Involuntary Commitment And Behavioral Health Crisis

The Mental Health Procedures Act Demystifying the 302 …

Means to initiate an involuntary commitment Proceed to the Office of Behavioral Health specific to your county and complete 302 petition Proceed to your local ER and complete 302 petition Call county crisis line (will put you in touch with mental health delegate) or 911 Easiest Fastest Gets others involved immediately

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Mobile Crisis Response and Community Stabilization Services

Oct 28, 2021 · MOBILE CRISIS RESPONSE AND ... Behavioral Health Redesign for Access, Value and Outcomes. 10/28/2021 5 The North Star ... • Inclusive of pre‐screening activities for involuntary commitment • Provided in community location where individual exists

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Virginia’s Civil Commitment Laws

that a person meets the commitment criteria (§ 37.2-809(B)) ... –Residential crisis stabilization units –Health care providers working in an ER or other facility rendering emergency medical care § 37.2-308.1(B)(3) ... medical, or behavioral needs of the person

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Washington State Designated Crisis Responders

HCA Contact: zephyr.forest@hca.wa.gov 1/10/2022 6 Jefferson County Agency: Discovery Behavioral Health Care Address: PO Box 565 884 West Park Ave Port Townsend, WA 98837 Contact: Donette Boyett Email: donetteb@discoverybh.org Phone: (360) 385-0321 x605 Fax: (360) 379-5534 Crisis Line: (888) 910-0416 (24 hours) Crisis Line 2: (360) 385-0321 x1 (8AM …

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Mental Health Services (formerly CMHRS) App. G 1

Aug 30, 2021 · Assessment and screening of behavioral health crisis needs, including screening for suicidal or homicidal risk; In certain circumstances and in any location where the individual may be located, certified pre-screeners may complete screening for …

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LEVEL OF CARE GUIDELINES: MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS

The Level of Care Guidelines is a set of objective and evidence-based behavioral health criteria used by medical necessity plans to standardize coverage determinations, promote evidence-based practices, and support members’ recovery, resiliency, and wellbeing1 for behavioral health benefit plans that are managed by Optum and U.S.

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Assessment and Management of the Suicidal Patient - Handout

2 Background • Suicide is a frequent cause of death • Over 41,000 deaths in the U.S. in 2013 •A suicide death every 12.8 minutes • 2nd leading cause of death among 25‐34 year olds • 3rd leading cause of death among 15‐24 year olds • 4th leading cause of death among 18‐65 year olds • 45% of suicide decedents seek contact with a