RI H8180

Establishes a statewide Children's Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) program administered by DCYF to provide 24/7 behavioral health crisis response for children and youth under age 21, regardless of insurance status

Requires in-person mobile response within 60 minutes of initial contact, with services delivered in natural environments such as homes, schools, and childcare settings

Mandates MRSS teams include at least two staff members, with one licensed behavioral health clinician and one additional team member such as a peer support specialist or family partner

Funds services through braided funding combining Medicaid reimbursement, commercial insurance, and state general revenue, with no fees, co-payments, or prior authorization required for families

Requires annual reporting to the governor and General Assembly on program utilization, outcomes, and emergency department/inpatient diversion, with the program aligned to the federal Children's Behavioral Health Consent Decree (Case No. 24-cv-00531)