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Rehabs in Maryland

Drug rehab Hagerstown options

Finding drug rehab in Hagerstown starts with learning what exists close to home. Twelve SAMHSA-listed facilities serve the area, including both outpatient and residential programs. This guide covers levels of care, ways to pay, and options in nearby communities.

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Hagerstown, MD
Hagerstown, MD

Hagerstown has 12 facilities listed by SAMHSA, the federal agency that tracks treatment programs across Maryland. Of those, 11 offer outpatient care and 8 run intensive outpatient programs. Three are residential, and 2 are opioid treatment programs. All 12 take Medicaid, and 10 take Medicare. Nine accept private insurance, and 1 has a sliding fee scale. Every one of the 12 Hagerstown facilities offers dual diagnosis care for co-occurring disorders.

When you call about someone you love, level of care is often the first question. In outpatient programs, a person stays home while attending sessions several times a week. Residential programs provide 24-hour support in a live-in setting. No detox facilities are listed in Hagerstown, so medical withdrawal management would mean traveling elsewhere in Maryland. Residential rehabs in Hagerstown, MD, give people who need around-the-clock care a structured setting.

If you are searching for drug rehab in Hagerstown for a family member, start by matching needs to what is available. Someone with a severe alcohol use disorder may need medical supervision during withdrawal before starting a program. A person with a mild opioid use disorder might begin with outpatient care and medication. The listings show 6 facilities offer buprenorphine, and 2 are certified opioid treatment programs. Outpatient treatment centers in Hagerstown accept Medicaid and offer flexible scheduling for working adults.

Listed facilities in Hagerstown

ProviderCityLevels of careCoverage
Brookes House Counseling CenterHagerstownIOP, OutpatientMedicaid, Medicare
Outreach Recovery IIHagerstownOutpatientMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Brookes HouseHagerstownResidential, OutpatientMedicaid, Medicare
TruHealing HagerstownHagerstownResidentialMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Compassionate Wellness Center LLCHagerstownIOP, OutpatientMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance, Sliding fee
Serenity Treatment Center IncHagerstownIOP, OutpatientMedicaid, Insurance
Alternative Drug and AlcoholHagerstownIOP, OutpatientMedicaid
Wells HouseHagerstownResidential, IOP, OutpatientMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Concerted Care Group Hagerstown LLCHagerstownIOP, Outpatient, OTPMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Hagerstown Treatment CenterHagerstownOutpatient, OTPMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Brook Lane Health ServicesHagerstownIOP, OutpatientMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Sheppard PrattHagerstownIOP, OutpatientMedicaid, Medicare, Insurance
Based on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov listings. Services and payment options change, so verify by phone.
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Local health figures for Hagerstown

How adults in Hagerstown compare with Maryland, based on CDC PLACES estimates (2023).

IndicatorHagerstownMaryland
Binge drinking12.8%14.2%
Frequent mental health struggles19.7%15.4%
Depression25.0%19.6%
Current tobacco use19.2%11.0%
Without health coverage (ages 18-64)12.0%9.4%
Source: CDC PLACES, unadjusted adult prevalence; the state number is population-weighted across the places shown.
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Paying for rehab in Hagerstown

All 12 Hagerstown facilities take Medicaid, and 10 take Medicare, making public coverage a realistic route into treatment. Nine accept private insurance, and 1 offers a sliding scale. Federal parity law requires many plans to cover substance use treatment similarly to medical care, so check your plan's behavioral health benefit. Maryland Medicaid covers alcohol and drug rehab at all 12 Hagerstown treatment centers. If you have private insurance, ask the program if prior authorization is required before a first appointment. When cost is a barrier, the sliding-scale facility may adjust fees based on income. Rehab centers in Hagerstown that accept Medicaid include both outpatient and residential options.

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Drug rehab Hagerstown care levels

Hagerstown has outpatient and residential care but no detox among its listings, so anyone needing medical withdrawal support has to look toward other Maryland cities. Outpatient services include routine counseling, intensive outpatient programs (8 listed), and medication-assisted treatment. Residential care is offered at 3 facilities. Intensive outpatient programs in Hagerstown, MD, meet several times weekly and accept Maryland Medicaid. If someone in your family has been drinking heavily or using benzodiazepines, medical supervision during withdrawal is important, because those withdrawals can be dangerous. When insurance covers residential care, the admissions team can check benefits before you commit. Dual diagnosis treatment centers in Hagerstown address both addiction and mental health conditions at the same time.

Rehab centers around Hagerstown

  • Brooke's House, Hagerstown

    Brooke's House

    4.6/558 Google reviews

    Hagerstown, MDUsual stay 30 days

    • Outpatient
    • Residential Rehab
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Brooke's House Hagerstown in Maryland serves women only.

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  • Brook Lane Main Campus, Hagerstown

    Brook Lane Main Campus

    2.2/5130 Google reviews

    Hagerstown, MDUsual stay 30 days

    • Residential Rehab
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Located at 13121 Brook Lane in the 21742 area, Brook Lane Main Campus Hagerstown has provided psychiatric and co-occurring care since 1949, and stays usually last 30 days.

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  • New Season Treatment Center - Hagerstown, Hagerstown

    New Season Treatment Center

    3.4/554 Google reviews

    Hagerstown, MDUsual stay 28+ days

    • Outpatient

    New Season Treatment Center Hagerstown offers outpatient care to people with opioid use disorder.

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  • BHG Maryland Treatment Center, Hagerstown

    BHG Maryland Treatment Center

    4.0/572 Google reviews

    Joint Commission

    Hagerstown, MDUsual stay 30 days

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    BHG Maryland Treatment Center Hagerstown provides outpatient addiction treatment with medication and counseling.

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  • Alternative Drug and Alcohol

    4.2/511 Google reviews

    Hagerstown, MDUsual stay 30 days

    • Outpatient

    Alternative drug and alcohol counseling Hagerstown is offered at ADAC on East Antietam Street.

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  • Lasting Change Recovery Solutions, Hagerstown

    Lasting Change Recovery Solutions

    3.0/56 Google reviews

    Hagerstown, MDUsual stay 90 days

    • Outpatient
    • Residential Rehab
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Lasting Change Recovery Solutions Hagerstown offers residential and outpatient care for women with substance use disorders.

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More Maryland places within reach

If Hagerstown's options do not fit, nearby Maryland cities offer more facilities, including detox and specialized programs. Frederick has 16 facilities, Glen Burnie has 11, and Westminster and Elkton each have 10. Rockville has 10, and Baltimore has 116. Baltimore drug rehab centers offer the widest range of levels of care in Maryland, including detox. If your loved one needs medical detox, then Baltimore or Frederick may be the closest option with that service. Travel distance matters for family visits and outpatient schedules, so weigh convenience against the specific care needed. Alcohol rehab in Maryland outside Hagerstown may include residential programs that Hagerstown lacks.

Questions

How many drug rehab centers are in Hagerstown, MD?

There are 12 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Hagerstown. Of those, 11 offer outpatient services, 8 provide intensive outpatient programs, 3 are residential, and 2 are opioid treatment programs. All 12 accept Medicaid, 10 accept Medicare, and 9 take private insurance. One facility offers a sliding fee scale. No detox facilities are listed in Hagerstown, so medical withdrawal management would require another location.

Does Hagerstown have inpatient or residential rehab?

SAMHSA lists 3 residential facilities in Hagerstown. Residential rehab provides round the clock care in a live in setting, which may fit someone who needs structure and support at any hour. All three accept Medicaid, and each provides dual diagnosis care for co-occurring conditions. If you are considering residential care, ask how long people typically stay, how family visits are handled, and what the discharge plan looks like.

What if my family member needs detox from alcohol or benzodiazepines?

No detox facilities are listed for Hagerstown, which means medically managed withdrawal would require going to another city in Maryland. Stopping alcohol and benzodiazepines can be risky and often needs a clinician involved. If someone close to you is in danger, the helpline can walk you through choices in Frederick, Baltimore, or other places. Please don't try withdrawal at home on your own without a doctor's guidance.

Will Medicaid pay for drug rehab in Hagerstown?

Per SAMHSA listings, all 12 Hagerstown facilities accept Medicaid. Both residential and outpatient programs are included. Maryland requires Medicaid coverage for substance use treatment, though covered services and prior authorization rules differ. When you contact a program, ask if they take your specific Medicaid plan and what paperwork is needed. The helpline can help you review the options at no cost.

How does rehab work for someone with a dual diagnosis?

Every one of the 12 Hagerstown facilities offers dual diagnosis care, meaning substance use and a co-occurring mental health condition are treated at the same time. Care usually includes counseling, medication management, and behavioral therapy. If a family member has both conditions, combined care matters, because addressing one while ignoring the other can lead to relapse. Ask each program how it brings mental health services and addiction care together.

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