Hegira Health's Mobile Crisis Co-Response model was developed in late 2018 to provide community based crisis intervention for individuals who come in contact with law enforcement and have behavioral health needs.

            

Mobile Crisis Teams co-respond with officers 24/7, providing crisis intervention and stabilization at the person’s home or elsewhere in the community and linking them to ongoing support to address their mental health and substance abuse needs. 

​Mobile Crisis Co-Response Teams & Embedded Behavioral Health Clinicians

Partnering Police Departments & Start dates:

• Northville Township - Jan.2019

• Inkster - Feb.2019

• City of Plymouth - Nov.2019

• Canton - Sept.2020

• Romulus - Dec.2020

• Livonia - Feb.2021

• Westland - March.2021

• City of Wayne - April.2021

• Dearborn - June.2021

• City of Northville PD - Aug.2021

• Garden City - Nov.2021

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Embedded Clinicians are designated to and housed within specific police departments (PD).  In this model, PD and Hegira Health management work together to interview and select staff suited for the specific department and needs of the community.
 

The following police departments have embedded clinicians, staffed by Hegira Health and financed through the individual municipality: 

 

• Livonia PD – July 2021 

• Canton PD – Aug. 2021 

• Northville Twp., City of Northville & City of Plymouth – Dec. 2021 

• Westland PD – Feb. 2022 

• Inkster PD – In process 
  
  Total number of Requests for Service: 1,481 (Jan. 2019 – Feb. 2022) 

A Comprehensive Approach to Behavioral Health and Law Enforcement Engagement.  Through grants provided by the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan and the Ethel and James Flinn Foundation, and direct municipality contracts, Hegira Health offers on-going support for Emergency Responders.