Community-Based Services
Phone: 211
Mobile Crisis Intervention Services
Mobile Crisis is a voluntary service. Families could decline services at any time regardless if they made the initial 211 call.
Mobile Crisis clinicians can respond via video chats; or only using audio (telephone) to help the child and family mitigate the crisis.
Clinicians can still complete a mobile response at this time, if certain criteria is met and screening questions have been negative for both parties. Mobile response will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
As always, we may bill insurance, but there is never a cost to families.
MOBILE HOURS:
Monday-Friday: 6am-10pm
Saturday, Sunday, and major holidays: 1pm-10pm
NON-MOBILE HOURS:
24 hours/day, 365 days/year
Mobile Crisis Fact Sheet
Mobile Crisis-MCIS- Fact Sheet.Revised 4.2020-COVID-19.docx
Wheeler Clinic
Wheeler has continued to provide services to those in the schools via telehealth and are continuing to accept referrals.
Referrals are also now open to all schools.
Wheeler has school based clinicians ready to provide services, and we now have the option to do sessions and intakes either via video or telephone, which gives us an unique opportunity with families that may otherwise have had difficulty connecting to services.
Wheeler has revised their referral form; they only need verbal consent for treatment.
Wheeler Referral Form (updated)
*Speak with your building administrator prior to making a referral to discuss your building’s process and procedure.*
Patient Referral Form COVID .docx
Phone: 1-833-258-5011
For parents and caregivers who need someone to listen, to understand and to talk their feelings out.
Sponsored by the Department of Children and Families (DCF)
Match with a Licensed Therapist
Families fill out a brief survey and will be matched with a licensed therapist with the HIPAA certified video technology in their area.