New York

  • County/Area: New York City
  • Insurance Required: No
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: Yes
  • How Are They Contacted: Crisis line
  • Admin Phone Number: No admin number provided
  • Crisis Line: 888-692-9355
  • Website: https://nycwell.cityofnewyork.us/en/crisis-services/mobile-crisis-teams/
  • Note: NYC Well is a referral service Mobile Crisis Teams (MCTs). After being dispatch, MCTs come out within 24 hours and operate as separate entities. Refer houseless population to HOMESTAT (Homeless Outreach Mobile Engagement & Street Action Teams by calling 311). MCTs are operated by hospitals with state licensed Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Programs (CPEPs) or Psychiatric Emergency rooms or by community-based organizations designated by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH). Each borough has one MCT that serves all children and young adults in that borough, ages 0 through age 20. There are 19 adult MCTs that serve the five boroughs for ages 21 and up.

 New York

  • Insurance Required: No
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: Yes, if situation deemed dangerous
  • How Are They Contacted: Crisis Line
  • Admin Phone Number: 585-275-2100
  • Crisis Line: 585-529-3721
  • Website: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/mental-health-wellness/emergency-services/monroe-mobile-crisis-team.aspx
  • Note: The Mobile Crisis service is NOT for anyone at risk of suicide or urgent safety concerns such as overdoses, violence toward others, or medical emergencies.

    In those cases, call 911. Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 8am-10pm; Weekends and Holidays: 10am-6:30pm; On call response available after hours

 New York

  • County/Area: Onondaga, Oswego, Madison, Cortland & Cayuga
  • Insurance Required: No
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: licensed/qualified crisis providers & Peer Specialists/Advocates are on the mobile crisis response team
  • How Are They Contacted: Crisis Line
  • Admin Phone Number: (315) 425-1004
  • Crisis Line: 855-778-1900
  • Website: https://www.liberty-resources.org/mobile-outreach-residential-respite-services/
  • Note: Request Mobile Crisis Support

 New York

  • County/Area: Erie
  • Insurance Required: No
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: Led by mental health professional but accompanied by law enforcement if needed
  • How Are They Contacted: Crisis Line
  • Admin Phone Number: 716-834-2310
  • Crisis Line: 716-834-3131
  • Website: https://crisisservices.org/mental-health/#mobileoutreach
  • Note: 24/7 operations; request an Outreach Counselor

 New York

 New York

  • County/Area: Rochester
  • Insurance Required: No
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: Law enforcement contacted only when necessary
  • How Are They Contacted: 211 or call diverting from 911 (Caller must specify that they need the PIC team)
  • Admin Phone Number: 585-428-1303
  • Crisis Line: 211 or 911 (caller must specify they need the PIC team)
  • Website: https://www.cityofrochester.gov/crisisintervention/
  • Note: Be sure to request PIC directly

 New York

  • County/Area: Rochester
  • Insurance Required: No
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: Yes, dispatched with law enforcement
  • How Are They Contacted: 911
  • Admin Phone Number: 585-428-1303
  • Website: https://www.cityofrochester.gov/crisisintervention/
  • Note: Be sure to request Co-Response directly

 New York

  • County/Area: Albany
  • Insurance Required: Yes
  • Prior Relationship Established: No
  • Do They Work with Law Enforcement: Yes, if situation deemed dangerous
  • How Are They Contacted: Crisis Line
  • Admin Phone Number: (518) 447-4555
  • Crisis Line: (518) 549-6500
  • Website: https://www.albanycounty.com/departments/mental-health

 New York