Adult Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program

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Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program

Adult Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program

Overview

The program provides rehabilitation services to adults between the ages of 18-62. Our clients are provided with structured individual counseling and group therapy sessions, designed to address one’s mental disorder/symptoms and enhance independent living skills. The concentration is to assist clients to successfully integrate back into their community to foster independent living .

Criteria for enrollment in PRP-A (adults)

Must be 18-62 years of age
Mut be Medicaid eligible
Must be in care of a therapist, psychiatrist, or any other licensed medical provider
Must not be currently hospitalized
Must not be currently incarcerated
Must have willingness to receive services
Must reside in Maryland

Scope (PRP-Adult):

As a participant in our psychiatric Rehabilitation Program Adults, you will receive:

A comprehensive mental health assessment
An individualized rehabilitation plan customized for your specific needs
6-8 Counseling sessions per month conducted by a highly trained PRP counselor
Assistance with applying for and maintaining entitlement benefits
Assistance with identifying and/or maintaining gainful employment

Self Care Training (PRP-Adult):

Personal Hygiene
Nutrition
Planning and cooking meals
Managing medications
Wellness health care promotion
Personal Safety

Social Skills:

Interpersonal skills
Communication
Socialization
Recreation

Independent Living and Community Living Skills Training:

Maintaining suitable housing
Utilizing community resources
Transportation and mobility training
Personal finance and budgeting

Illness Management Skills Training:

Understanding and dealing with mental illness as a disease
Dealing with symptoms and understanding each person unique challenges of daily living
Medication management/Education
How to recover your sense of self and your life in spite of having an illness

Case Management:

All participants in any of PHP programs are eligible for case management services. Case management services are designed to address a variety of challenges any program participant may have. Our goal is to provide ancillary support to program participants that encourage their successful participation in their respective program while encouraging sobriety and community independence. Case management services are ongoing throughout the individual’s enrollment in our programs and in many cases beyond.

These services include:

Assistance with identifying stable and/or suitable housing.
Assistance with physical health care management
Exploring eligibility for entitlement benefits to include:
- Food stamps,
- Comprehensive health insurance,
- Social Security income and disability benefits
- Assistance with identifying gainful employment and applying for job opportunities
Assistance with managing daily life tasks to include:
- Appointment setting
- Personal grooming
- Time management
- Personal budgeting and finance
- Legal support and advocacy

Adult PRP Referral Form

PRP-Adult

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PRP Adult

Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Name(Required)

First Last

Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Phone(Required)

Social Security #

Birth of Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Age(Required)

Medicaid # (if known)

Marital status(Required)

Single

Divorced

Widowed

Significant other

Employed(Required)

Yes

Has this individual received PRP services before?(Required)

Yes

Program Name:

Dates of service (if known)

Month

Day

Year

PRP Adult

Current Diagnosis(Required)

296.31 Major depressive disorder, Recurrent episode, Mild

296.32 Major depressive disorder, Recurrent episode, Moderate

296.33 Major depressive disorder, Recurrent episode, Severe

296.51 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode depressed, Mild

296.52 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode depressed, Moderate

296.53 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode depressed, Severe

296.41 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode manic, Mild

296.42 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode manic, Moderate

296.43 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode manic, Severe

295.90 Schizophrenia

295.70 Schizoaffective disorder, Bipolar type

295.70 Schizoaffective disorder, Depressive type

PRP Adult

Has this individual been impaired for at least 2 years in any of the following categories? Please check at least 3 of the following categories if applicable(Required)

Marked inability to establish or maintain independent competitive employment: characterized by an established pattern of unemployment, underemployment, or sporadic employment that is primarily attributable to a diagnosed Page 16 of 47 BH2564_01/2020 serious mental illness, which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what is available to the individual from by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations. This does not include limitations due to factors such as geographic location, poverty, lack of education, availability of transportation, or loss of driver’s license due to legal problems.

Marked inability to perform instrumental activities of daily living (shopping, meal preparation, laundry, basic housekeeping, medication management, transportation, and money management) that is primarily attributable to a diagnosed serious mental illness, which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what is available to the individual from by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations. This does not include limitations due to factors such as geographic location, poverty, lack of education, availability of transportation, or loss of driver’s license due to legal problems.

Marked inability to establish or maintain a personal support system, characterized by social withdrawal or isolation, interpersonal conflict, or social behavior (other than criminal behavior) that is not easily tolerated in the community and primarily attributable to a diagnosed serious mental illness, and which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what is available to the individual from by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations. This does not include limitations due to factors such as geographic location, poverty, lack of education, availability of transportation, or loss of driver’s license due to legal problems

Marked or frequent deficiencies of concentration, persistence or pace that is primarily attributable to a serious mental illness resulting in a failure to complete in a timely manner tasks commonly found in work, school, or home settings, which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what is available to the individual from by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations

Marked inability to perform or maintain self-care (hygiene, grooming, nutrition, medical care, personal safety) that is primarily attributable to a serious mental illness, and which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what can be reasonably provided by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations

Proper interaction with peers

Marked deficiencies in self-direction, characterized by an inability to independently plan, initiate, organize, and carry out goal-directed activities that is primarily attributable to a serious mental illness, and which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what can be reasonably provided by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations.

Marked inability to procure financial assistance to support community living, which inability is primarily attributable to a serious mental illness, and which requires intervention by the behavioral health system beyond what can be reasonably provided by mainstream workforce development, educational, faith-based, community or social service organizations. This does not include limitations due to factors such as geographic location, poverty, lack of education, availability of transportation, or loss of driver’s license due to legal problems.

PRP Adult

Consent(Required)

I understand that I am making a referral for PRP services and said services must be authorized by Optum Md before any PRP services may begin.

Referred By (Name & credentials)(Required)

Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Name of Facility or Program(Required)

Program /Facility Address

Program /Facility Phone(Required)

Program /Facility Email

PRP Adult

Referral Authorizations(Required)

I agree to the referral authorization terms

Referral Authorizations

I authorize the release of any medical or other information necessary to process this claim. I also request payment of government benefits to Prolific Health Programs. I authorize payment of medical benefits to Prolific Health Programs. I also understand that payment of is my responsibility and Prolific Health Programs has the right to use any means necessary to collect fees to include submission of my name and other information to a collection agency for the purposes of fee collection.

I authorize the release of any medical or other information necessary to process this claim. I also request payment of government benefits to Prolific Health Programs. I authorize payment of medical benefits to Prolific Health Programs. I also understand that payment of is my responsibility and Prolific Health Programs has the right to use any means necessary to collect fees to include submission of my name and other information to a collection agency for the purposes of fee collection. I authorize the release of any medical or other information necessary to process this claim. I also request payment of government benefits to Prolific Health Programs. I authorize payment of medical benefits to Prolific Health Programs. I also understand that payment of is my responsibility and Prolific Health Programs has the right to use any means necessary to collect fees to include submission of my name and other information to a collection agency for the purposes of fee collection.

Typing my name below serves as my digital signature.

Digital Signature(Required)

Minor Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program

Overview

The PHP minor program, ages 7-17 is designed to assist families, caregivers, legal guardians with assistance with their loved one who Is currently presenting a dysfunction in his/her customary settings e.g. Home, school, recreational activities, work, just to name a few. In addition, the minor is displaying inappropriate behaviors, that indicates the youth is at possible risk to self, peer relationships and family members are at risk.

Our approach is to provide the youth and their families with structed individual and group counseling sessions aimed to help manage their current dysfunction or challenges the youth is experiencing. We particular focus on, anger management, Individualized education program (IEP) support, coping skills & age-appropriate life skills development. We work diligently with the youth guardian and other service providers involved in the youth’s care. The goal is to provide behavioral interventions to help the youth thrive and avoid the need for higher levels of care, expulsion from school and or loss off residential placement.

Criteria for enrollment in PRP-M (minors)

Must be 7-17 years of age
Must be in the care of a therapist, psychiatrist, or any other licensed medical provider
Must be Medicaid eligible
Must be a resident of Maryland
Must not be currently hospitalized
Must not be a resident of a psychiatric facility

Scope (PRP-Minors):

As a participant in our Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program for Minor, you will receive:

A comprehensive mental health assessment
An Individualized rehabilitation plan customized for your specific needs
3-5 counseling sessions per month conducted by a highly trained PRP counselor
Approved therapeutic recreational activities
Skills Training Areas

Self Care Training (PRP-Minors):

Personal hygiene
Nutrition
Managing behavioral triggers
Managing medications
General health care promotion
Self esteem building

Social Skills:

Interpersonal skills
Communication
Socialization
Recreation

Minor PRP Referral Form

PRP-Minor

Step 1 of 5

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PRP Minors

Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Youth’s Name(Required)

First Last

Guardians Name(Required)

First Last

Guardians Name(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Guardians’ relationship to youth(Required)

Mother

Father

Other

Youth's Date of Birth(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Age(Required)

Medicaid Number (if known)

Has the youth received PRP services before?(Required)

Yes

Program Name

Date of service (if known)

MM slash DD slash YYYY

Is the youth currently engaged in individual therapy?(Required)

Yes

Therapist Name

Phone

Current School

Current School address

Current Grade

Current medications(Required)

PRP Minors

For admission to the Psychiatric rehabilitation Program for Minors the youth MUST meet all of the following requirements:

A) Does the youth have a Public Behavioral Health System (PBHS) specialty mental health DSM-5 diagnosis and the youth’s impairment(s) and functional behavior can reasonably be expected to be improved or maintained by using these services?(Required)

Yes

B) Does the youth’s emotional disturbance the cause of serious dysfunction in multiple life domains (home, school, community, etc) ?(Required)

Yes

C) The impairment as a result of the youth’s emotional disturbance results in: (check all that apply)(Required)

I. A clear, current threat to the youth’s ability to be maintained in his/her customary setting, or

II. An emerging/impending risk to the safety of the youth and others, or

III. Other evidence of significant psychological or social impairments such as inappropriate social behavior causing serious problems with peer relationships and/or family members.

D) Is the youth, due to the dysfunction, at risk for requiring an out of home or residential placement or is returning from out of home or residential placement?(Required)

Yes

E) Does the youth’s condition require an integrated program of rehabilitation services to return to age appropriate development and to progress accordingly towards independent functioning and independent living skills?(Required)

Yes

F) Does the youth require a more intensive level of care and is deemed to be able to be safely maintained in the rehabilitation program and to benefit from the rehabilitation provided?(Required)

Yes

G) Does the youth require a more intensive level of care and is deemed to be able to be safely maintained in the rehabilitation program and to benefit from the rehabilitation provided?(Required)

Yes

Is there a documented crisis response plan, including both family/guardian and the primary treating provider, in progress or completed?(Required)

Yes

Is there clinical evidence that the current intensity of outpatient treatment is not sufficient to reduce the youth’s symptoms and functional behavioral impairment resulting from the mental illness and restore him/her to an appropriate functional level, or prevent clinical deterioration, or avert the need to initiate a more intensive level of care due to current risk to the youth or others?(Required)

Yes

Is the youth transitioning from an inpatient, day hospital or residential treatment setting to a community setting and there is clinical evidence that PRP services will be necessary to prevent clinical deterioration and support a successful transition back to the community or avert the need to initiate or continue a more intensive level of care?(Required)

Yes

Is there evidence that the use of pharmacotherapy, if deemed appropriate, has been considered by the primary treating clinician?(Required)

Yes

PRP Minors

Current Diagnosis

Axis I(Required)

Axis II(Required)

Axis III(Required)

Axis IV(Required)

Axis V(Required)

Please check all behaviors that apply:(Required)

Physically aggressive

Verbally aggressive

Hyperactive

Depressed mood

Impulsive

Running away

Frequent contact with law enforcement

Self injurious

Suicide ideation

Homicidal Ideation

Oppositional defiant

Separation anxiety

Has experienced trauma

Challenges authority

Self Care deficit

PRP Minors

Consent(Required)

I understand that I am making a referral for PRP services and said services must be authorized by Optum Md before any PRP services may begin.

Referred By (Name & credentials)(Required)

Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Name of Facility or Program(Required)

Program /Facility Address

Program /Facility Phone(Required)

Program /Facility Email

PRP Minors

Referral Authorizations(Required)

I agree to the referral authorization terms

Referral Authorizations

Digital Signature(Required)

Outpatient Mental Health Clinic

Medication Management

Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (OMHC)– Provides services for clients experiencing different mental health conditions help manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life. We provide services to individuals of all ages, from children to adults. Our clinic offers individual therapy, which is a core service conducted by licensed mental health professionals such as therapists, social workers, and licensed professional counselors, are all trained to help individuals cope with their symptoms and improve their mental health. Group therapy is another essential service we offer in our clinic. Our group therapy provides a safe and supportive environment where individuals can connect with others facing similar mental health challenges. It offers a platform for individuals to share their experiences, learn from others, and receive support and guidance from a trained therapist. Crisis intervention is another service offered, which involves immediate support and intervention for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis.

Medication management is extensive service provided. Our medication management team includes, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse practitioner, and other medical professionals who work together to prescribe and manage medications for all participants. Our medical professional team are all trained to monitor medication effectiveness, manage side effects, and adjust dosages as needed to ensure optimal treatment outcomes to improve client’s quality of life, and reduce symptoms.

OMHC Referral Form

PRP-Adult

Step 1 of 5

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PRP Adult

Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Name(Required)

First Last

Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Phone(Required)

Social Security #

Birth of Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Age(Required)

Medicaid # (if known)

Marital status(Required)

Single

Divorced

Widowed

Significant other

Employed(Required)

Yes

Has this individual received PRP services before?(Required)

Yes

Program Name:

Dates of service (if known)

Month

Day

Year

PRP Adult

Current Diagnosis(Required)

296.31 Major depressive disorder, Recurrent episode, Mild

296.32 Major depressive disorder, Recurrent episode, Moderate

296.33 Major depressive disorder, Recurrent episode, Severe

296.51 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode depressed, Mild

296.52 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode depressed, Moderate

296.53 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode depressed, Severe

296.41 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode manic, Mild

296.42 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode manic, Moderate

296.43 Bipolar I disorder, Current or most recent episode manic, Severe

295.90 Schizophrenia

295.70 Schizoaffective disorder, Bipolar type

295.70 Schizoaffective disorder, Depressive type

PRP Adult

Has this individual been impaired for at least 2 years in any of the following categories? Please check at least 3 of the following categories if applicable(Required)

Proper interaction with peers

PRP Adult

Consent(Required)

I understand that I am making a referral for PRP services and said services must be authorized by Optum Md before any PRP services may begin.

Referred By (Name & credentials)(Required)

Date(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Name of Facility or Program(Required)

Program /Facility Address

Program /Facility Phone(Required)

Program /Facility Email

PRP Adult

Referral Authorizations(Required)

I agree to the referral authorization terms

Referral Authorizations

Digital Signature(Required)

Case Management

These services include:

Assistance with identifying stable and/or suitable housing.
Assistance with physical health care management
Exploring eligibility for entitlement benefits to include:
- Food stamps,
- Comprehensive health insurance,
- Social Security income and disability benefits
- Assistance with identifying gainful employment and applying for job opportunities
Assistance with managing daily life tasks to include:
- Appointment setting
- Personal grooming
- Time management
- Personal budgeting and finance
- Legal support and advocacy

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How We Serve Our Clients

Independent Living	MTA mobility assistance	Group Therapy	Nutrition	Conflict Resolutions
Self-care training	Social Integration	Community Resources	Communication base integration	Community Resources
Treatment plan to advocate for clients	Mediation	Yoga	Behavioral Management	Self-care Skills
Financial Literacy	Addressing Health conditions	Doctors appointment	Understanding mental Health education	Medication Compliance
Physical Health	1:1 Recreational counseling	Measurable goals	Personal Hygiene	Obtaining employment
Obtaining basic identification documents	Coping with bereavement and grief	Money and financial management	Recognizing and managing signs & Symptoms of stress

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Here at PHP we are a family oriented, recovery driven organization. We are firm believers that it takes a village to foster a cultivate caring environment to make a difference. Your support will mean the world to us. Weather you choose to donate your time, talent, or treasure, your contribution directly impacts the lives of our participants, their families, and our staff . Your generosity will make a huge impact to our family.

We will appreciate monetary donations, gift cards, Educational & Recreational tickets to local museums & concerts, Bus passes, Used or new clothing & shoes, Non- perishable food items, house hold supplies, shopping, restaurants ,Just to name a few. Again, any small or large donation will make a significant difference to our participants. We thankyou so much !

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