IDD Crisis Resources

If this is an emergency, please call 911 and ask for a mental health unit.

For additional mental health support, call the Johnson County Mental Health Crisis Line at 913-268-0156 or 988.

This collection of community resources was assembled by a group of professionals throughout the state of Kansas as part of a Sequential Intercept Mapping (SIM) study. These resources are available to assist providers in navigating crises experienced by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Johnson County, Kansas. 

Behavioral Health

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Behavioral health supports serve as a first-line resource to identify and address underlying factors contributing to a crisis, including mental health needs, behavioral challenges, housing instability, and other life circumstances. To access these services, please contact your MCO via the Behavioral Health number on the back of your Medicaid card.

The JCMHC provides access to care for walk-in intake. It is recommended to come early as people are seen on a first-come, first-served basis. At the JCMHC, you can request an assessment for community-based services. This includes functional criteria for diagnosis, case management, meds, therapy, wraparound services, etc.

To access the CBHT, the person must have a dual diagnosis of an IDD and a Mental Health condition. They must be IDD waiver eligible (waitlist or in services), complete intake through JCMH, and then can request CBHT or be referred by intake staff. If the person is already receiving services through JCMH, they can ask their current team for a referral to the CBHT.

  • Due to caseload constraints, people may be placed with other professionals until openings become available. It is encouraged to accept the recommended treatment team while waiting for CBHT availability.

Includes both the Adult Detoxification Unit and the Adult Crisis Stabilization Center (ACSC).

Provides court-ordered drug treatment for adolescents.

Provides short-term crisis stabilization or respite care for youth. The parent/guardian must be willing to admit the patient. This center is available for people who don’t meet the level of care required for Marillac/Camber.

Acute Care

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Is available if a person needs inpatient hospitalization due to the severity of their symptoms and/or risk of harm to themselves or others. If out-of-home emergency services are needed, go to your closest hospital/emergency room for support. Contact 988 for additional support.

Adult

RSI is a Crisis Stabilization Center that can be used as a potential diversion from inpatient care.

  • 3901 Rainbow Blvd., Kansas City, KS 66160
  • Phone: 913-588-7332

Accepts private insurance and Medicare.

  • 13351 S Arapaho Drive, Olathe, Kansas 66062
  • Phone: 913-353-3000

Pediatric

  • 8000 W 127th Street, Overland Park, KS 66213
  • Phone: 913-574-3800
  • 4300 Brenner Drive, Kansas City, KS 66104
  • Phone: 913-890-7468
  • 21277 W 153rd Street, Olathe, KS 66061
  • Phone: 913-890-7468
  • 5808 W 110th St, Overland Park, KS 66211
  • Phone: 913-696-8000
  • 13351 S Arapaho Drive, Olathe, Kansas 66062
  • Phone: 913-353-3000

Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities (PRTF)

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A PRTF is for people ages 6-18 (with some facilities accepting to age 21).

  • Contact the person's insurance provider by calling the behavioral health phone number on the back of the insurance card.
    • Request a PRTF screening.
    • Insurance will coordinate with JCMH to schedule screening.

State Hospitals

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  • Kansas State Hospitals:
    • Larned State Hospital
    • Osawatomie State Hospital
    • Kansas Neurological Institute – for people with dual diagnosis
    • Parsons State Hospital and Training Center – for people with dual diagnosis

Nursing Facility for Mental Health (NFMH)

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State Institutional Alternative (SIA)

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