Methadone Clinics in Ellicott City, Maryland

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Sheppard Pratt – Towson Campus Baltimore
Heritage Treatment Centers 4200 Edmondson Ave suite 102 Baltimore
Pikesville Health Services Methadone Clinic 1209 Greenwood Rd Pikesville
Riverside Treatment Services Edgewood 2205 Pulaski Hwy Edgewood
REACH Health Services 2104 Maryland Avenue Baltimore
ARS of Aberdeen 24 W Bel Air Drive Aberdeen
Hanover Treatment Services 120 Penn Street Hanover
Adult Addiction Clinic 122 Langley Road North Glen Burnie
BD Health Services, Inc. 3955 North Point Rd Dundalk
Prince George’s County Health Department 3003 Hospital Drive Cheverly
New Horizons Health Services, Inc. 15216 Dino Drive Burtonsville
MedMark Treatment Centers Belcamp 1361 Brass Mill Road Suite A Belcamp
Community Institute-Behavioral 3101 Towanda Ave. Baltimore
Sinai Hospital Addictions Recovery Program 2401 West Belvedere Ave. Baltimore
Addiction Treatment Services at Johns Hopkins Bayview -BBRC Building 5501 Nathan Shock Drive Baltimore
Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Facility 300 East Madison Street Baltimore
Metropolitan Transition Center 954 Forrest Street Baltimore
Serenity Health, LLC 780 W. Bel Air Ave Suite B Aberdeen
Eastern Avenue Health Solutions 5920 Eastern Ave Baltimore
MedMark Treatment Centers Cherry Hill 1801 Cherry Hill Rd Baltimore

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Ellicott City, an unincorporated community with a total area of 77.9 km² of which 0.41% is water, is the county seat of Howard County. It has consistently recorded an increase in population over the years, which directly increases its chances of being home to some people suffering from opioid use disorder. As of 2010, it had a population estimated at 65,834. Inhabitants of the city who wish to medically treat opioid dependency may get some help in any methadone clinic Ellicott City MD. Methadone blocks the negative effects of opioids in the body. The medication, available in different forms, lasts longer than opioids in the body. Usually, at the beginning of methadone maintenance, the medication-assisted treatment practitioner dispenses doses after diagnosing the patient and considering their health history. The practitioner observes the patient closely and adjusts doses of methadone. Often, the doses are gradually reduced but there could be cases of increase in doses when the practitioner sees a reason to do so. Certification by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to run an opioid treatment program is a vital requirement for all methadone clinics in Maryland. Although maintenance is regulated, there is no general recommendation for the duration of treatment because medication-assisted treatment for opiate dependence is tailored for each patient.

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