; (ii) increased availability of services made available through crisis call centers, mobile crisis units, coordinated community crisis response that involves law enforcement and other first responders, observation or assessment centers, and on-going community-based services (such as intensive outpatient services, assertive community treatment, and services in integrated care settings such as the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic model) (such services referred to as crisis stabilization services) for individuals experiencing a serious mental illness (as such term is defined for purposes of title V of the Public Health Service Act), serious emotional disturbance, or substance use disorder crisis; (iii) improved data sharing and coordination between physical health, mental health, and addiction treatment providers (including hospitals and community-based behavioral health facilities) and first responders to improve health outcomes for individuals furnished services in an institution for mental diseases, who are experiencing a serious mental illness (as so defined), serious emotional disturbance, or substance use disorder crisis; (E) provide for the demonstration of— (i) State policies to ensure individuals receiving medical assistance under the State plan who receive care in psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment settings are consistently screened for co-morbid physical health conditions and substance use disorders prior to or upon admission, and that participating facilities have the capacity to address co-morbid physical health conditions during stays in such psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment settings either through on-site medical services or external referrals and care coordination