Individuals with mental health and/or substance use disorders often require assistance across government services, making it essential that these services work together. Counties play a vital role in providing those services to
Learn MoreIn the United States today, many of us do not view mental health crisis services as an essential community service as we view police, EMS, fire, and emergency medical care. Typically, the
Learn MoreGrants for community paramedicine and mobile integrated healthcare are a good way for new programs to begin and existing programs to expand. The grant process is a two-way street. The organization providing
Learn MoreEMS organizations may shy away from starting a community paramedic program because they fear they can’t spare the paramedics. Amidst the paramedic shortage, this is an understandable concern. The next logical question
Learn MoreWith the activation of 988 – the Nationwide Suicide and Crisis Line – in July of this year, a new era in American mental health crisis response has arrived. Anyone in the
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