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Nilsson House for Women
Tuerk House, Inc.
ABOUT
This program gives women a safe place to live while they get help for addiction.
People We Serve
Women aged 18 and older.
Phone
(667) 212-3094 voiceLocation
5665 Purdue AvenueBaltimore, MD 21239
Services
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
- Peer Support
- Residential Treatment
- Outpatient Treatment
Website
tuerkhouse.org/locations/
General Information
This program helps women who are struggling with drugs or alcohol. It gives them a safe and supportive place to live while they work on their recovery. Women can stay for a longer time to get the help they need. The program includes one-on-one and group counseling, help with staying sober, and support from trained staff. The goal is to help women heal, feel stronger, and learn how to live a healthy life without using drugs or alcohol.
Services
Medication-Assisted Treatment
About
Medication-assisted treatment helps people stop using drugs or alcohol. It uses medicine to make cravings and withdrawal feel easier. Each person gets their own plan. Medicines like methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone, and naloxone help the brain heal and support 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.Peer Support
About
Peer recovery specialists are people who have been through recovery themselves. They help you stay on track and not give up. They listen, give support, help you make goals, and connect you to helpful resources. They remind you that you are not alone.
Payment Methods Accepted:
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Private Insurance
Residential Treatment
About
Tuerk House gives people a safe place to live while they work on staying sober.
There are two types of care:
* Medium care means you get help all day and night. You go to counseling every day and get help with things like finding a job or a place to live.
* Low care also gives you a place to stay and help every day. You go to counseling a few hours each week and do activities like job training, learning new skills, and group meetings.
Each day, you follow a schedule with group talks, classes, one-on-one meetings, and support groups from 8:30 in the morning to 8:00 at night.
Outpatient Treatment
About
This program helps people who are struggling with addiction learn how to live a healthy, sober life. You get your own treatment plan, counseling each week, help with school or work schedules, and medicine if needed. You can also get a safe place to live while you recover. Outpatient help is also offered while you wait for a spot in a live-in program.Designed to transition individuals who are struggling with addiction to a life of successful, sober self-sufficiency. Individuals receive: customized rehabilitation plans to address behavioral and emotional needs; minimum of 9 hours of individual, group and/or family counseling per week; services built around the work or school schedules; medication management as needed for co-occurring disorders; and sober living housing, if necessary.
Our outpatient rehab services are also available for patients who are awaiting entry into our residential treatment programs.
Fees:
This service accepts most health insurance plans but will still help you even if you cannot pay.Payment Methods Accepted:
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Private Insurance
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