MOBILE RESPONSE

Crisis support that comes to you

When a mental health or emotional crisis is escalating, SCMHC’s Mobile Response Team can provide immediate, onsite support and help connect individuals and families with the right next step.

Mobile Response is available through 211 and supports communities across Palm Beach County.

If this is a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Available 24/7

Crisis support is available around the clock through 211.

Care in Your Community

Mobile crisis support may be provided at home or elsewhere in the community based on need.

Palm Beach Countywide

Mobile Response is a free service for Palm Beach County.

How Mobile Response

helps

The team helps assess the situation, reduce immediate crisis concerns, and connect individuals and families with appropriate next steps.

Man and mental health clinician having a supportive conversation outside a mobile home.

Immediate support

Clinicians help assess emotional or behavioral health crisis needs and immediate risk.

Woman and mental health clinician having a relaxed conversation in her living room.

The right level of care

The team helps determine whether community-based support, further evaluation, or another level of care is appropriate.

Mental health professional and a man walking and talking outside a community health center.

Next steps

Mobile Response supports a “no wrong door” approach and helps connect people with services in the community based on individual need.

Community Outreach and Partner Support

In addition to responding to behavioral health crises, Mobile Response supports connection across schools, families, providers, and community partners.

These relationships help people access crisis support, understand available resources, and connect with appropriate services when concerns begin to escalate.

Mental health response team meeting with school staff in a high school courtyard, with students walking in the background.

Reach Out for Support

Concerned about yourself or someone else? Call 211 to connect with behavioral health crisis support and learn what next step may be appropriate.