Outpatient or Partial hospitalization in Maryland
367 facilities in 93 cities match. 429 facilities in Maryland in all.
- Outpatient367
- Intensive outpatient208
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential114
- Hospital inpatient12
- Detox94
- Opioid treatment program85
- Sober living or halfway house55
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Maryland
93 cities, alphabetical. 40 have a single facility.
- Aberdeen2
- Abingdon1
- Annapolis5
- Baltimore95
- Barstow1
- Bel Air5
- Belcamp1
- Berlin1
- Bethesda1
- Bowie1
- Brooklyn9
- Burtonsville1
- California2
- Cambridge4
- Capitol Heights2
- Catonsville4
- Centreville3
- Chesapeake Beach1
- Chestertown2
- Clinton2
- College Park2
- Colora1
- Columbia7
- Crisfield1
- Crownsville2
- Cumberland7
- Delmar1
- Denton1
- District Heights1
- Dundalk7
- Easton4
- Edgewood2
- Elkridge1
- Elkton9
- Ellicott City2
- Essex4
- Fallston1
- Federalsburg1
- Forest Hill1
- Fort George G Meade1
- Fort Washington2
- Frederick15
- Funkstown1
- Gaithersburg3
- Germantown3
- Glen Burnie11
- Grasonville1
- Gwynn Oak2
- Hagerstown12
- Halethorpe3
- Havre de Grace4
- Hyattsville4
- Jessup1
- Joppa1
- Kensington1
- Lanham2
- Laurel3
- Lexington Park1
- Lusby1
- Lutherville Timonium5
- Manchester1
- Middle River1
- Millersville1
- Montgomery Village3
- North East2
- Nottingham2
- Oakland1
- Ocean City2
- Olney2
- Owings Mills3
- Parkville2
- Pikesville4
- Pocomoke City1
- Prince Frederick3
- Princess Anne1
- Reisterstown1
- Rockville8
- Rosedale5
- Salisbury7
- Secretary1
- Severn1
- Silver Spring4
- Snow Hill1
- Suitland1
- Sykesville1
- Takoma Park1
- Temple Hills1
- Towson5
- Upper Marlboro5
- Waldorf6
- Westminster9
- White Plains1
- Windsor Mill5
Types of care
- Detox in Maryland94
- Inpatient and residential in Maryland126
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Maryland208
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Maryland0
- Outpatient in Maryland367
- Opioid treatment programs in Maryland85
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Maryland publishes its own list of licensed providers.