Total Healthcare Baltimore

Total Healthcare is a private nonprofit that brings substance use care and mental health services together under one roof in Baltimore. Instead of sending people to separate clinics for each concern, the program combines outpatient addiction treatment with counseling and mental health support, so a person's drinking, drug use, and emotional health are addressed as connected parts of one picture.

Care is shaped around each person's situation and diagnosis rather than a single fixed track. Someone who comes in for help with heavy drinking or drug use can work on practical skills for daily life while also tending to relationships and the setting they return to. The tone here is supportive and private, with room to build trust over time.

Because everything happens on an outpatient basis, people keep living at home, holding jobs, and staying close to family while they attend sessions. That structure suits someone who needs steady clinical contact but does not require round-the-clock care. For families in Baltimore weighing options, a phone call is the quickest way to confirm what the program currently has open.

Programs at this Baltimore center

Total Healthcare focuses on outpatient care, and a program usually runs about five days from start to finish. Over that span, clinicians may use individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, family therapy, group therapy, online therapy, relapse prevention counseling, and therapy centered on trauma. Medication support, including naltrexone among the options, is part of it as well.

The mix matters for people whose substance use is tangled with painful history. Trauma-specific therapy and EMDR are offered at this Baltimore outpatient program so that old wounds are treated alongside current drinking or drug patterns. Family therapy and group counseling give Maryland families a structured way to take part, and online sessions help when getting to Division Street is difficult. After the initial phase, continuing care and further outpatient treatment keep support in place.

• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Family Therapy
• Online Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who this Baltimore program is built for

• Adolescents and children who need outpatient substance use or mental health support
• Adults of all ages, including older adults, men, women, and young adults
• People facing both co-occurring disorders and concerns around substance use
• Individuals dealing with trauma, chronic relapse, or drug addiction
• People seeking help with smoking cessation or chronic pain management

The setting, length, and languages

Sessions take place at 1501 Division Street in Baltimore, and the typical program length is about five days, which reflects the short, focused nature of outpatient care rather than a residential stay. Services are available in English and Spanish, and the program is designed to fit around home life instead of replacing it.

Paying for care for Total Healthcare

Medicaid is accepted at this facility, and self-pay rates are available to people without insurance or who prefer to pay out of pocket. Because benefits and openings change, the surest step is to phone and ask someone to verify your particular plan and current availability before you rely on either. Entering treatment is not obligated by our helpline, which costs nothing.

Questions worth asking before admission

• Does my Medicaid plan cover outpatient care at this Baltimore location, and what would I owe?
• How are the roughly five days of programming scheduled around work or school?
• Who provides the trauma-specific therapy and EMDR, and how are sessions assigned?
• Can family members join therapy sessions, and how often do they meet?
• What does continuing care look like once the initial program ends?