwest Colorado residents by integrating all aspects of healthcare.

MORES Mobile Outreach Response Engagement Stabilization Service

Submitted by the Hospital and Home Team, May 3, 2013

Unit 7 Connecting to Resources

Anticipated Controversies

CIT - more than just training

2014 Legislative Changes to Virginia’s Civil Commitment Laws

The Douglas County Mental Health Initiative

EMPS MOBILE CRISIS INTERVENTION SERVICES

Emergency Services Program

Module 5: Medical Group Supervisor Medical Supply Coordinator

Capacity Use protects and preserves groundwater for all users.

Behavioral Health Crisis Center “A back of the napkin view”

Psychiatric Advance Directives: A Tool for Empowering Consumers and Families Marvin Swartz, M.D. Director, National Resource Center on Psychiatric Advance.

We create opportunities for community living.

Ethics & Palliative Care

Crisis Hotline Range of Crisis Services Maine 211 Maine Warm Line

Accessing Care & Education

Pediatric Surge Exercise Workshop

Building a Full Continuum of Integrated Crisis Services

Consumers and Families Need Assistance in Making Informed Choices About Long-Term Care “How effective do you think each of the following strategies would.

Rev. 12/5/17 Pre-discussion with EMS and Law Enforcement

2019 Administrator’s Forum

KARE Center NIATx Beds Change Leaders: Andrea Buckley & Lauren Giannakopoulos Niatx team: Eunice Boatin, Kristin Palmer, Jeni Parkinson, & tarus Griffin.

Stephanie Perry Niki Fontaine

Healthcare Emergency Preparedness Coalition Exercises

Santa Fe County Behavioral Health Crisis Center

Presentation transcript:

Overview Partnerships Local law enforcement Probate courts Hospitals EMS Community providers Hours of operation: Any time the center is closed, to include evenings, holidays, weekends.

CCRI Functions Overview Triage – determines the needs of callers and offering appropriate treatment options On-site Calls – assessing and addressing patients’ psychiatric needs in their natural environment as requested by family members, neighbors, patients themselves, treatment providers, law enforcement, EMS, etc. Telehealth Calls – assessing and addressing patients’ psychiatric needs as requested by EMS when there is no primary care need. Community Liaison- Coordinating care for patients throughout the community in order to improve treatment and continuity of treatment.

MOBILE CRISIS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT – THE DANCE CONTINUES….. WHEN LAW ENFORCEMENT MAY NEED CCRI….. on a scene with a psychotic individual on a scene with a suicidal individual for info/consultation about psychiatric issues after a critical incident for a critical incident stress debriefing WHEN CCRI NEEDS LAW ENFORCEMENT…… always

Capabilities limitations Cannot transport individuals Can facilitate both voluntary and involuntary admissions to hospitals 24/7 Will always respond to scenes when requested by law enforement, unless person is intoxicated Can connect patients to outpatient resources Ensure continuity of care for open CMHC patients Note: Facilitation of involuntary commitment may not be available in all areas Cannot transport individuals Cannot respond to scenes as quickly as law enforcement/EMS – NO BLUE LIGHTS! Cannot assess intoxicated individuals in the “field”

What Will Make CCRI a success? Partnerships Local law enforcement Probate courts Hospitals EMS Community providers

Where we are & how to reach us! Currently Active in : Charleston, Dorchester, Berkeley, Beaufort & Horry Counties We will be active in the following counties on October 1st: Williamsburg, Georgetown, Colleton, Allendale, Hampton & Jasper You can reach us at: 833-DMH-CCRI (833-364-2274)