Illinois HB4448 establishes behavioral health urgent care centers for mental health and substance use crises.
HB4448, also known as the Safe Place to Go Act, aims to create behavioral health urgent care centers in Illinois. These centers will provide specialized care for individuals experiencing mental health or substance use crises, offering services like crisis triage, stabilization, and safe sobering. The bill mandates that these centers be community-based, not hospital-based, and emphasizes voluntary, individualized care.
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