3201 Windsor Avenue, 21216
- Residential
- Detox
- Buprenorphine
- Naltrexone
- Adolescents
- Young adults
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Private insurance
- Self-pay
- Sliding fee scale
- Payment assistance
118 facilities: 95 outpatient, 54 intensive outpatient, 43 residential, 27 detox, 31 opioid treatment programs. 114 accept Medicaid, 78 Medicare, 74 private insurance; 40 have a sliding fee scale. Narrow by the kind of care, how you will pay, and the medications a program offers.
Of 118 in Baltimore. Claimed listings first, then alphabetical.
3201 Windsor Avenue, 21216
5124 Greenwich Avenue, 21229
5124 Greenwich Avenue, 21229
2220 Reisterstown Road, 21217
4804 York Road, 21212
2211 Maryland Avenue, 21218
1200 West Baltimore Street, 21223
3301 Belair Road, 21213
4615 Park Heights Avenue, 21215
1801 Cherry Hill Road, 21230
821 North Eutaw Street, 21201
821 North Eutaw Street, 21201
817 North Calvert Street, 21202
21215
2410 Pennsylvania Avenue, 21217
3800 Frederick Avenue, 21229
1107 North Point Boulevard, 21224
3800 Frederick Avenue, 21229
3301 Belair Road, 21213
6211 Belair Road, 21206
Outpatient means regular appointments while living at home. Intensive outpatient is several hours a day, several days a week. Partial hospitalization is most of the day, most days, going home at night. Residential means living at the facility. Detox is medical care while the body clears a substance. An opioid treatment program is certified to dispense methadone and other medications for opioid use.
Payment lists what a facility reports accepting. Call the facility to confirm coverage. A sliding fee scale means the fee depends on income. Maryland publishes its own list of licensed providers.