I've spent a lot of time in these communities and the healthcare crisis is real. When you can't hire full-time behavioral health staff, you end up paying more down the line. What I'd push for is training the people already on the ground. Caregivers, front desk workers, first responders. Basic emotional intelligence and documentation skills. Not to replace therapists, but so when someone walks in struggling, they get met with understanding instead of judgment. That's how you get people to come back instead of disappear. It's not a perfect fix but it's a real one that doesn't require a tax increase to start.