Addiction Rehab and Resources in Maryland

Types of Addiction Treatment Available Near Maryland

Addiction treatment is delivered in many forms, depending on the patient’s needs. There are many types of addiction treatment offered at various addiction treatment centers in Maryland and the surrounding areas, and it’s important to remember that addiction is different for every person. Therefore, it’s necessary that treatment meets the unique needs of each individual.

Upon admission to treatment, clinicians will assess the individual and create a plan that can include any of the following treatment types:

• Medical Detox. In medical detox, patients are given medications and supportive care to get through the worst part of withdrawal and move safely into another form of treatment. Clinicians medically monitor a patient 24/7 to ensure a safe and comfortable withdrawal from any substances still in the body.
• Inpatient Treatment. For those who need intensive treatment, who have little support at home, or who need some distance from their home environment to get sober, inpatient programs can be very beneficial. Staff are on-hand 24/7 to provide support, and patients can give their full focus to their recovery.
• Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP). A patient attends PHP for several hours each day, but does not reside at the facility.   
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Similar to a PHP, but with fewer treatment hours, an IOP can be an effective standalone treatment or a great step-down option for someone who has been in a higher level of care.
• Outpatient Rehab. Regular outpatient visits are often part of an aftercare program and can help a person stay connected to their recovery goals. Effective for those who have completed inpatient rehabilitation or for someone with a less severe substance use disorder.

How to Choose a Drug and Alcohol Rehab Near Maryland

There are hundreds of drug and alcohol rehabs in and around Maryland, and there are a number of factors you will want to consider when choosing the right one for you. These include:

• Accreditations. The facility you choose should be licensed and accredited by the state and the appropriate accrediting bodies to ensure they meet the proper standards of care. Staff should also be licensed and certified to administer care.
• Programs offered. There is a range of treatment types and therapy options that have been proven effective in treating substance use disorders. The facility you choose should offer individualized treatment plans (and sometimes even specialized treatment programs) designed for each patient based on several factors, including addiction severity, co-occurring disorders, motivation for treatment, and more.
• Facility. Does the facility look clean, comfortable, and safe? Are there amenities offered such as indoor and outdoor activities, private and community spaces, art and music programs? Feeling comfortable in treatment can go a long way toward making the experience a positive one and helping you to feel good about your recovery journey.
• Aftercare planning. A solid aftercare program is beneficial to maintaining long-term sobriety. Many facilities will begin the process of aftercare planning at the beginning of treatment and adjust the plan as the patient progresses.
• Costs. Most facilities accept private or state-funded health insurance. If you don’t have insurance, many offer ways to pay for rehab, such as financing or monthly payment plans.
• Location. A facility’s location is an important consideration if you want to remain close to home or, conversely, want to start fresh away from a current life situation or people who may trigger addictive behaviors.

How to Get to Sunrise House From Maryland

Driving directions from Baltimore to Sunrise House:

• Take I-95 N from Baltimore to Philadelphia
• In Philadelphia, take 1-76 west (Schuylkill Expressway) towards Valley Forge
• Continue on to I-76 West to the PA Turnpike (I-276) towards Harrisburg
• Take the PA Turnpike to Exit 19 for Route 283 east towards Lancaster
• Continue on Route 238 east to Route 30 east towards Lancaster and then to Route 22 north towards Allentown/Reading
• Take Route 222 north to Route 78 east towards Allentown
• Continue on Route 78 east to exit 11 for Route 173 towards Bloomsbury
• Turn left onto Route 173 east and continue to Route 513 north.
• Turn right onto Route 513 north and continue for about 5 miles to Sunrise Inn Road
• Turn left on Sunrise Inn Road and arrive at37 Sunrise Inn Road in Lafayette, NJ

This route takes approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes. 

Driving directions from Frederick, MD to Sunrise House:

• Take I-70 east form Frederick to Baltimore
• In Baltimore, take I-695 north (Baltimore Beltway) towards Towson
• Continue on I-695 north to I-83 north towards York, PA
• Take I-83 northing towards I-81 north towards Harrisburg
• Continue on I-8 north to exit 145 for Route 93 towards Hazleton
• Take Route 93 norht to I-80 east towards Stroudsburg
• Continue on I-80 east to exit 19 for Route 517 towards Hackettstown
• Turn left onto Route 517 north and continue for about 8 miles to Route 94 north
• Turn right onto Route 94 north and continue for about 1 miles to Route 94/Route 15 north
• Continue on Route 15 north to Route 94 north
• Turn left onto Route 94 north and continue for about 7 miles to Sunrise Inn Road
• Turn right and arrive at your destination.

This route takes approximately 3 hours and 50 minutes.

Flying to Sunrise House from Maryland: If you chose to fly to our inpatient rehab in New Jersey from Maryland and you live closer to Washington, D.C, consider going from Ronald Reagan International Airport (DCA) to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), as there are direct flights offered to and from there. Unfortunately, there are no direct flights from Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) to Newark Liberty International Airport.

A direct flight from DCA to EWR is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes, however this can vary. 

Getting Admitted to Drug and Alcohol Rehab

It’s important to take some time deciding which facility is the right one for your needs. Part of the process involves finding a rehab in or around Maryland that will accept your health plan insurance if you plan on using insurance to pay for rehab.

You can easily check to see if your insurance coverage is accepted at Sunrise House Treatment Center, an accredited and highly reviewed treatment facility in nearby New Jersey with our . You are also encouraged to call us and speak with one of our rehab admissions navigators who can help answer any questions you may have.