Mobile crisis response improved mental health and reduced emergency department use in homeless individuals, suggesting effective disaster preparedness strategies.
Mobile crisis response helps people experiencing homelessness receive mental health care where they live. In rural North Carolina, integrating mobile crisis teams with street medicine and emergency preparedness improved crisis stabilization, reduced emergency department reliance, and strengthened disaster response. Sustained system integration is essential for long-term behavioral health stability.
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