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Howard House for Men
Tuerk House, Inc.
ABOUT
This program helps men who are struggling with drug or alcohol use.
People We Serve
Men aged 18 and older.
Phone
(410) 772-3915 voiceLocation
9876 Clarksville PikeEllicot City, MD 21044
Services
- Outpatient Treatment
- Residential Treatment
- Peer Support
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
Website
tuerkhouse.org/locations/
General Information
This program helps men who are struggling with drug or alcohol use.
They offer a safe place to live, support from others in recovery, medicine to help with addiction, and treatment you can go to during the day.
To get started, fill out the form online or call 410-233-0684 if you need help right away.
Services
Outpatient Treatment
About
This program helps people stop using drugs or alcohol and learn how to live a healthy, independent life.
You get a plan made just for you, talk with a counselor, and get help with school, work, or medicine if needed.
You can also get help with a safe place to live while you recover.
Fees:
This program accepts most health insurance plans but will still help you even if you cannot pay.How to Apply:
Call 410-233-0684 or complete the online form.Payment Methods Accepted:
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Private Insurance
Residential Treatment
About
Tuerk House gives you a safe place to live while you get help staying sober. This program is for people who have already stopped using drugs or alcohol and still need support.
* Medium-Intensity Treatment: You get care all day and night. You meet with counselors every day and get help with things like housing, jobs, and getting to appointments.
* Low-Intensity Treatment: You still live at the center, but meet with counselors fewer hours each week. You can also join group talks, classes, and activities.
Daily Schedule: Each day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. You will attend classes, group talks, one-on-one sessions, and other activities that help you stay on track.
Fees:
This program accepts most health insurance plans but will still help you even if you cannot pay.How to Apply:
Call 410-233-0684 or complete the online form.Peer Support
About
Peer recovery specialists are people who have been through recovery. They help you stay in treatment and keep moving forward. They talk with you, help you make goals, and support you when things feel hard. They know what you are going through and can give you hope.Peer recovery specialists work with patients to help them stay engaged in the recovery process and reduce the likelihood of relapse. They advocate for patients, helping them to set goals, build relationships, share resources, and feel supported by their peers that are going through recovery.Peer recovery specialists work with patients to help them stay engaged in the recovery process and reduce the likelihood of relapse. They advocate for patients, helping them to set goals, build relationships, share resources, and feel supported by their peers that are going through recovery.
Fees:
This program accepts most health insurance plans but will still help you even if you cannot pay.How to Apply:
Call 410-233-0684 or complete the online form.Payment Methods Accepted:
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Private Insurance
Medication-Assisted Treatment
About
This program uses medicine to help people stop using drugs or alcohol. The medicine helps your brain feel more balanced and makes it easier to stay sober. A doctor will choose the best medicine for you. Some of the medicines used are methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone, and naloxone.Medication-assisted treatment helps those struggling with substance use disorders by helping to balance the areas of the brain affected by addiction. Individualized treatment using a variety of medication options, including methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone and naloxone.Medication-assisted treatment helps those struggling with substance use disorders by helping to balance the areas of the brain affected by addiction. Individualized treatment using a variety of medication options, including methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone and naloxone.
Fees:
This program accepts most health insurance plans but will still help you even if you cannot pay.How to Apply:
Call 410-233-0684 or complete the online form.
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