Resources
Patient resources
Crisis lines, state services and community organizations: the numbers and links worth having, whether or not you are a patient here.
Most of what follows is not run by Temah. It is here because the right number at the right moment matters more than whose logo is on it.
24 hours
Crisis lines answered round the clock
No referral
Needed to call any of them
Ten
Organizations listed
Free
And confidential
Maryland crisis lines
Local numbers, answered locally
988 reaches the national lifeline. These three are Maryland services, for when the help needed is closer to home.
Maryland Crisis Hotline
1 (800) 422-0009Baltimore County Crisis Response
(410) 931-2214Baltimore Crisis Response Inc
(410) 433-5175
Where else to look
Organizations worth knowing
State services and community organizations, none of them run by us. Each opens on their own site.
Looking for our own forms?
Intake, prescription refills, records release and assessment requests are all in one place on the patient forms page. You do not need an account to fill one in.
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Supportive Housing
Long-term, service-enriched housing for people who need ongoing support alongside it, coordinated with the healthcare, counseling and recovery programs already running.
Learn moreTransitional Housing
Short-term housing that bridges hospital discharge, a completed treatment program or an unstable situation, into independent living.
Learn morePeer-to-peer consultations
For healthcare professionals rather than patients: mentorship, network-building and candid clinician-to-clinician dialogue.
Learn more
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.