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    Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation (Mobile PR)

    Providing support services for young adults with behavioral health issues in the community. A referral is required for enrollment.

    Program Overview

    Mobile PR is a behavioral health service that helps to support and promote hope and independence in young adults and assists them in developing to their full potential so that they become an asset to their community.

    The Mobile PR Program will assist young adults who have a diagnosis of Severe and Persistent Mental Illness (Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Major Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder, or a Severe Emotional Disturbance (SED) in establishing goals that promote independence in living, learning, wellness, and in work and social settings.

    Eligibility Requirements
    Eligible clients are youth, residing in Westmoreland County between the ages of 18-25 (until age 26) who have a functional impairment which inhibits them in successful attainment of desired outcomes in any of the above life domains.

    Referral is needed and can from any service provider or parent or youth.

    A licensed practitioner of the healing arts (LPHA) must provide a recent copy of the SPMI/SED diagnosis. A LPHA is defined as: Medical Doctor, Nurse Practitioner, Licensed Psychologist, Doctor of Osteopath, Physician’s Assistant.
    Get in Touch

      Please use this form to Get In Touch with us about your non-emergency questions. In the event of an emergency or mental health crisis, please call 911 or your local county crisis center (click here for a list)

      Point of Contact

      For additional information about this program, please contact:

      Jessica Carns, Team Leader
      724-217-8309
      Or use the Get In Touch form on this page.

      For a program brochure, please go here.

      Accepted Pay
      • Insurance is required: Medicaid (Health Choices) and Westmoreland County Fee for Service.

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      Blended Service Coordination - Child and Adult
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      Supportive Living Program
      Community-based housing supports program that provides services to individuals with a history of serious and persistent mental illness. A referral is required.
      Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
      Providing PCIT for young children with disruptive behaviors in a specially-built playroom in community settings.