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Behavioral Health reports uptick in crisis calls; program caseloads steady
Summary
Behavioral Health reported crisis calls increased in Q2 (19 in April, 9 in May, 17 in June) and listed caseload counts across several programs including 26–27 cases in Comprehensive Community Services and 71–73 Children's Waiver cases.
Behavioral Health Division Manager Chana Rymarkiewicz told the board crisis calls rose in the second quarter with 19 in April, nine in May and 17 in June. She reported program counts including one Intensive Supervision Program case, 26–27 Comprehensive Community Services cases, 20 Community Support Program cases, and 9 Coordinated Services Team cases; Children's Waiver enrollments numbered between 71 and 73 for the quarter.
Rymarkiewicz said the unit is seeking a Spanish translator to better serve Children’s Waiver participants and noted that several reports were presented and are on file with the board. The Behavioral Health quarterly report and crisis-call data will inform staffing and service planning.
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