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
High utilizers of emergency services, unhoused or isolated residents; referral via EMS / hospital
This is what the program lists. Only the provider can say whether you qualify.
What’s the difference?
A service may have its own membership, shareholder or residency requirements. Check the wording on each service.
- Shareholder services
- Check the corporation’s requirements.
- Tribal programs
- Check the program’s enrollment requirements.
- Borough services
- Check the service’s residency requirements.
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What to bring isn’t listed. Check with the provider before you start.
Provider information
Call 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline988Questions to ask
Who can get this, and what should I bring?
Which application or form fits my situation?
After you contact them
Ask the provider how to confirm receipt and when to follow up. A response time is not listed here.