Name | Address | City |
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Pine Heights Comprehensive Treatment Center | 3455 Wilkens Ave., Lower Level 20 | Baltimore |
Winchester Health | 1315 Bloomingdale Rd | Baltimore |
B.N.J. Health Services | 2701 Washington Boulevard | Baltimore |
B.N.J. Health Services | 5248 Reisterstown Rd | Baltimore |
Dundalk Health Services, INC | 6706 Holabird Ave | Baltimore |
Grace Medical Center New Hope Treatment Center | 2401 West Baltimore Street | Baltimore |
Northern Parkway Treatment Services | 3007 E Northern Parkway | Baltimore |
Riverside Treatment Services | 1903 Lansdowne Rd | Arbutus |
Allcare Treatment Services | 550 Crain Highway | Glen Burnie |
Genesis Treatment Services | 1106 Business Pkwy S # B | Westminster |
Another Way – Methadone Clinic & Suboxone Clinic | 1363 Holton Lane | Takoma Park |
JAEL Health Services | 10176 Baltimore National Pike | Ellicott City |
Turning Point Substance Abuse Clinic | 2401 E. North Ave. | Baltimore |
BPH, Inc. t/a Starting Point | 4109 Ritchie Highway | Brooklyn Park |
EJAL Health Services | 7229 Ritchie Highway | Glen Burnie |
B N J Health Services LLC | 7541 Ritchie Highway | Glen Burnie |
Montgomery Recovery Services Inc | 14636 Rothgeb Drive | Rockville |
Johns Hopkins University at JHBMC Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit | 5510 Nathan Shock Drive | Baltimore |
Man Alive | 2117 Maryland Avenue | Baltimore |
UPO Comprehensive Treatment Center | 33 N Street NE | District of Columbia |
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Essex, an unincorporated community with a total area of 30.82 km² of which 22.16% is water, is located in Baltimore County. Although Essex is not one of the largest cities in the nation, its thousands of residents mean it could be home to a number of people experiencing opioid use disorder. As of 2010, it had a population of 39,262. People who wish to treat opioid dependency in this city may visit any Essex methadone clinic. Methadone clinics are specifically set up for the dispensing of methadone for medically assisted opioid use disorder. Methadone, like opioids, is a drug. The difference is that methadone has no negative effects if taken in compliance with the instructions from a medication-assisted treatment expert. To add to that, methadone undoes the negative physical and psychological effects caused by opioids. It reduces craving and relieves pains. Its effectiveness has been proved so much that it was included on the World Health Organization’s list of essential medications. Methadone should not be taken without the supervision of a health provider and it should not be shared between individuals. This is because misuse could be dangerous to health and health practitioners only dispense the exactly required dose at a time. All methadone clinics in Maryland are required to register with the Drug Enforcement Administration.