Operationalize the Sequential Intercept Model

SIM shows where intervention should happen. ECINS helps agencies make it happen.

The Sequential Intercept Model helps communities identify key points where people can be diverted, supported, stabilized, or connected to care as they move through the justice and behavioral health system.

But mapping the intercepts is only the first step.

ECINS gives law enforcement, courts, jails, schools, behavioral health, probation, crisis teams, and community providers the secure shared infrastructure to coordinate action across every intercept.

From intercept map to operational workflow

Communities often know where the gaps are:

ECINS helps convert those gaps into shared workflows, referrals, actions, accountability, and measurable outcomes.

ECINS across the intercepts

Intercept 0: Community services and early intervention
ECINS supports school referrals, behavioral health referrals, crisis hotline referrals, early warning workflows, threat assessment, and community-based intervention before deeper justice involvement occurs.

Intercept 1: Law enforcement, 911, EMS, and crisis response
Deputies, officers, dispatch, crisis teams, and providers can coordinate 911 / 988 diversion, mobile crisis response, high-frequency utilizer tracking, and shared situational awareness.

Intercept 2: Initial detention and court hearings
Courts, providers, and law enforcement can coordinate diversion referrals, shared assessments, release conditions, treatment options, and early intervention planning.

Intercept 3: Jail, specialty courts, and diversion programs
Jail staff, courts, behavioral health, and community providers can track treatment participation, court compliance, specialty court activity, and shared action plans.

Intercept 4: Re-entry
Partners can begin planning before release, coordinate housing and employment referrals, track provider engagement, and support continuity as someone returns to the community.

Intercept 5: Community supervision and ongoing support
Probation, community corrections, law enforcement, schools, providers, and support agencies can maintain long-term visibility, monitor progress, and coordinate action around ongoing risk and stability.

Why ECINS fits SIM

Traditional systems are often built for one agency or one workflow.

A court system is not a school system. A law enforcement RMS is not a behavioral health platform. A provider system is not a sheriff’s office coordination tool.

ECINS is different because it is built for multiagency work. It supports shared referrals, configurable workflows, longitudinal participant visibility, secure information sharing, real-time coordination, and outcome tracking across the full public safety continuum.

Support diversion, not just documentation

SIM work should not end with a referral.

ECINS helps agencies track whether the referral was accepted, what actions were assigned, whether treatment or service engagement occurred, what outcomes were achieved, and whether risk changed over time.

That gives communities a stronger way to demonstrate diversion, accountability, and public safety impact.

Turn intercept points

into intervention points.

ECINS helps communities move from SIM planning to coordinated public safety action.