988 menu options are administered nationally and are subject to change. 

Mobile Crisis Intervention Services (MCIS):

MCIS teams offer community-based intervention to individuals in need wherever they are; including at home, work or anywhere else in the community where the person is experiencing a crisis.

Crisis Stabilization Centers (CSC):

CSCs are short-term, in-person services located at facilities that address behavioral health crises, acute symptoms of mental illness, and substance use crisis.

The above crisis services can be accessed directly here by calling:  988 or clicking here

Health Equity in Oregon’s Crisis System

Systemic and historical social injustice has harmed Oregon’s behavioral health crisis system. In turn, this has harmed many with lived experiences and from disproportionately affected communities. They include groups such as:

• Youth
• Rural populations
• Communnities of color
• Service members, veterans and their families
• Tribal communities
• People with disabilities
• People who identify as LGBTQIA2S+

OHA understands that some people may not want to call an emergency or crisis number. This is especially true if they:

• Had an emotional or mental health crisis in the past.
• Were adversely impacted by systemic and historical social injustice.
• Were harmed or mistreated by police or health care systems.
• This is why people with lived experience guide the future of Oregon’s behavioral health crisis system.