FREE CONSULTATIONS & REFERRALS
Testimonials:
"Incredibly helpful feedback regarding the impact of a complex medical issue/medication on a patient's psychiatric presentation and recommendations for next steps. Was able to get a call back the same day during a specific time window I needed in between patients on a busy clinic day. Will definitely make use of this service again."
- A Perinatal Clinical Psychologist
"Colorado PROSPER is an excellent resource for providing expedient and up to date consultation from experts in the field of women's mental health. They are there to help guide clinical decision making in an area where reference resources are limited."
-Kylie House, M.D.
"When I heard about Prosper and this service, I was really amazed and appreciative. I live in a rural community and while I can collaborate with local OBGYNS, being able to speak with someone with dual expertise in both fields gave me re-assurance that I was providing the best-informed treatment with the latest evidence-based practice modalities. There is so much nuance when prescribing psychiatric medications to peripartum patients - it is an incredible resource to our community."
-Anonymous
Introducing PROSPER – Perinatal Resource Supporting Obstetric Screening, Psychiatric Education, and Referral – Colorado’s new perinatal health and substance use consult line. We support Colorado healthcare clinicians working with pregnant and postpartum individuals by providing free statewide perinatal psychiatry support and referrals. Our consultation line helps build capacity for clinicians in implementing screenings, providing education, trainings, and resources for their patients with a focus on access, gender responsive services, trauma-informed care, and cultural considerations.
How do consultations work:
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Our Consultation line is open Monday - Friday from 9am-5pm
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Health care providers can call 1.888.910.0153 opt. 3 to request a consult
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Connect with the resource and referral specialist to provide basic patient information
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A perinatal psychiatric expert will call you within one hour to complete the consultation
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Resources will be offered to share with your patients.
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Complete a 3-question satisfaction survey
"PROSPER fills a gap in services by supporting OBs, Psychiatrists and MAT providers to serve our pregnant population better! Clients often don’t feel like they can advocate for themselves and their needs to maintain their treatment. This service will support prescribers with peace of mind and clients will receive more robust care if utilized.”
-Amanda Davis, LCSW, PMH-C @ Jefferson County Department of Human Services
Jamie Lane
“Very helpful; knowledgeable, personable, responsive.” -Anonymous
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You can submit a consultation request at any time online, or by phone Mon.–Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET. You will be prompted to supply details about your patient that will help us triage your consultation. The quality of the details shared will assist us in promptly providing expert recommendations.
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INJOY Health Education
Podcast S9 Ep 4: Insights on Perinatal Mental Health from PROSPER Leaders: Practical Tips for Educators and Doulas
Listen to Dr. Celeste St. John-Larkin, Dr. Sarah Nagle-Yang, and Dr. Laurel Hicks discuss and explore how educators, doulas, and other birth professionals can create safe spaces for open conversations, recognize the signs of PMHDs, and offer compassionate, informed guidance to students and clients alike.
Is your patient in a crisis? Get help right now.
If your patient is in an emergency, please call 911 and recommend going to an emergency room or walk-in crisis center. Patients may also contact one of these organizations that provide free, confidential support 24/7.
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