Eliot’s Mobile Crisis Intervention provides mobile response in the home, school, or other community settings, for youth experiencing a behavioral health crisis.  Clinicians and family partners work with the youth and family to identify, assess, treat, and stabilize a crisis situation to reduce immediate risk of danger to the youth or others, consistent with the youth’s risk management/safety plan.

Services are provided 24-hours a day, 7 days a week and include:

• Crisis assessment;
• Development of a risk management/safety plan if the youth/family does not already have one; and
• Up to 7 days of involvement.

The following stabilization services include onsite, face-to-face:

• Psychiatric evaluation and assessment;
• Individualized, family focused interventions and support;
• Coordination and collaboration with all child and family services including schools; and
• Referrals and links to natural and community supports for child/youth and family.