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Dorchester County Addictions Program - Cambridge, Maryland

Dorchester County Addictions Program provides drug and alcohol treatment services to people in Cambridge, MD. They offer treatment in a wide variety of settings such as - Buprenorphine Used In Treatment.

Dorchester County Addictions Program knows that there are many types of treatment plans available for individuals in Cambridge. Some of the different treatment methods offered by this facility are: Substance Abuse Counseling Approach, Relapse Prevention, Brief Intervention Approach. They also provide many specialized programs such as Screening For Tobacco Use, Assistance With Obtaining Social Services, Federal Or Any Government Funding For Substance Abuse Programs as well as many others. Also, this treatment facility accepts a few different methods of payment such as Private Health Insurance and Military Insurance.

Dorchester County Addictions Program in MD

Dorchester County Addictions Program

524 Race Street, Cambridge, MD 21613

410-228-7714 x106

Dorchester County Addictions Program Offers the Following Primary Care Services:
Drug And Alcohol Treatment Services
Buprenorphine Used In Treatment
Naltrexone
Vivitrol
Buprenorphine Maintenance For Predetermined Time
Buprenorphine Maintenance
Disulfiram
Mix Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse
Prescribes Administer Buprenorphine And Or Naltrexone
Available Service Settings Provided by Dorchester County Addictions Program:
Outpatient Drug Rehab
Outpatient Methadone Buprenorphine Or Vivitrol
Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Regular Outpatient Treatment
Types of Treatment Approaches offered at This Rehab Facility:
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Anger Management
Brief Intervention Approach
Contingency Management Motivational Incentive
Motivational Interviewing
Outreach To Persons In The Community
Relapse Prevention
Substance Abuse Counseling Approach
12 Step Facilitation Approach
Acceptable Payment Types are:
Cash Or Self Payment
Medicaid
State Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid
Private Health Insurance
Military Insurance
Additional Special Programs Offered by Dorchester County Addictions Program:
Persons With Co Occurring Mental And Substance Abuse Disorders
Clients Referred From The Court Judicial System
Adolescents
Adult Women
Adult Men
Transitional Age Young Adults
Aftercare Continuing Care
Assistance With Obtaining Social Services
Breath Analyzer Or Blood Alcohol Testing
Case Management
Comprehensive Substance Abuse Assessment
Drug Or Alcohol Urine Screening
Discharge Planning
Employment Counseling Or Training
Family Counseling Offered
Federal Or Any Government Funding For Substance Abuse Programs
Group Counseling Offered
HIV or AIDS education counseling Or Support
Health Education Services Other Than Hiv Aids Or Hepatitis
Housing Services
Individual Counseling Offered
Interim Services For Clients
Marital Couples Counseling Offered
Accepts Clients On Opioid Medication
Consumer Run Services
Relapse Prevention From Naltrxone
Substance Abuse Education
Screening For Hepatitis B
Screening For Hepatitis C
Self Help Groups
Screening For Mental Health Disorders
Screening For Substance Abuse
State Substance Abuse Agency
State Department Of Health
State Government
Screening For Tobacco Use
Transportation Assistance
Hepatitis education counseling Or Support
TB Screening
Treatment For Gambling Disorder
Age Groups that Treatment is Provided for:
Children Adolescents
Adults
Exclusive Services:
Dui And Dwi Clients
Gender Accepted:
Female
Male
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