Our 23-Hour Crisis
Receiving Center
The 23-Hour Crisis Receiving Center (CRC) provides immediate intake and short-term crisis intervention for individuals experiencing acute mental health distress. The service is designed for rapid assessment, stabilization, and determination of the most appropriate next level of care.
The CRC is intended for urgent situations where immediate evaluation is necessary but hospitalization is not.
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When the CRC May Be Appropriate
The CRC may be appropriate when:
- Immediate clinical evaluation is needed
- Someone is experiencing acute emotional or behavioral distress
- Safety concerns require short-term supervised monitoring
- A hospital, provider, or community partner has made a referral
- Additional assessment is needed following a mobile crisis response
If you are unsure whether the CRC is the appropriate level of care, our team can provide guidance.
Intake and Clinical Assessment
Short-Term Stabilization
Determination of Next Level of Care
Transition to Next-Step Care
Designed for Individuals and Referral Partners
The CRC provides rapid intake and evaluation for individuals in active crisis and for the partners who support them. Our team coordinates with referral sources to make sure the handoff is fast, clear, and clinically appropriate.
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Common Questions, Clear Answers
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