Mobile Crisis Teams Sample Clauses

Mobile Crisis Teams. (A) By July 1, 2012, the State will have six mobile crisis teams for persons with developmental disabilities.
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Mobile Crisis Teams i. The State will develop and implement measures to ensure that mobile crisis teams: a. are available 24 hours per day, seven days per week; b. are composed of clinicians trained to provide behavioral health emergency services and crisis intervention services, and also include at least one peer specialist and one on-call psychiatrist; c. are able to respond to individuals 24 hours per day, seven days per week onsite in their homes and in other natural environments and community settings where crises arise, including in crisis apartments described more fully below; d. are able to offer services and supports via telephone and, whenever necessary, consistent with legitimate safety concerns, meet face-to-face to de-escalate crises without removing the individuals from their homes and/or community programs; e. are able to provide services and supports until the crisis subsides, up to seven days following the onset of the crisis; f. may provide, in their discretion, services and supports to individuals beyond the immediate crisis; and g. are able to work with law enforcement personnel to respond to individuals in mental health crisis who come into contact with law enforcement. ii. For individuals served by an Assertive Community Treatment (“ACT”) team, described more fully below, the ACT team shall serve as their mobile crisis team. iii. The State’s network will have three mobile crisis teams that are able to respond onsite to any individual crisis within one hour from the time of contact within three Mental Health Regions, including Region 4 (Concord), Region 7 (Manchester), and Region 6 (Nashua). In all other regions, the State shall, at a minimum, maintain its current crisis system, including existing crisis beds or implement mobile crisis teams. iv. By the time each mobile crisis team becomes operational consistent with the requirements of this section and the implementation timelines in section V.C.3 below, each team will have available to it at least four community crisis apartment beds, with no more than two beds per crisis apartment.
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Mobile Crisis Teams i. Mobile crisis teams respond to people at their homes and in other community settings and offer services, support and treatment to de-escalate the crisis without removing the individual from the community. Crisis teams include clinicians trained to provide emergency services, clinicians trained to provide substance abuse services and peer specialists. ii. Mobile crisis teams work with trained law enforcement personnel to respond to people in mental health crisis who come into contact with law enforcement. iii. Mobile crisis teams are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and respond to crises within one hour.
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Mobile Crisis Teams. By July 1, 2012, the State will have six mobile crisis teams for persons with developmental disabilities. Crisis Respite Homes Crisis Respite Homes provide respite services to persons with developmental disabilities and their families. Each Crisis Respite Home will have four beds for use by individuals with developmental disabilities. Pursuant to the schedule set forth below, the State will establish 12 Crisis Respite Homes by July 1, 2014. By July 1, 2012, the State will have five Crisis Respite Homes for individuals with developmental disabilities. By July 1, 2013, the State will establish an additional four Crisis Respite Homes for individuals with developmental disabilities. By July 1, 2014, the State will establish an additional three Crisis Respite Homes for individuals with developmental disabilities. Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and Forensic Status By July 1, 2013, the State shall create a program to educate judges and law enforcement officials about community supports and services for individuals with developmental disabilities and forensic status. Individuals with developmental disabilities and forensic status shall be included in the target population and the waivers described in this Section, if the relevant court finds that community placement is appropriate. This paragraph shall not be interpreted as expanding the State’s obligations under paragraph III.A.2.b.
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