Who We Serve
Behavioral Health Providers — Organizations delivering mental health services across Maryland, navigating COMAR requirements, authorization cycles, licensure, staffing credentials, and the medical-necessity documentation that drives reimbursement and draws the most audit scrutiny.
Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs
Programs across the ASAM continuum, from 1.0 outpatient through 3.7 medically monitored intensive inpatient, including OTPs and 42 CFR Part 2 compliance.
Recovery Residences
Certified and certifying recovery housing operators building operational infrastructure, resident policies, and certification readiness.
Autism and Developmental Disability Services
Providers delivering ABA and related services under Maryland's autism waiver and commercial payer frameworks.
Behavioral Health Startups
Founders moving from concept to licensure: entity structure, program design, policy libraries, Medicaid and commercial enrollment, and first-year operational buildout.
Established Providers in Transition
Organizations expanding service lines, opening new sites, preparing for CARF or Joint Commission survey, recovering from a corrective action plan, or repairing revenue cycle leakage.
Multi-Site and Growing Organizations
Groups needing standardized policy infrastructure, centralized compliance oversight, and billing integrity across locations.
Maryland Framework Fluency
Built around the rules you operate under
COMAR 10.63 · CARF · Joint Commission · 42 CFR Part 2 · HIPAA · Carelon/BHA
One consequence of the merge: the first entry now carries the weight of two former categories, which makes it the broadest item on a list where everything else is specific. That's fine if the goal is to avoid pigeonholing yourself — but it also means a PRP director scanning the page no longer sees themselves named. Worth deciding which matters more for your conversion path.