Crisis Response Growth TTBH has secured a multi-million SAMHSA grant to establish a Mental Health Crisis Response Unit, signaling a strategic expansion in crisis services and potential demand for integrated social services, crisis care workflows, and related technology platforms.

Expanded Service Footprint Operates across Hidalgo, Cameron and Willacy Counties serving over 24,000 individuals annually, presenting opportunities to upsell telehealth, care coordination, and community-based programs to broader regional networks.

Scale and Capability With a workforce approaching 550 and a revenue range of 25–50 million, TT BH demonstrates capacity for larger contracts, managed services, and enterprise software for scheduling, billing, and outcomes tracking.

Strategic Partnerships Active collaboration with local authorities (Edinburg Police Department) and prior veteran-focused pilots indicate openness to public sector partnerships, joint grants, and integrated care models that combine health and public safety.

Tech Stack Readiness Current technologies include Microsoft 365, Kronos, and web tools, suggesting receptiveness to modernization initiatives, enhanced cybersecurity, patient/client data integration, and digital transformation solutions.