About UMMC Midtown Campus – Baltimore
The University of Maryland Medical Center – Linden Avenue has an extensive behavior and addiction treatment department which helps individuals deal with any medical and psychological impacts of addiction. They help individuals deal with the symptoms of withdrawal through medication assisted treatment (MAT) programs using medications such as Vivitrol, methadone, and buprenorphine. They were the first hospital in Maryland to have an MAT program, and it is still running strong and helping hundreds of patients every year for more than 50 years now.
Along with MAT they offer psychological assessments, case management and individual and group therapy. Their services also include community and employment support, addiction and mental health treatment, detox services and overdose survivor groups. Additionally, they’ve been providing deaf addiction services for almost 20 years.
There are several different addiction and substance abuse treatment programs available through both the UMMC downtown and midtown facilities. This makes it easier and more convenient for those who need help to be able to access it. Having multiple programs also ensures that individuals can get the support and resources they need for their particular situation.
There are also many mental health services above and beyond addiction treatment. They have psychiatric and mental health programs for all ages. Children and adolescents can receive inpatient or community psychiatric and mental health services. They are offered at multiple campuses. There is an adult psychiatric day program at UMMC Midtown campus, inpatient units, women’s mental health programs, and services for the elderly who are living with mental health or dementia diagnoses.
The University of Maryland Medical Center accepts all forms of health insurance. Be sure to check with your personal health insurance provider to verify what services are covered and what benefits are available to you.
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