Ketchikan Crisis Now (Mobile Integrated Health / crisis response partners)
Ketchikan Crisis Now is the local partnership (Ketchikan Wellness Coalition, City of Ketchikan, PeaceHealth, KIC, police, pretrial services) implementing the Crisis Now behavioral-health model. Its visible service is the Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) team, a community paramedic van that meets people where they are: home visits, lab draws, medication storage and support, rides to appointments, help with paperwork like a Social Security card, and telehealth. Referrals come through EMS and Ketchikan Medical Center. The page shares 988/Careline, KIC Behavioral Health and WISH contacts, postvention guidance, and local trainings. Contact is via the Ketchikan Crisis Now Facebook page or the Ketchikan Wellness Coalition.
Who it’s for & requirements
High utilizers of emergency services, unhoused or isolated residents; referral via EMS / hospital