Description
A comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation facility (CORF) is a medical facility that provides outpatient diagnostic, therapeutic, and restorative services for the rehabilitation of your injury, disability, or illness. CORFs provide outpatient rehabilitation care, including medical care, therapy, and certain social or psychological services. OHCQ is responsible for the licensure and oversight of CORFs.
Maryland Regulations
Regulations related to comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation facilities are found in
COMAR 10.07.18. To order copies of COMAR regulations, contact Tarshia Neal at the Maryland Division of State Documents at 410-260-3874 or
[email protected]. Regulations are also available at public libraries -
Find your nearest public library.
Applying for a License
To apply for a license for a new comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation facility, complete the
Licensure Application. In order to complete the application, please download a copy to your device. Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Reader or another *.PDF application are required to complete the application. It is recommended that you save your progress throughout the process. Questions, comments or concerns regarding this application and its completion, can be referred to the associated program/unit within OHCQ. Submit the Licensure Application and all supporting documents to OHCQ through the
online system. A CORF is also certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Contact OHCQ
Contact the
Comprehensive Outpatient Rehab Facilities Team
File a
Comprehensive Outpatient Rehab Facilities Complaint
Phone (410) 402-8040 | (800) 492-6005 | TTY (800) 735-2258
Fax (410) 402-8211
Michel Briggs, Coordinator
Kristen Roberts, Program Manager
