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Mountain Manor Outpatient Services - Dundalk
Maryland Treatment Centers, Inc.
ABOUT
This program helps people stop using drugs or alcohol and feel better.
People We Serve
Adults and teens who need help with drugs, alcohol, or mental health.
Phone
(410) 276-0153 voice(800) 537-3422 voice
Location
1107 North Point Blvd, Suite 205Baltimore, MD 21224
Services
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)
- Family Support
- Adolescent Treatment Programs
- Recovery Housing
General Information
This program helps people with addiction and mental health. You can get care in person or online. They offer medicine, detox, and counseling. They take Maryland Medicaid and most insurance. Click here to contact them or find other locations and services.
Services
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)
About
This program helps people with drug or alcohol problems. You can get care in person or online. They offer group and one-on-one counseling and medicine like Suboxone or Vivitrol. The team includes doctors and counselors who treat addiction.
They take Maryland Medicaid and most insurance. If you do not have insurance, call to ask about lower costs.
Phone
(410) 276-0153 voiceFamily Support
About
This program helps families who have someone they care about using drugs or alcohol. Counselors can meet with you alone, with your family, or in a group to give support and teach ways to help.
Adolescent Treatment Programs
About
This program helps teens with drug or alcohol problems. They offer in-person and online care. Teens can talk one-on-one or in groups and get help from doctors, counselors, and therapists. Medicine like Suboxone or Vivitrol is also available. They have regular and more intensive programs. They take Maryland Medicaid and most insurance.
Audience:
Teens who need help with drugs or alcohol.Recovery Housing
About
This program has safe homes in Baltimore for young adults ages 18–26 who are getting help for drug problems. Staff are there all day and night to give support.
For the Baltimore house, call 240-285-6682 or email mjones@marylandtreatment.org.
Phone
(240) 285-6682 voiceAudience:
Young adults ages 18–26 who are getting help for drug problems.
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