We want to ensure that everyone across the state has:

1. Someone to contact when they need urgent behavioral health care services;

2. Someone to respond to help them in that moment; and

3. Somewhere safe to get help, stabilize, and get connected to ongoing support. 

If you are experiencing an urgent behavioral health issue or a crisis and need support, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988, chat online or learn more. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911 to reach Emergency Medical Services (EMS), fire, and police.

Latest Information

• Final BHA and Medicaid regulations and Billing Manual for MCT and BHCSC services

• BHA awards $13.5 million to 19 jurisdictions to expand MCTs and establish BHCSCs