The Solution:
Lane County Behavioral Health (LCBH) is leading the planning efforts to build and open a 24/7 behavioral health stabilization center.
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The Stabilization Center will Offer:
24/7 “No Wrong Door” access for anyone in Lane County experiencing a mental health or addiction crisis
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Immediate triage and intake for care
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Behavioral health services
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Connections to specialty and/or long-term support
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Discharge with transportation and warm handoffs
The Stabilization Center will be:
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Person-centered
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A place to connect with support for long-term healing
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Accessible to all community members
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Committed to safety
Immediate intake available for:
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Referrals from health care, behavioral health, and social service providers
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Mobile crisis drop-offs and referrals
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Walk-ins
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Law enforcement drop-offs, as a diversion for arrest, via separate entrance with a turnaround time goal of <5 minutes
Capacity Estimates
Daily capacity to serve 42 individuals at a time
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14 adult respite chairs
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16 adult short-term stabilization beds
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12 youth short-term stabilization beds
Annual Impact: 8200+ unique individuals served
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6700+ unique adults
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1500+ unique youth
