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Deborah's Place (Deborah's Place, Inc.)
Deborah's Place, Inc.
ABOUT
Provides counseling and housing services to people dealing with addiction and substance abuse.
Brinda servicios de asesoramiento y vivienda a personas que se enfrentan al abuso de sustancias.
People We Serve
Adults with medicare/medicaid.
Phone
(410) 235-2837 voice
Location
1903 W. North AveBaltimore, MD 21217
Website
deborahsplacemd.org/Hours
General Information
Provides substance abuse treatment services such as counseling, housing, as well as intensive and outpatient programs.
Services are handled face-to-face, virtually and Telehealth and Walk-ins are accepted.
To contact after hours and weekends call 443-512-5525 and referrals available HERE.
Payments accepted: Medicare, Medicaid, Private health insurance, Cash or self-payment, Sliding fee scale, and State-financed health insurance plan.
Services
About
Counselor provides confidentiality and support to the patient in order to help confront barriers to recovery. Assist with decision making and relationship building.
About
Intensive Outpatient Programs for adults generally provide a minimum of 9 hours of structured professionally directed programming per week. Services consist primarily of counseling and education regarding addiction-related and mental health problems.
About
Independent living in a drug free environment. Rented single room occupancy with an expectation that clients are willing to be randomly drug tested to ensure the safety of others in recovery.
About
The Outpatient level of care takes place in a non-residential setting, so clients can live at home while participating in treatment. Outpatient treatment is less than 9 hours per week for adults.
About
Peer ran and peer supported structured recovery environment. You will participate in morning meditations, chores, and sign in and out log. Purpose is to be in a drug free environment while learning how to adjust to life without drugs and/or alcohol.
About
The program is similar to IOP but will require you to be available for treatment on a daily basis and more supervision, including the monitoring of psychiatric symptoms and intake of medication.