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Mobile Outreach, Response, Engagement and Stabilization (MORES) Program

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Monarch’s Mobile Outreach, Response, Engagement and Stabilization (MORES) Program provides support to children, adolescents and young adults ages 3 to 20 who have experienced a mental health crisis and have received crisis services within the previous 48 hours. The service is only provided in Chatham County.

For a young person, experiencing a mental health crisis can be  a very scary thing. Ensuring their immediate safety is the first priority, but after that period of stabilization, what comes next?

The Mobile Outreach, Response, Engagement and Stabilization (MORES) program provides up to eight (8) weeks of follow-up services by a team comprised of a licensed clinician, a team lead, a family support partner, and access to a child/adolescent psychiatrist as needed. Ongoing support can be critical in connecting a young person to on-going services and the additional long-term support they may need.

Contact Monarch’s Chatham County Mobile Crisis Management Team at (800) 568-7235 to learn more about the MORES services available.

Mobile Crisis Management in Chatham County

If you are experiencing a mental health or substance use disorder crisis in Chatham County, call the Monarch Crisis Line 24/7 at (800) 568-7235. If you need additional crisis services information, call Vaya Health Behavioral Health Crisis Line at (800) 849-6127.
Call: (800) 568-7235

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Eligibility

Mobile Outreach Response Engagement Stabilization (MORES) services are available for children, adolescents and young adults ages 3 to 20 who have experienced a mental heath crisis within the past 48 hours and were seen by a crisis response team or a mental health provider, hospital or other healthcare provider.

This service is only provided in Chatham County, North Carolina.

Insurance Information

Mobile Crisis Services and MORES services are provided at no cost, and no one will receive a bill, regardless of insurance.

Lack of insurance does not prevent access to care. Monarch accepts Medicaid, state funding, and commercial insurance (plans and coverages may vary) to support the cost of services and will collect insurance information as available at the time of service.

For general Monarch insurance information, click here.