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Rehabs in Maryland

Johns Hopkins Hospital Child and Baltimore

Johns Hopkins Hospital Child and Baltimore is the focus of this guide. The center is one of 422 Maryland facilities in SAMHSA's 2026 listings. We wrote it for parents and caregivers seeking help.

Johns Hopkins Hospital Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Baltimore
  • Joint Commission
  • Outpatient
  • 5 days

Johns Hopkins Hospital Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is a Baltimore program for young people with emotional, behavioral, and psychiatric needs. The center is SAMHSA-listed among 422 Maryland drug and alcohol rehab centers. It provides outpatient care and serves children and adolescents, both boys and girls. The team brings together psychiatry, psychology, education, and medicine, and it plans treatment around each child's stage of development.

Its approach is evidence-based, with family involvement, individual treatment, and medical care. Families in Baltimore can find both dual diagnosis and mental health support at Maryland rehab centers. Expect an initial clinical assessment, followed by therapy and psychiatric services shaped around the child's needs and goals. The program holds Joint Commission accreditation.

This Baltimore clinic provides outpatient treatment, and many Maryland rehab facilities take Medicaid. Therapies available here cover group therapy, life skills, psychoeducation, cognitive behavioral therapy family therapy and dialectical behavior therapy. A clinical assessment helps match the approach to where the child is developmentally.

Johns Hopkins Hospital Child

This center offers outpatient care, and programs for children and teens typically last 5 days. Therapists use dialectical behavior therapy, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and family therapy, sometimes adding stress management, psychoeducation, life skills work or trauma-specific therapy. If your child needs continuing help after the program, the center's discharge planning can connect you with outpatient treatment.

A stay of this length is a short period of structured support, not a replacement for ongoing care. Parents are included throughout, and the team encourages family involvement at every stage. When you compare Maryland drug rehab centers, ask about family therapy and aftercare planning.

  • Psychoeducation
  • Group Therapy
  • Life Skills
  • Family Therapy
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Evidence-Based
  • Individual Treatment
  • Family Involvement

Who the program serves in Baltimore

  • Children and adolescents, both boys and girls, who need psychiatric or emotional care
  • Young people with anxiety, depression, or obsessive-compulsive disorder, which are listed specializations
  • Children dealing with trauma, grief and loss, stress, or suicidal thoughts
  • Families seeking an evaluation for bipolar disorder or an eating disorder
  • Parents who want a medical team involved in their child's mental health treatment

Setting on Orleans Street in Baltimore

The center is located at 1800 Orleans Street in Baltimore, MD 21287. Children receive care with continuous supervision and pediatric medical support nearby, and rooms are air-conditioned. Games are among the activities offered. If your family is traveling from another part of Maryland, then it helps to confirm parking and arrival details before the first visit.

Paying for care in Baltimore

This Baltimore center's listing shows cash pay rates as a private pay option. No insurance plans are listed, so ask the center directly about your coverage before you schedule. If you are comparing programs across Maryland, our helpline can help you find other centers that accept Medicaid or offer payment arrangements.

Questions to ask the center in Baltimore

  • Does my child need an evaluation before starting outpatient care?
  • Which therapies would fit my child's age and diagnosis?
  • How is family therapy scheduled around school?
  • What does the five-day program include day by day?
  • What insurance or cash pay arrangements does the center accept?
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Questions

What does Johns Hopkins Hospital Child and Baltimore offer for families?

It is an outpatient psychiatric program for children and adolescents in Baltimore, listed in SAMHSA's directory of 422 Maryland facilities. Young people receive assessment and therapy, and families are involved in planning. Care is accredited by the Joint Commission, and the typical program length is five days.

Does Johns Hopkins Hospital Child and Baltimore accept Medicaid?

The listing does not say whether Medicaid is accepted. Cash pay rates show up as a private pay choice. Call the center to ask about Medicaid, private insurance, or other payment arrangements before you schedule an appointment. Our helpline can also point you to other Maryland programs that accept Medicaid.

What ages does the child and adolescent program serve?

The program serves children and adolescents, both boys and girls. Conditions treated include anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma, grief and loss, stress, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts. A clinical assessment helps the team match therapy to the child's developmental stage.

At this Baltimore program, how long does outpatient care last?

The listing shows a typical program length of five days. Following that, discharge planning and continuing care can link your family to outpatient treatment. Should your child need longer or more intensive help, ask the team which levels of care they suggest next.

What should I ask when comparing Maryland drug rehab centers for my child?

Ask about the level of care, the therapies used, and how family involvement works. For this center, the listing shows outpatient care, a five-day typical length, and therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy and family therapy. Also ask about insurance, Medicaid, and cash pay rates before you commit.

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