; (B) the time between notification by a public safety telecommunicator and arrival at the scene by a provider; and (C) the time spent by providers at scene. (5) A cost analysis of the grantee’s unarmed mobile crisis response program. (f) Reports to Congress The Secretary shall submit to the Congress, on a biannual basis, a report on the program under this section, including a summary of the reports submitted by grantees pursuant to subsection (e). (g) Grant amount The Secretary may make grants to applicants that do not meet all of the criteria under subsection (b)(1), but applicants that do not meet all such criteria may not receive the full grant amount. (h) Definitions In this section: (1) The term alternative destination — (A) means any service- or care-providing site other than a hospital emergency department or jail; and (B) includes an outpatient clinic, primary care provider’s office, crisis apartment, crisis home, respite home, crisis stabilization center, urgent care facility, and community care center. (2) The term nonviolent emergency call means a 911 call that— (A) relates to mental health, homelessness, addiction problems, social services, truancy, intellectual and developmental disabilities, or public intoxication; and (B) does not involve obvious violent behavior. (3) The term unarmed professional service provider means a professional (which may include a nurse, social worker, emergency medical technician, counselor, community health worker, trauma-informed personnel, social service provider, substance use disorder professional, or peer support specialist) who— (A) is trained to deal with mental health or substance abuse crises or intellectual and developmental disabilities