Maryland Opioid Treatment Programs
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Rockville, Maryland
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The Avery Road Combined Care (ARCC) facility is managed by Maryland Treatment Centers, Inc. through a contract with Montgomery County. ARCC provide clinically managed medium intensity residential services for adult males and females and Intensive Outpatient Services and outpatient mental health services for adult males and females.
Brooklyn, Maryland
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Located in Baltimore, Maryland, the Pine Heights Treatment Center is much more than a methadone clinic - it is a full-service outpatient drug rehab.
Cumberland, Maryland
Concerted Care Group's Cumberland clinic at 1050 West Industrial Boulevard, Suite 16 provides outpatient mental health and addiction treatment, including medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone and methadone, outpatient counseling and psychiatric rehabilitation. The group works with adults living with depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, substance use and co-occurring conditions across Maryland and Delaware. Its site states that Medicare and Medicaid are available at all locations, and self-pay patients are also accepted.
Baltimore, Maryland
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Offering outpatient drug treatment and inpatient detoxification services. Insurance and Medicaid are accepted.
Baltimore, Maryland
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A comprehensive inpatient, detox and medical care facility in John Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. A sliding scale billing and the acceptance of Medicaid ensures equal access to services.
Elkton, Maryland
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The Elkton Clinic is an outpatient drug treatment centers in Maryland. Its reputation is built upon quality care, comprehensive treatment plans, skilled staff and low-cost drug rehab programs.
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