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Peace Health Care - Parkville (Peace Health Care)
Peace Health Care, Inc.
ABOUT
Addiction and substance abuse services.
People We Serve
Children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.
Phone
(410) 779-9175 voice(443) 554-3240 voice
Location
8203 Harford RoadParkville, MD 21234
Services
- Health Homes
- Supportive Employment Program (SEP)
- Primary Care and Weight Management Services
- Supportive Housing
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)
- Outpatient Mental Health Center (OMHC)
- DUI/DWI Education
- Medication Assisted Treatment
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
- Outpatient Services (OP)
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
- Residential Treatment
Website
www.peacehealthcareinc.com/
info@peacehealthcareinc.com
Hours
General Information
The organization offers residential services for men and women, including help with addiction and mental health. They provide group and one-on-one counseling, transportation, and substance abuse treatment.
Other services include: Telehealth services (care online); Spanish-speaking staff members; Healthcare training like CPR and CMT training
To get updates about open beds or treatment availability, call 443-869-6573.
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Services
Health Homes
About
Provide safe and supported places for people to live. These homes are for people who have certain long-term health problems, need help with their mental health, or have developmental challenges. Staff are there to help and keep everyone safe.
Phone
(443) 554-3240 voiceService Categories
Supportive Employment Program (SEP)
About
Provide a support system, teach important skills, and connect people to their community. The program includes: Assessing needs and figuring out how to help; Working with community partners; Teaching new skills; Helping with job placement; Offering ongoing support
Primary Care and Weight Management Services
About
The program help people stay healthy and manage their weight with care from doctors and nurses. They listen to what people need.
This includes: Helping people stay healthy, like with vaccines; Check-ups every year or when needed; Tests on health; Care for sicknesses that come and go, or last a long time; Help after injuries or illness; decrease pain and improve health conditions.
Options available include: Help with eating healthy and choosing the right foods; Coaching for weight loss and planning meals; medicines and vitamin to support health and weight goals: Phentermine; B12, Lipotropic, Glutathione, and HCG Injections; AOD TrocheIt.
Service Categories
Supportive Housing
(Level 3.1)About
Provide residential services that include help with cleaning and personal care. Trained volunteers or staff members stay with you or your loved one to offer care, whether it's for a few hours or a few days.
Phone
(443) 554-3240 voiceService Categories
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)
About
The program offers personal care to help people with mental health challenges. They teach skills to help with daily life and support recovery.
The program focuses on: * Supporting school and learning * Teaching new skills * Preparing for job search * Learning about money and budgeting * Building social skills * Learning how to speak up for yourself
Outpatient Mental Health Center (OMHC)
(Mental Health Services)About
The Outpatient Mental Health Center (OMHC) helps people of all ages with their mental health. They provide care that is tailored to each person’s needs.
Services include: Evaluations to understand your needs, Talking with a doctor to help with mental health (psychiatric evaluation), Counseling for individuals, families, couples, or groups, Help with managing medications, Mobile treatment, Care required by the court
DUI/DWI Education
About
This program includes six, two-hour sessions for people who are required by the court to take part in an Alcohol Education Program (AEP) because of a DWI/DUI. Once you finish, you will get a certificate for completing the 12-hour program.
Medication Assisted Treatment
(Withdrawal Management)About
Provides opioid and alcohol maintenance treatment with Suboxone, Subutex, Zubsolv Vivitrol, Sublocade-injectable buprenorphine, and Other Medication Assisted Treatment.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
(Level 2.1)About
This is a** 26-week treatment** at the office that helps people who struggle with substance abuse. They learn how to stay safe, avoid using again, handle emotions, and work on getting better.
Outpatient Services (OP)
(Level 1)About
This is a 26-week program that includes both group and one-on-one sessions twice a week (90-120 minutes each) at the office. It helps with learning about substance abuse, preventing relapse, managing emotions, and working on recovery.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
(Level 2.5)About
This program helps people who have emotional or behavior problems because of substance use. It includes 30 hours of treatment each week, usually five days a week, about six hours a day.
It’s for people who don’t need to stay in the hospital all day but need help to stay from substance use and avoid relapsing.
Residential Treatment
(Level 3.5)About
Offer chore services, companion services, personal care services, and respite services.
Care is available twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week.
Service Categories
Community Health Access and Resource Module