Mental healthPsychiatric rehabilitation
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program
Community-based and in-home support for youth and adults with qualifying mental illnesses, tailored to build the daily living skills that make independence possible.
The aim is to live, learn and work in the community with minimal ongoing support. Assessment, a personalized plan and continuous monitoring, built on hope, respect, cultural relevance and shared decision-making rather than a fixed curriculum.
Youth & adults
With a qualifying mental illness
In-home
And community-based, not clinic-bound
Eight
Named skill areas, plus others as needed
Recovery
Model, focused on individual strengths
Where
In your home
and out in the community
The skills the work is built around
Chosen per person against the assessment, and other areas are added where they are appropriate.
Financial
Communication
Social
Medical
Mental health
Addictions
Daily living skills
Vocational skills
What the first three weeks look like
No patient is placed in a program before an assessment, and no assessment happens before we have told you what it will cost.
Days 1–2
Intake call and benefits check
A coordinator confirms eligibility, verifies your insurance, and schedules your appointment. If you are unable to pay, a sliding-scale discount is applied and you are told the cost before anything is scheduled.
Week 1
Clinical assessment
A licensed clinician completes the biopsychosocial evaluation, covering history, medications and risk screening, then issues a provisional diagnosis with an ASAM level of care.
Weeks 2–3
Treatment plan in motion
You start with the prescriber and therapist who will stay with you, and the plan is reviewed at every update as your level of care steps up or down.
If rehabilitation is not the right fit
Moving between these does not mean a new prescriber or a second intake.
Outpatient Mental Health Clinic
The main door into mental health care here: assessment, a diagnosis and a plan, then ongoing therapy and prescribing for children, adolescents, adults and older adults.
- Psychiatric evaluations
- Individual, group and family therapy
- Medication management
- Couples and marital counseling
- Family psychoeducation
- Play therapy
- Drug and alcohol support groups
- Drug and alcohol education
Mobile Treatment Services
Care delivered where the patient is, for people whose frequent visits to a clinic would pose logistical barriers. It is the practice's founding habit, still running.
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Health Home Program
Community-based integrated care for people with chronic conditions at heightened risk of complications, including persistent mental illness. Somatic and behavioral health coordinated across a multidisciplinary network.
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What it costs
Settled before you are booked in
You are told what it will cost before anything is scheduled, never after.
Most major plans billed
Medicare, Cigna and Optum among them. Benefits are verified free of charge before your first appointment.
Sliding scale if you're uninsured
Fees are set against household size and income under the federal poverty guidelines, and the scale is published.
Nobody is turned away
Clients are never denied services because of an inability to pay current or past fees.
One appointment
Start with an assessment
- The diagnosis
- The level of care
- What it will cost
Benefits verification is free, whether or not you go on to book.
Telehealth
Psychiatry and therapy by secure video anywhere in Maryland.
Confidentiality
Substance use records protected under 42 CFR Part 2.