CARE PATH // TWiN
- Purpose
- Earlier support
- Authority
- Human-led
CARE WINDOW // OPEN Behavioral health · Mental health · Suicide prevention
Notice. Connect. Sustain.
PreCrisis is being developed to support human-reviewed suicide detection, intervention, and prevention. It helps appropriate care teams bring direct expressions of need and meaningful change into human review, connect people with support, and follow the handoff through.
CARE PATH // TWiN
Bring direct expressions of need and meaningful change to human review. An authorized professional determines meaning, safety, and next steps.
An authorized person listens, clarifies safety, and follows the agreed plan or protocol.
Safety planning, protective factors, warm handoffs, and follow-through continue beyond an alert.
per month · six months
EARLY PILOT PHASE Access with purpose
Qualifying veterans, military personnel, first responders, agency members, and family members can access the six-month early-adopter pilot for $1 per month. Others may apply.
The pilot is being developed in partnership with Zen Sentry Foundation and Warrior Spirit.
01 // THE CARE MODEL Detection. Intervention. Prevention.
Technology may help organize context. Qualified humans interpret signals, assess suicidal intent, and direct clinical or emergency care.
DETECTION
INTERVENTION
PREVENTION
02 // CHOOSE A FILE More pages. Less wandering.
Each subject has its own short page, so the site behaves like a clear operating map instead of one endless scroll.
What PreCrisis is being shaped to support.
↗ 02PracticeDetection, Intervention, and Prevention as one human-centered loop.
↗ 03Care networkSupport notifications, consent, handoffs, and care areas.
↗ 04TrustThe safeguards that keep care human.
↗ 05LicensingPilot access and setting-specific pathways.
↗ 06PeopleThe humans responsible for the work.
↗ 07RecordHistory, ecosystem, and public source.
↗ 08ContactStart with the human problem.
↗NEED SUPPORT NOW? // UNITED STATES Call or text 988, or use the 988 Lifeline chat. If there is immediate danger or urgent medical need, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
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