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Despite Their Successes, Some Mobile Crisis Response Teams Are in Crisis

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Mobile crisis teams across Montana and other states are facing funding shortages despite their success in reducing police involvement in mental health crises and preventing unnecessary ER visits. The lack of consistent financial support threatens to shut down some programs, highlighting the need for stable funding sources like Medicaid reimbursement and state subsidies to ensure these vital services remain available.

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