Adult Day Reporting Center (ADRC)​​

​BHS Intake Team and ADRC Assessment Team collaborate with the Sacramento County Probation Department (Probation) to provide onsite assessments and linkage to adults involved in the Sacramento County justice system.​​

​Jail and Court Assessment Team (JCAT)​

The BHS JCAT collaborates with Sacramento County justice partners to provide mental health and substance use evaluations for individuals​ being considered for mental health diversion and establish connections to mental health and substance use treatment providers.

The BHS JCAT sited at JDTRC also conducts counseling groups and walk-in assessments onsite.​

When sendi​ng referrals for assessment and linkage for Collaborative Courts (including MHTC, Felony MHD, Misdo MHD, Prop 36, CORE DA, and Felony Military Diversion), please make sure the referred individual:​

• Is currently in custody
• Has active Medi-Cal

Starting 4/27/2026, all new referrals must be submitted through the JCA Portal: https://jcatreferral.saccounty.gov/

• For support with navigating the system, please refer to the JCA Portal User Guide​ with step-by-step guidance on completing and submitting an application. 
  
• If you experience any technical issues accessing the JCA Portal, please submit a Help Desk ticket.​

If the individual has been released from custody, please contact the BHS-SAC team at 916-875-1055 for linkage to mental health and/or SUPT services.

For CalAIM JI referrals coming from ACMH or CDCR, please continue to send those requests directly to the following inbox: dhs-bhs-jailreferral@saccounty.gov​

• ​Referral form and ROI for CalAIM JI referrals can be found on the CalAIM Justice-Involved Initiative​​ webpage

Juvenile Field- Behavioral Health Team​ (JF-BHT)​

The JF-BHT helps young people and their families who are involved with or at risk of the juvenile justice system. With a focus on mental health and substance use, the team works in the community, offering help with case management, crisis support, and connecting families to ongoing resources. They work closely with probation staff to make sure young people get the care they need and are treated with understanding and support for their past experiences.​​