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Kern Behavioral Health and Recovery Services
Adult Crisis Services Survey
Kern Behavioral Health and Recovery Services is seeking BHCIP grant funding for the construction of a new Adult Crisis Services Building that would include a Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) and Crisis Walk In Clinic (CWIC) to replace the smaller PEC CSU and CWIC located at the Mary K Shell Building and expand capacity to serve more individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Please provide responses to the following survey questions to assist Kern BHRS best meet the needs of local stakeholders.
1.
With which of the following groups do you most closely identify?
Community Member
Individual Receiving Behavioral Health Services
Healthcare Provider
Behavioral Health Provider
Law Enforcement
Other (please specify)
2.
Have you had previous personal or professional experience interacting with Kern County Behavioral Health Services?
Yes
No
3.
If you answered "Yes" to Question 2, please tell us about your experience.
4.
Do you believe there is a serious need for the expansion of Adult Crisis Services, including crisis stabilization and walk in services, at this time in Kern County?
Yes
No
Undecided
5.
Are you in support of Kern Behavioral Health and Recovery Services constructing and operating a new Adult Crisis Services Building in Kern County?
Yes
No
Undecided
6.
What comments, feedback or suggestions would you provide for the design, construction or operations of a new Adult Crisis Services Building?
