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Transitional housing

Transitional Housing

Helping you move forward, one step at a time: short-term housing that bridges hospital discharge, a completed treatment program or an unstable situation into independent living.

A bridge rather than a destination. The work while you are there is goal-setting, life skills and housing readiness, plus the connections to employment, education and somewhere permanent to go next.

  • Short-term

    A bridge to independent living

  • Goal-setting

    Life skills and housing readiness

  • Connections

    Employment, education, permanent housing

  • On-site

    Staff through the transition

A furnished bedroom in transitional accommodation

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Availability and eligibility

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Somewhere to stand while you move

Compassionate care in a structured, service-rich environment, aimed squarely at what comes after.

  • Short-term, secure housing

    Somewhere safe and clean to hold stability while the next step is arranged.

  • Goal-setting and housing readiness

    Life skills built against a plan, so the move on is to something that will hold.

  • Employment and education links

    Connection to work, study and permanent housing resources while you are still supported.

  • Staff guidance throughout

    On-site support for the whole transition rather than a handover at the door.

  • Daily living and reintegration

    Practical support with community reintegration, at whatever pace it takes.

  • Healthcare and social services

    Coordination with the clinical and social services already involved.

  • Accessible units

    Tailored to individual needs rather than allocated on what happens to be free.

Who transitional housing is for

  • Transitioning from a shelter, hospital or recovery program

  • Experiencing temporary housing instability

  • Preparing for independent living after care or support

The rest of this line

  • 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.

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  • Patient Resources

    Crisis lines, state services and community organizations: the numbers worth having whether or not you are a patient here.

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  • Peer-to-peer consultations

    For healthcare professionals rather than patients: mentorship, network-building and candid clinician-to-clinician dialogue.

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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.