Emergency Services

Procedures

Procedure for Accessing the Crisis Continuum of Care (8/9/2010): Word PDF

Please note the University of NC-Chapel Hill - Institute of Government offers a free online training for the NC Involuntary Commitment process at:
http://www.sog.unc.edu/programs/involcommit/

Crisis Provider Group Monthly Minutes & Attachments

July 2011 - June 2012 Meeting Minutes

Communications

Bulletin #84 - 06/30/2008, Updated 02/24/09: Word | PDF
Outpatient Commitment (OPC) Policy & Procedures

Attachment A - Notice of Commitment Change:

Attachment B - Request For Hearing:

Attachment C - Request For Transportation Order

Attachment Cb - Request For Transportation Order

Attachment D - Examination and Recommendation to Determine Necessity
for Involuntary Commitment

Attachment E - Affidavit and Petition for Involuntary Commitment

Attachment F - Request for Supplemental Hearing

Bulletin #26 - 03/07/06 Provider Responsibilities as First Responder to Consumer Crisis
Word | PDF

Psychiatric Hospital Information (8/24/06)

NC START (Systemic, Therapeutic, Assessment, Respite and Treatment) is statewide community crisis supports for individuals, ages 18 and over, with developmental disabilities and complex behavioral or mental health needs. Crisis prevention and intervention provided through crisis response, clinical consultation, training and respite.

The purpose of NC START is to coordinate community based intervention and prevention services to individuals with a diagnosis of developmental disability and additional significant behavioral care needs. The goal of NC START involvement is to maintain community placement and develop a cross system crisis prevention plan. Click here for more information.

NC START West
START teams in Asheville, Concord
START respite in Statesville
888-974-2937

START Forms

Intake & Assessment Form

Screening & Referral Form

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