Law enforcement and behavioral health, finally working from the same playbook.
Real outcomes from co-responder and diversion programs running on Julota.
Reduction in crisis response encounters
Fewer jail bookings for individuals in diversion
Drop in mental health crisis calls
Source: Julota customer program outcomes
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Every month without shared records, the same problems repeat:
Hours spent re-typing notes into separate systems are hours not spent with people in crisis.
When the quarterly report is due, someone loses two weeks stitching numbers together by hand.
When funding review comes, “we think it’s working” doesn’t keep a program alive. Numbers do.
Programs on Julota walk into renewal meetings with defensible outcome data, not guesswork.
See How It Works, LiveA personalized, 60-minute walkthrough built around how your program actually runs. Sixty minutes now can replace the two weeks your team loses to every quarterly report.
Takes 30 seconds. A Julota specialist will reach out to confirm your time.
CAD and RMS track incidents. Julota tracks individuals over time, across every agency that touches them. It integrates with any CAD or RMS software, so nobody leaves the system they already use.
Co-responder programs average $10,000 to $65,000 for the first year, depending on population size, active clients, and how many teams you dispatch. You’ll see exact pricing for your program on the demo.
Outcomes reporting is built in, so your grant applications carry real numbers instead of estimates. In some states, crisis intervention work is also Medicaid-reimbursable, and we’ll tell you honestly if yours is one of them.
Mental health clinics, substance abuse centers, hospitals, social services, jails, and community organizations. Consent tracking under HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and CJIS is what the platform is built on.
Yes. Every program gets training through support services, with higher tiers adding consulting hours and weekly support for teams that want it.
Download the Pitkin County co-responder case study. It’s the same document program managers hand their chief or county board to make the case internally.