PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION (PRP) for Adults & Child & Adolescents

PRP – Adults

The PRP – Adults program at SBHS is the rehabilitation arm of SBHS that provides services to adults (18 and above) with severe mental health issues who need support to build coping skills in their day-to-day activities.

Services Provided

Type of services offered at SINNAI BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC.:

The SBHS PRP Program services include:

• Wellness Recovery Action Plans
• Psycho educational groups for one to one interaction to promote:
  • Wellness
  • Recovery, and
  • Resiliency.
• Rehabilitation focused community outings for socialization and integration.
• Skills for independent living.
• Reinforcement of psychiatric and therapy skills
• Coordination of healthcare
• In-home visits
• Preparation for employment
• Coping with bereavement and grief
• Money and Financial Management
• Yoga and Medication
• Dance recreation and exercise.
• Mentoring
• Tutoring
• Crisis Intervention
• Life Skills Development
• Behavioral Modification
• Rehabilitation Group Activities (onsite/offsite)

SBHS shares information with the persons served, appropriate consent to families, referral sources, payers/funding sources, other relevant stakeholders and the public through its various brochures in its waiting area, notice board and information on its website. Our scope of services will be revised on a yearly basis.

Population Served

The PRP program caters to adults, adolescents and children with severe mental health issues to developing day to day coping skills.

Our Service Settings

We provide services in various settings including both onsite and offsite (blended) services. Our philosophy is to meet our clients where they are and when they are best comfortable.

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Assessment – Upon admission to the program, trained rehabilitation staff meet face to face with the individual to complete a functional skills assessment, designed to identify each individual’s strengths, skills and needs.

Individual & Group Rehabilitation Activities – are designed to reduce functional behavioral impairments and develop and/or restore age-appropriate skills in a variety of areas, including:

• Self-Care Skills
• Semi-Independent Living Skills
• Social/Interactive Skills
• Anger Management Skills
• Education
• Symptom Management
• Accessing Community Resources
• Personal Safety
• Maintaining Age-Appropriate Boundaries
• Time Management

Adults and their family members choose the services they want to receive (onsite, offsite or both) and the location where they want to receive them. Services are provided based on a monthly calendar of activities that typically include a combination of onsite and offsite services. Monthly program calendars are provided to all children and their families. Rehabilitation Counselors schedule visits with the individuals based on the level of need and client preference and availability. Individuals who have chosen to participate in both onsite and offsite services participate in a minimum of four visits/services per month (2 onsite activities and 2 offsite visit or 1 onsite activity and 3 offsite visits). Individuals who only elect to receive onsite or offsite services (not both) participate in at least two activities/visits per month. Additional visits are scheduled based on the Individual’s needs and availability.

Hours of Services

Our hours of operations are 9am – 6pm, Mondays to Fridays and we provide periodic trainings on Saturdays as needed.

Frequency of Services

Services are provided based on medical necessity of each client served. Although our payer source has capped visits/contacts to 6 times per calendar month for adult and 4 times per calendar month for adolescents and children, however our services are provided beyond this minimum contact where clinically necessary.

Payer Sources

SBHS accepts State of Maryland Medicaid clients or Medical Assistance only.

Fees

Our PRP Program currently accepts Medicaid clients/Medical Assistance only and may provide self-paying options and sliding scale.

Referral Sources

The referral source for our PRP program is majorly from outpatient mental health programs we collaborate with. We also accept referrals from licensed clinicians, DSS, DJS, etc. Each referral must first be assessed by a licensed clinician or therapist prior to enrollment in a rehabilitation program. There are COMAR regulated diagnosis to qualify for PRP services, and as such, clients will need to meet this threshold for referral for services. The PRP program will accept referrals as long as these are from licensed clinicians and the required diagnosis are met.

Intake Criteria:

To be eligible for the rehabilitation services in SBHS, clients must meet the following:

• Have a health insurance plan with Maryland Medicaid.
• Be active in outpatient mental health treatment.
• Meet designated mental health diagnosis for PRP services.
• Be referred by a licensed mental health practitioner such as a therapist or a clinician.

Admission Process:

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Transition Criteria:

Clients in the SBHS PRP program can be transitioned for the following reasons:

• Attainment of or a material change in a client’s individual rehabilitation goals.
• Clients may be transitioned to a higher or lower level of care based on the periodic review of their individual rehabilitation plan with their case manager.

Discharge Criteria:

Clients in the SBHS PRP program can be discharged for the following reasons:

• Attainment of their individual rehabilitation goals.
• Discharge from mental health treatment is an automatic criterion for discharge as clients are unable to remain in rehabilitation programs without treatment.
• Clients are no longer eligible for services.
• Client no longer requires or wants services.
• Client requests transfer to another provider.

Program Philosophy

SBHS was established to help improve the quality of life of every individual within the community through educational, treatment, and rehabilitative services. SBHS engages individuals and their families in their home and/or agency environment thereby maximizing the utilization of interventions and preventing out-of-home placement. We see our clients wherever they are. SBHS recognizes that each individual is unique; we identify the strengths of each individual and use the identified strength as a basis for our interventions to manage or to overcome challenges, which invariably brings positive change.

Program Goals

The SBHS Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRPs) are designed to support and achieve the following goals:

• Support the recovery, health, or well-being of the persons or families served.
• Enhance the quality of life of the persons served.
• Reduce symptoms or needs and build resilience.
• Restore and/or improve functioning.
• Support the integration of the persons served into the community.

PRP – Child & Adolescents

The PRP – Child & Adolescents program at SBHS is the rehabilitation arm of SBHS that provides services to adolescents and children (5-17 years old) with severe mental health issues who need support to build coping skills in their day to day activities.

Services provided – Type of Services Offered at SINNAI BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES:
The SBHS PRP Program services include:

• Wellness Recovery Action Plans
• Psycho educational groups for one to one interaction to promote:
  • Wellness
  • Recovery, and
  • Resiliency.
• Rehabilitation focused community outings for socialization and integration.
• Skills for independent living.
• Reinforcement of psychiatric and therapy skills
• Coordination of healthcare
• In-home visits
• Preparation for employment
• Coping with bereavement and grief
• Money and Financial Management
• Yoga and Medication
• Dance recreation and exercise.
• Mentoring
• Tutoring
• Crisis Intervention
• Life Skills Development
• Behavioral Modification
• Rehabilitation Group Activities (onsite/offsite)

SBHS shares information with the persons served, appropriate consent to families, referral sources, payers/funding sources, other relevant stakeholders and the public through its various brochures in its waiting area, notice board and information on its website. Our scope of services will be revised on a yearly basis.

Population Served

The PRP program caters to adults, adolescents and children with severe mental health issues to developing day to day coping skills.

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Assessment – Upon admission to the program, trained rehabilitation staff meet face to face with the child and his/her family, guardian or care-taker to complete a functional skills assessment, designed to identify each child’s strengths, skills and needs.

Individual & Group Rehabilitation Activities – are designed to reduce functional behavioral

Impairments and develop and/or restore age-appropriate skills in a variety of areas, including:

• Self-Care Skills
• Semi-Independent Living Skills
• Social/Interactive Skills
• Anger Management Skills
• Education
• Symptom Management
• Accessing Community Resources
• Personal Safety
• Maintaining Age-Appropriate Boundaries
• Time Management

Children and their family members choose the services they want to receive (onsite, offsite or both) and the location where they want to receive them. Services are provided based on a monthly calendar of activities that typically include a combination of onsite and offsite services. Monthly program calendars are provided to all children and their families. Rehabilitation Counselors schedule visits with the children and their families/guardians based on the level of need and client preference and availability. Children who have chosen to participate in both onsite and offsite services participate in a minimum of three visits/services per month (2 onsite activities and 1 offsite visit or 1 onsite activity and 2 offsite visits). Individuals who only elect to receive onsite or offsite services (not both) participate in at least two activities/visits per month. Additional visits are scheduled based on the child’s needs and availability

Eligibility

To be eligible, the child must be:

• 5 – 17 years old
• Actively participating in mental health treatment
• Referred by a Licensed Mental Health Professional
• Diagnosed with a behavioral health diagnosis
• Willing to participate in PRP services
• A Medical Assistance recipient

Our service settings

We provide services in various settings including both onsite and offsite (blended) services. Our philosophy is to meet our clients where they are and when they are best comfortable.

Hours of services

Our hours of operations are 9am – 6pm, Mondays to Fridays and we provide periodic trainings on
Saturdays as needed

Frequency of services

Services are provided based on medical necessity of each client served. Although our payer source has capped visits/contacts to 6 times per calendar month for adult and 4 times per calendar month for adolescents and children, however our services are provided beyond this minimum contact where clinically necessary.

Payer Sources

SBHS accepts State of Maryland Medicaid clients or Medical Assistance only.

Fees

Our PRP Program currently accepts Medicaid clients/Medical Assistance only and may provide self-paying options and sliding scale.

Referral Sources

The referral source for our PRP program is majorly from outpatient mental health programs we collaborate with. We also accept referrals from licensed clinicians, DSS, DJS etc. Each referral must first be assessed by a licensed clinician or therapist prior to enrollment in a rehabilitation program. There are COMAR regulated diagnosis to qualify for PRP services and as such clients will need to meet this threshold for referral for services. The PRP program will accept referrals as long as these are from licensed clinicians and the required diagnosis are met.

Intake Criteria:

To be eligible for the rehabilitation services in SBHS, clients must meet the following:

• Have a health insurance plan with Maryland Medicaid.
• Be active in outpatient mental health treatment.
• Meet designated mental health diagnosis for PRP services
• Be referred by a licensed mental health practitioner such as a therapist or a clinician.

Admission Process:

Step 1. Intake (completion of Psycho-social Assessment)
Step 2. Therapeutic Interaction (one on one sessions with the therapist)
Step 3. Psychiatric Evaluation (initial session with the psychiatrist)

We are now accepting clients for our PRP program.

Please download the appropriate form and fax it to us or email it to referrals@sinnaibehavioralhealth.com.

Transition Criteria:

Clients in the SBHS PRP program can be transitioned for the following reasons:

• Attainment of or a material change in a client’s individual rehabilitation goals.
• Clients may be transitioned to a higher or lower level of care based on the periodic review of their individual rehabilitation plan with their case manager.

Discharge Criteria:

Clients in the SBHS PRP program can be discharged for the following reasons:

• Attainment of their individual rehabilitation goals.
• Discharge from mental health treatment is an automatic criterion for discharge as clients are unable to remain in rehabilitation programs without treatment.
• Clients are no longer eligible for services.
• Client no longer require or want services.
• Client requests transfer to another provider.

Program Philosophy

SBHS was established to help improve the quality of life of every individual within the community through educational, treatment, and rehabilitative services. SBHS engages individuals and their families in their home and/or agency environment thereby maximizing the utilization of interventions and preventing out-of-home placement. We see our clients wherever they are. SBHS recognizes that each individual is unique; we identify the strengths of each individual and use the identified strength as a basis for our interventions to manage or to overcome challenges, which invariably brings positive change.

Program Goals:

The SBHS Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRPs) are designed to support and achieve the following goals:

• Support the recovery, health, or well-being of the persons or families served.
• Enhance the quality of life of the persons served.
• Reduce symptoms or needs and build resilience.
• Restore and/or improve functioning.
• Support the integration of the persons served into the community.

Insurance/payments

SBHS accepts the following payment types:

• Medicaid
• Maryland Medical Assistance
• Self-Pay

SBHS will not discriminate against any person receiving health services because of their inability to pay for services or based on race, gender, color, nationality, disability, religion, or sexual orientation.

A client admitted to SBHS must be between the ages of 6 and 100 years old. SBHS admits children, adolescents and adults with problems, which causes conflict within the family, school, and community.

Referrals

SBHS accepts referrals from:

• Department of Social Services
• Baltimore City Court System
• Department of Juvenile Services
• Parents or Guardians
• Other Health Care Facilities
• Schools/school systems
• Self-referral

Click here to complete/download the referral form.