Mental health facility moves closer to meeting license requirements
Grant County Commissioner Cindy Carter celebrates the opening of the new Crisis Solutions Center. Applauding with her are (from left) crisis center manager Traci Hunt, Grant Integrated Services quality manager Mike Lopez, Grant County Commissioners Richard Stevens and Tom Taylor, GIS chief financial officer Veronica Perez, GIS executive director Dell Anderson and crisis center supervisor Anselmo Quezada. The facility will provide short-term treatment for people facing a mental health crisis.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
MOSES LAKE — The Crisis Solutions facility, designed for inpatient treatment for people in mental health crisis, will have to upgrade its heating-cooling system before it can be licensed to provide inpatient services.
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