Approximately one-fifth of our country’s population lives in a rural area, and about one-fifth of them (about 6.5 million) have a mental illness. Sadly, though the prevalence of mental illness is similar
Learn MoreCommunity support is the foundation of mobile integrated healthcare. With public support, a community paramedic program can thrive. The first step to building community support for your MIH-CP program is to listen to the
Learn MoreThe co-responder model involves pairing law enforcement officers with mental health clinicians to serve their communities better. There are several different variations of these models used in communities. Programs may consist of
Learn MoreMobile integrated healthcare-community paramedicine (MIH-CP) is fueled by community involvement and collaboration. This intermeshed framework highlights the importance of stakeholder meetings for MIH-CP programs. MIH-CP cannot survive without strong partners. Just like large
Learn MoreLaw Enforcement, Mental Health Workers, or Both? To many people, it seems that with every passing year, there are more and more problems that law enforcement has placed on their shoulders. Handling
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