Burrell’s Behavioral Crisis Center, also known as the Rapid Access Unit is a walk-in crisis access point for individuals in need of immediate psychiatric care, medication-assisted treatment for ...

When teachers are absent, kids have a very hard time learning, and they have a very hard time controlling their behavior," Greene told Crisis in the Classroom (CITC).

Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen wants the city to take a closer look at behavioral health crisis response issues ...

Without adequate care facilities available, many people in crisis cycle through emergency rooms, the jail, and living on the street simply because there's nowhere else for them to go.

Under Governor Hochul, the state has made up for some of this shortfall with recent historic investments in the mental health workforce, in new program models, in services, and a commitment to bring ...

This comes as more than 8,000 people experience homelessness nightly in San Francisco, according to 2024's "point-in-time" ...

City Council President Zeke Cohen has requested an oversight hearing into Baltimore's Behavioral Crisis Response, following ...

Minneapolis uses the Behavioral Crisis Response (BCR) team to provide crisis intervention, counseling and connection to support services to residents for free. The city partnered with Canopy Roots, a ...

San Francisco opens a new behavioral health center 00:38. San Francisco has opened a new behavioral health stabilization center. The center is located at 822 Geary Street in the city's Tenderloin ...

As of Monday, 16 notifications have been sent out through the system. Since 2019, hospitals in Montgomery County have seen a 26% increase in patient encounters for behavioral health needs in area ...

This comes as more than 8,000 people experience homelessness nightly in San Francisco, according to 2024's "point-in-time" count, and 51% of those individuals self-report behavioral health challenges.