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Frequently Asked Questions About PRP in Maryland

Open Arms Clinical Team, LCSW, LCPC, PMHNPJuly 5, 20261 min read

Short answers to the questions we hear most.

Frequently Asked

Common questions

  • Is PRP the same as therapy?

    No. PRP is community based skill building. Therapy is talk based. Many clients do both.

  • Do I need a referral for PRP?

    You do not need one, but a recent psychiatric assessment speeds intake.

  • How often will I meet with staff?

    Frequency is built into your rehabilitation plan and typically ranges from a few times per week to daily.

  • Where do PRP sessions take place?

    At our Baltimore office, in your home, or in the community, depending on your goals.

  • Can PRP be paused if I go inpatient?

    Yes. Services can pause and resume as your care level changes.

  • What if my Medicaid lapses?

    We help you re-enroll and, where possible, hold intake appointments while coverage is restored.

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