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Alternatively, you can visit 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline to talk via phone or live webchat. The Mental Health Association of Maryland provides free informational resources, which are currently available by download or by mail.
MHAMD Perspectives
The Consumer Quality Team of Maryland is a program of MHAMD that improves quality oversight of Maryland’s public mental health system by recording and addressing individual consumers’ satisfaction with the services they receive. CQT uses a unique model to connect with consumers at the sites team members visit throughout Maryland.
In this video, CQT Director Kate Wyer offers a look at the program.
(As we close out 2018, we invite you to support CQT and MHAMD with a year-end donation!)
For the first time, the Consumer Quality Team of Maryland (CQT) interviewed mental health consumers about their experiences at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center in Jessup, Maryland. With the addition of this hospital in January, CQT now visits all five state inpatient facilities. Demand among patients for interviews with CQT was high, and during the …
Read moreAfter a multi-year organizing campaign, Maryland’s Trans Health Equity Act was passed and signed into law last month, modernizing Maryland’s medical assistance program (Medicaid) by requiring coverage for all medically necessary gender affirming care beginning on January 1, 2024. This is a huge win! The passing of Maryland’s Trans Health Equity Act comes at a …
Read moreBefore 2023 ended, we asked our community to share their concerns on some of Maryland’s biggest mental health and substance use challenges, as well as their opinions on the most effective strategies to address them. This input informs our advocacy as we continue to work to ensure that legislative wins translate to progress for people across …
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