Medicaid or Medicare, Naltrexone in Maryland
221 facilities in 80 cities match. 429 facilities in Maryland in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Maryland
80 cities, alphabetical. 44 have a single facility.
- Abingdon1
- Annapolis3
- Baltimore55
- Barstow1
- Bel Air2
- Berlin1
- Bethesda2
- Bowie1
- Brooklyn2
- Buckeystown1
- Burtonsville1
- California2
- Cambridge3
- Capitol Heights1
- Catonsville3
- Charlotte Hall1
- Chesapeake Beach1
- Chestertown2
- College Park1
- Colora1
- Columbia4
- Crisfield1
- Crownsville2
- Cumberland7
- Denton1
- Derwood1
- District Heights1
- Dundalk4
- Easton3
- Elkton6
- Ellicott City1
- Emmitsburg1
- Fallston1
- Forest Hill1
- Fort Washington1
- Frederick9
- Funkstown1
- Germantown2
- Glen Burnie5
- Grasonville1
- Gwynn Oak3
- Hagerstown7
- Halethorpe1
- Havre de Grace1
- Highland1
- Hyattsville1
- Lanham2
- Laurel2
- Lexington Park1
- Lusby1
- Lutherville Timonium1
- Manchester1
- Middle River1
- North East1
- Nottingham1
- Oakland1
- Ocean City2
- Olney1
- Owings Mills2
- Parkville2
- Perry Point1
- Pikesville3
- Pocomoke City1
- Prince Frederick2
- Princess Anne2
- Rockville7
- Rosedale3
- Sabillasville1
- Salisbury8
- Severn1
- Silver Spring1
- Snow Hill1
- Suitland1
- Sykesville1
- Towson2
- Upper Marlboro2
- Waldorf4
- Westminster5
- White Plains1
- Windsor Mill3
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.