Outpatient Drug & Alcohol Rehabs in Maryland
If you are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction and want to get help, considering treatment is an important step toward recovery. There are numerous drug and alcohol treatment centers in Maryland that offer evidence-based rehab programs to help you stop the cycle of substance misuse and start establishing health behavior patterns. However, choosing the right program for you may feel overwhelming.
Browse the reviews below to help you understand more about what to expect at an alcohol or drug rehab in Maryland, including types of services and amenities, location, cost and staff accreditation.
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Maryland
Hope House - Laurel
After having graduated from hope house laurel, I feel it my responsibility to provide input pertaining to my experience there. First of all this IS a rehab, not a summer resort. By it's very nature, the experience I had was not at all pleasant which is part of the reason it was so effective. The care was adequate, staff friendly, respectful, professional and caring for the most part. More than anything it is my view that any rehabilitation program primarily purpose is to separate those suffering from addiction from the people/environment which had facilitated their addiction so as to allow that individual the opportunity to assess their life and decide if they are willing to change. No program has the ability to change those who are not willing, the very best that they can to is provide a safe place, providing information regarding the nature of the disease and what others have done to overcome it. From that perspective, they are doing a great job, I was given all the tools I needed. The rest is up to that individual, it only works if you work it. That's my experience, every last person I heard complain during my stay either had unrealistic expectations or was doing so to avoid addressing the problem....themselves. I even had some fun, overall great experience, saved my life and was lucky to have been there. No question about it. And I saw a comment about the food being worse than jail?? That person must have been to different jails than I, and I've been to just about all of em. The food was very good and even if it wasn't you are not there to drink fine wine and dine. I guess it's all a matter of perspective, everything is relative after all. But I will say that I would rather have bad food than be dead from a drug overdose......just a thought
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Drug Addiction in Maryland
Drug overdose deaths have increased significantly in Maryland in recent years. The increase is the latest consequence of one of the biggest public health crises in Maryland’s history—opioid addiction. This problem has worsened due to an influx of illegally manufactured synthetic drugs, such as fentanyl.2
Increases in fentanyl and heroin use have contributed significantly to the increase in overdoses in Maryland in recent years.3
In 2015, the governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, appointed a Heroin and Opioid Emergency Task Force to identify ways to curb the opioid epidemic in the state. Based on the task force’s input, the governor authorized more than $2 million in funding for 2016 to fight the opioid health crisis. The money went towards improving overdose prevention, treatment funding and more.4
Addiction by the Numbers
- The number of alcohol- and drug-related deaths reached 2,089 in 2016, according to the state’s most recent data. A 66% increase from 2015.3
- In 2016, 89% of all substance-related deaths in Maryland were related to opioids, such as fentanyl and heroin.3
- There was a 70% increase in opioid-related deaths in 2016 compared to 2015. Opioid deaths have almost quadrupled since 2010.3
- Among individuals aged 12 and older who suffered from alcohol dependence or abuse from 2010-2014, more than 91% did not receive any treatment.5
- More than 85% of adults aged 12 and older that abused or were addicted to drugs during 2010-2014 did not get treatment.5
How Much Does Rehab Cost?
The cost of rehab varies depending on a number of factors including:
- Length of stay e.g. 28-30 days, 60 days, 90 days – this will often be determined on the recommendation of a treatment professional and is based on the severity of the addiction and the presence of any co-occurring disorders.
- Treatment services – similarly, the services received are determined based on your individual needs.
- Amenities – luxury facilities with resort-like features will add to the cost of treatment.
- Program type – inpatient programs are typically more expensive than outpatient programs due to the 24/7 care and accommodations provided.
Treatment Options
If you’re looking for rehab options, you’ve come to the right place. The state of Maryland has a variety of certified addiction treatment programs that offer various levels of intervention for drug and alcohol use, including medically monitored inpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment and residential treatment.
There are also treatment programs for co-occurring mental health/substance abuse issues and programs for specific populations such as women and teens.
Local Resources for Recovering Addicts
- Maryland Health Connection: Information on how to apply for the state’s Medicaid program, which may help pay for substance abuse and addiction treatment.
- Maryland Treatment Locator Directory: Resource that provides a list of all state-certified substance abuse treatment programs.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator: Anonymous, confidential database that includes information for individuals seeking treatment for substance abuse and addiction in the U.S.
- State of Maryland Certified Alcohol and Drug Treatment Programs for Frederick County: Substance abuse-related resources for residents of Frederick County.
Insurance Providers
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Sources
- National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2017). Overdose Death Rates.
- Maryland Department of Health. (2017). Maryland Department of Health releases 2017 first quarter fatal overdose data; Fentanyl-related deaths shows largest increase.
- Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. (2017). Drug- and Alcohol-Related Intoxication Deaths in Maryland, 2016.
- Office of the Lt. Governor: Boyd K. Rutherford: Heroin & Opioid Emergency Task Force. (2015). Final Report.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2015). Behavioral Health Barometer: Maryland, 2015.