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911 High Utilizer Social Services Intervention

Summary

MFMD highlighted the success of its social services team in reducing repeat 911 calls by connecting frequent callers with long-term care, housing, and support programs. The program achieves an average 45% reduction in calls among high utilizers, freeing up emergency apparatus.

At a glance

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Last discussed Apr 9, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Reduces costly emergency vehicle dispatches and hospital transports for non-emergency matters.

✅Who benefits

High utilizers receive appropriate long-term care and social support, while the community benefits from kept fire engines available for true emergencies.

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