When people hear “jail diversion,” they often picture a free pass—a soft-on-crime loophole that lets offenders off the hook. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. This infographic will address the
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Learn MoreHealthcare is evolving beyond traditional walls, and at the forefront of this revolution stands a new breed of medical professional: community paramedics. As emergency departments face overcrowding and rural areas struggle with
Learn MoreCo-response teams walk into scenes of domestic violence, drug use, and psychiatric emergencies. While the actions of co-responder teams can be lifesaving, these scenes are inherently dangerous. In this guide, we discuss
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Learn MoreWhen police officers work with EMS and MIH teams, people often wonder: Can law enforcement violate HIPAA? Or are officers bound by the same health privacy laws as any other healthcare provider?
Learn MoreEmergency Department Diversion programs reduce the number of people who unnecessarily enter the ER each year. These emergency diversion programs not only reduce the number of emergencies, which is beneficial for everyone,
Learn MoreMuch of healthcare focuses on treating diseases; Fall Risk Assessment programs, on the other hand, are designed to prevent injuries. In this guide, we’ll explore how Mobile Integrated Healthcare programs develop and
Learn MoreIncreasingly, areas have recognized that behavioral deviations are often the result of a physiological problem, which is why medical assessments for behavioral health emergencies have become a widely accepted standard. The goal?
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