Service Areas

• Arlington County

• Fairfax County

• Loudoun County

• Prince William County

REACH collaborates with CSBs, CSA agencies, and other professionals so that every child and family served may benefit from coordinated care and a team approach. The collaboration process is further enhanced through community outreach, awareness campaigns, and training so that every locality may improve its ability to prevent crises and provide a successful response.

Collaboration

• City of Alexandria

• City of Fairfax

• City of Falls Church 

• City of Manassas

• City of Manassas Park 

CR2 REACH is provided at no cost to families. It is funded through both DBHDS grants and Medicaid.*
*Families with commercial insurance may be required, by their insurer, to provide a copay for psychiatric assessment and medication services.

Costs

Eligibility

The individual must have an Intellectual or Development Disability diagnosis as well as meet at least one of the following criteria:
1. Is experiencing marked reduction in psychiatric, adaptive, or behavioral functioning;
2. Is experiencing extreme increase in emotional distress;
3. Needs continuous intervention to maintain stability; 
4. Is causing harm to self or others.

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The individual must be at risk of at least one of the following:
1. Psychiatric hospitalization;
2. Emergency ICF/MR placement;
3. Immediate threat of loss of a community service due to a severe situational reaction (e.g., change in schedule/staff/medication); or
4. Causing harm to self or others.

• All eligible children served regardless of insurance or legal status

• Phone support

• Licensed and master’s-level crisis counselors

• 48-hour psychiatric assessment

• Bilingual counselors

• Family support

• Care coordination and support services

• Service and support after discharge

• Crisis intervention training

• Collaboration with agencies

Benefit of CR2’s Public/Private Partnership

• Rapid mobile response (age 17 & younger)

• Prevents hospitalization and removal from home

• 24-Hour intervention

• Provide family support and education

• Screening and triage

• Clinical assessments – including lethality

• Psychiatric assessment and services

• Medication prescription

• Bi-lingual counselors

• Case management

• Safety planning

• 30-Day post discharge support

• Care coordination with community resources and professionals

• Works side by side with Emergency Services during evaluation if hospitalization may be needed.

Benefits

Provided at no cost to families*
*Families with commercial insurance may be required, by their insurer, to provide a copay for psychiatric assessment and medication services.