Methadone Clinics in Elkridge, Maryland

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Name	Address	City
MedMark Treatment Centers Essex	8909 Kelso Drive	Essex
Genesis Treatment Services	1160 W Patrick Street	Frederick
Riverside Treatment Services	8359 Pulaski Hwy	Riverside
Silverman Treatment Solutions	8930 Stanford Blvd Suite M100	Columbia
BHG Washington DC Treatment Center	1320 Good Hope Rd SE
NIH/NIDA Archway	251 Bayview Boulevard	Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Center for Addiction and Pregnancy	4940 Eastern Avenue	Baltimore
East Baltimore Community Corporation	301 N Gay Street Lower Level	Baltimore
A Helping Hand	6401 Dogwood Rd #201	Woodlawn
MedMark Treatment Centers Timonium	2 West Aylesbury Road	Timonium
We Care Laurel Health Services Inc.	8730 Cherry Ln	Laurel
Joppa Health Services	623-A Pulaski Hwy	Joppa
MedMark Treatment Centers Daybreak	2490 Giles Rd.	Baltimore
Baltimore VA Medical Center – VA Maryland Health Care System	10 North Greene St.	Baltimore
Glenwood Life Counseling Center, Inc.	516 Glenwood Ave.	Baltimore
I’m Still Standing by Grace	1003 E Patapsco Ave	Baltimore
Starting Point Clinic – Methadone Clinic & Suboxone Clinic	4109 Ritchie Hwy	Baltimore
UM Addiction Treatment Center	1001 West Pratt Street	Baltimore
Concerted Care Group Brooklyn	112 East Patapsco Avenue	Baltimore
FHCB Health System	631 Cherry Hill Road	Baltimore

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Elkridge, an unincorporated community with a total area of 21.76 km², is situated in Howard County. As of 2010, it had a population estimated at 15,593. Although there are many cities with more residents, a city with such population as Elkridge has the probability of being home to a number of people experiencing opioid use disorder. Such people around Elkridge may visit any Elkridge methadone clinic if willing to medically treat the condition. Medication-assisted treatment experts are allowed to use three drugs for the treatment of opioid use disorder. One, and probably the most effective, is methadone. Methadone has given results in many cases. It could be paired with behavioral therapies and psychosocial support for the full recovery of program enrollees. The drug has been added to the World Health Organization’s list of essential medications, to tell how effective it is. Individuals, however, are not allowed to take methadone without the supervision of a health provider because, depending on the health history of people, it could have some side effects on them. Also, it is regulated to avoid diversion into the illicit market. Before the commencement of opioid treatment programs, it is a requirement for all methadone clinics in Maryland to be certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.