Programs & services
Residential rehabilitation, the Day Program, supportive living, supported employment, and on-site primary care that help people live independently and stay connected.
Arundel Lodge’s Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) supports clients in a social, nurturing, and encouraging atmosphere. Programs include supported housing in homes across Anne Arundel County, a year-round Day Program at our main campus, home and community-based supportive living, help finding and keeping a job, peer support, and coordinated physical and behavioral health care.
Artists in our Studio Program show and sell their work through the Open Eye Art Gallery, an integral part of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program.
Supported housing in homes integrated throughout Anne Arundel County neighborhoods, with specialized services for people who are deaf, have co-occurring substance use, are older adults, or need intensive supervision.
A structured, supportive place to build independence, manage symptoms, learn new skills, and connect with others, with breakfast and lunch provided each day.
Personalized support at home and in the community from a Rehabilitation Counselor or Case Manager, helping people stay independent, healthy, and stable.
Employment Specialists help adults find, get, and keep meaningful, competitive jobs based on their interests, strengths, and goals, with support that continues after placement.
State-certified Peer Support Specialists use their own lived experience to listen, coach, advocate, and inspire people on their recovery journeys.
Whole-person care that supports physical and mental health in one place, with a dedicated care manager and on-site primary care through Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center.
Outpatient therapy and medication management, substance use treatment, same-day urgent care, telehealth, and specialized support for veterans and the Deaf community.
Therapy for children ages 4–17 and their families at the Marcus Youth and Family Center, walk-in Rapid Access for Youth, and Healthy Transitions for young adults 16–25.