Residential Treatment Services
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The Recovery Center of Maryland’s residential treatment program provides an environment that is safe, trauma-informed, and recovery-focused designed to integrate the person served back into the community and living independently whenever possible.
We holistically assess each individual based on the dimensions below to help determine which program and services will be most effective on their recovery journey.
Individuals will reside in the recovery home for the duration of services and all programming will be provided in the recovery home unless there is an off-site activity. Residential treatment is provided in partnership with individuals and seeks to address the desires, goals, strengths, abilities, needs, health, safety, and lifespan issues of the persons served, regardless of the home in which they live and/or the scope, duration, and intensity of the services they receive.
Our programs and services are focused on providing sober living environments to increase the likelihood of sobriety and abstinence and to decrease the potential for relapse. To be eligible for services individuals must be 18 or older, have a substance use disorder, meet ASAM criteria for 3.5, 3.3, and 2.1 level of care, and have a desire for change. At the time of admission, a risk assessment is completed for each person served.
Residential treatment provides interim support and services for persons who are at risk of institutional placement, persons transitioning from institutional settings, or persons who are homeless.
Care Levels Available At The Recovery Center of Maryland
Level 3.5 (IP)
Clinically managed residential services catering to individuals with serious psychological or social issues, providing 24-hour oversight for those at risk of imminent harm.
Level 3.3 (IP)
Clinically managed high-intensity programs tailored for individuals with cognitive functioning issues, traumatic brain injuries, the elderly, or developmental disabilities, designed to move at a slower pace.
Level 2.1 (IOP)
Personalized support services for individuals with specific needs.
Multidimensional Assessment
We holistically assess each individual based on the dimensions below to help determine which program and services will be most effective on their recovery journey.
If we are unable to meet the needs of an individual, we will refer them to another provider.
Acute intoxication and/or Withdrawal Potential.
Emotional, Behavioral, or Cognitive Conditions and Complications
Biomedical Conditions and Complications
Readiness to Change
Relapse, Continued Use, or Potential of Continued Problems
Living and Recovery Environment
Continuum of Care Levels
Once an individual has been assessed, they will be referred to or enrolled in one of the following programs.
Individual needs to stay long-term in an environment where their medication is regularly monitored.
Individual needs to be away from their normal environment to be able to fully recover.
Individual needs lots of help but would still like to participate in work and family obligations.
If we do not offer the program that fits you best, we can refer you to another provider who does.
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CARF ® accreditation demonstrates a program’s commitment to the highest quality treatment methods. Accreditation demonstrates that our organization is committed to reducing risk, addressing health and safety concerns, respecting cultural and individual preferences, and providing the best possible quality of care.
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