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Mercy Care Regional Behavioral Health Authority Crisis Facilities Nevada Suicide Prevention Conference Crisis Now Summit Frank OHalloran ohalloranf@mercycareaz.org Proprietary and Confidential 1 Proprietary Crisis System Overview


  1. Mercy Care Regional Behavioral Health Authority Crisis Facilities Nevada Suicide Prevention Conference Crisis Now Summit Frank O’Halloran ohalloranf@mercycareaz.org Proprietary and Confidential 1 Proprietary

  2. Crisis System Overview – What Works Multi-faceted and accessible crisis system for all Mercy Care AHCCCS (RBHA) • Crisis Hotline and Warmline • Crisis Mobile Teams • Crisis Facilities Community Us • Detox Facilities • 24/7 Outpatient • Transition Navigators • Hospital Rapid Response Behavioral NAMI Health Providers Advocates Our Crisis System is a Community Collaboration: It’s a relationship Proprietary and Confidential 2 Proprietary

  3. Mercy Care Crisis Services Continuum • Portal to the • Emergency Psychiatric Facilities Crisis System • Voluntary and • Warm Line involuntary process • ED Hold Coordination Emergency Crisis Psychiatric Hotline Facilities Voluntary Mobile & Teams Detox • Mobile Teams • Walk in centers for Facilities emergent psychiatric • Hospital Rapid & medical needs Response Teams • Detoxification • Navigators connect to services ongoing care Proprietary and Confidential 3 Proprietary

  4. Access the BH Crisis System Call the crisis line- 602-222-9444 First line of defense When Police call Average 22,000 calls per month Priority given to Police and Fire 89% triaged and appropriate community Identify themselves as “Whatever City service provided – crisis stabilized Police” and ask for a supervisor Immediately routed to a supervisor 9% need to dispatch crisis mobile team to the caller If a MT is requested one is dispatched And it is not questioned .5% are transferred to 911 Proprietary and Confidential 4 Proprietary

  5. Commitment to First-Responder Partnership • Over 57% of our facility volume is provided by law enforcement • Quality service and responsiveness to community/first responder needs • Arrests viewed by both BH & CJ Systems as last resort • EDs need to be the last resort for BH needs for people using our healthcare system • So we provide: • Robust behavioral health crisis system – 24/7/365 crisis facilities & MTs “ No Wrong Door ” Philosophy – we will not turn away 1 st • responders • Fast Service whether you bring people to us or we come to you  1 to 8 minute drop off time – 19,185 in 2018  35 minute crisis mobile team response time – 3,355 in ‘18 • Host a variety of forums, utilize data to drive decisions, we meet regularly within collaborative community partnerships with all first responders and crisis providers - together. Proprietary and Confidential 5 Proprietary

  6. Community Collaboration • Five-Legged Stool of Crisis Intervention Team or CIT is a foundation to a successful crisis system 1.Police Training • CIT 40-hour • CIT Advanced • Behavioral Health Awareness • Be Safe • ASIST • Fire CST 2.Community Collaboration 1.Crisis Community Collaborative 3.Vibrant and Accessible Crisis System • NO WRONG DOOR 4.Behavioral Health Staff Training 5.Family, persons with behavioral health illnesses, and advocates all collaborate and receive mutual education Proprietary and Confidential 6 Proprietary

  7. Emergency Psychiatric Centers Community Bridges Inc. – Community Psychiatric Emergency Center 358 E. Javelina Ave, Mesa (877) 931-9142 Connections Arizona – Urgent Psychiatric Center 1201 S. 7th Ave. Suite #150 Phoenix (602) 416-7600 RI International– Recovery Response Center 11361 N 99 th Ave. Peoria (602) 650-1212 Proprietary and Confidential 7 Proprietary

  8. Emergency Psychiatric Centers Drop-off or walk-up No Wrong Door Involuntary or Voluntary Involuntary ARS Title 36 petition process Proprietary and Confidential 8 Proprietary

  9. Access Points & Detox Centers Community Bridges Voluntary services Drop-off or walk-up • Access Points: o 24/7 outpatient and psychiatric medication services  Assess for ongoing services, provide brief intervention, as needed, and coordinate ongoing care  Mesa: 358 E. Javelina 824 N. 99 th Ave.  Avondale: • Addiction Recovery Centers: o 24/7 medically monitored detox  23-hour crisis stabilization  3-5 day inpatient, treatment  EVARC Mesa: 560 S. Bellview 480-962-7711  CCARC Phoenix: 2770 E. Van Buren 602-273-9999 Access to Care Line 877-931-9142 Proprietary and Confidential 9 Proprietary

  10. Challenges Arizona and Nevada are very similar in geography and demographics Rural communities do not currently have the same accessibility as Maricopa County (Phoenix) & Pima County (Tucson) We do not have a children’s drop-off center History Arnold v. Sarn applied to Maricopa Co. only required an authority to provide oversight History changing with new RBHA contracts in 2022 Proprietary and Confidential 10 Proprietary

  11. Thank You Proprietary and Confidential 11 Proprietary

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