Treatment Services For Co-Occurring Disorders

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Treatment Services

For Co-Occurring

Disorders

A Resource Directory for the Professional & Consumers

in the Metropolitan Washington Region

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TITLE: Treatment Services for the Dually Diagnosed: A Resource Directory for Professionals and Consumers in the Metropolitan Washington Region

DATE: Fall 2005 AUTHOR: Ambrosia Rosetta

Department of Human Services, Planning, and Public Safety Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

GUIDANCE: Co-Occurring Disorders Committee

AGENCY: COG is a regional organization comprised of elected officials from 19 local governments surrounding our nation's capital, plus area members of the Maryland and Virginia

legislatures, the U.S. Senate, and the U.S. House of Representatives. COG provides a focus for action and develops sound regional responses to such issues as the environment, affordable housing, economic development, health and family concerns, human services, population growth, public safety, and transportation.

ABSTRACT: This directory contains a listing of agencies in the Washington metropolitan area that provide services specifically for individuals with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders (the dually diagnosed). Information such as location, contact number, types of programs, and services is furnished for each agency.

PRICE: Free

TO ORDER: Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Health and Substance Abuse Programs

777 North Capitol Street, NE, Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20002-4290 Telephone: (202) 962-3200

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Background

This resource directory is part of an ongoing effort on the part of the Metropolitan

Washington Council of Governments (COG) to provide practical information to substance abuse

and mental health professionals in the Washington metropolitan region. The directory features a

listing of agencies offering treatment services for individuals with co-occurring substance abuse

and mental health disorders, outlining important characteristics of the program such as

population served, types of services rendered, fees, and eligibility requirements.

The first edition of this report was published in 1991 through the leadership of the Dual

Diagnosis Subcommittee of the Treatment, Intervention, and Rehabilitation Committee of COG.

The subcommittee was formed in 1990 by public and private sector professionals representing

the substance abuse and mental health fields. Through publications, trainings, and roundtable

discussions, the Co-Occurring Disorders Committee strives to 1) promote effective,

evidence-based and integrated treatment services for individuals with co-occurring mental health and

substance use disorders; 2) promote interagency and collegial communication and collaboration

among public and private treatment programs and their staff providing these services; and 3)

provide low cost trainings on dual diagnosis topics for professionals providing treatment for

individuals with mental health and substance use disorders.

Methodology

The research methodology consisted of three components: 1) an initial telephone contact

of the 53 agencies listed in the previous edition of this directory; 2) additional telephone contacts

of other possible providers of dual diagnosis services; 3) telephone interviews of all the agencies

that provide services for individuals with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health

disorders.

The criterion for inclusion in the directory was a licensed agency in the Washington

metropolitan area that provides services for individuals with co-occurring substance abuse and

mental health disorders (the dually diagnosed). Of the 53 agencies in the previous directory 20

of them responded, qualified and were included in the directory while the remaining 33 either did

not respond, no longer provide dual diagnosis treatment or no longer exist. Of the 200 total

agencies contacted those that responded and qualified were included in this publication.

Therefore, this is not an exhaustive list.

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Defining Co-occurring Disorders

People suffering from co-occurring substance abuse disorders and mental disorders are

individuals who have at least one mental disorder as well as an alcohol or drug use disorder.

While these disorders may interact differently in any one person (e.g., an episode of depression

may trigger a relapse into alcohol abuse, or cocaine use may exacerbate schizophrenic

symptoms), at least one disorder of each type can be diagnosed independently of the other.

Co-occurring disorders may vary among individuals and in the same individual over

time. Both disorders can vary along the dimensions of severity, chronicity, and degree of

impairment in functioning. Both disorders may be severe or mild, or one may be more severe

than the other. Either or both disorders may reflect episodes of acute symptom exacerbations or a

chronic condition and may change over time. (CSAT, 1994)

There are no specific combinations of substance abuse disorders and mental disorders

that are defined uniquely as co-occurring disorders. In addition, substance abuse and mental

health problems (such as binge drinking by people with mental disorders) that do not reach the

diagnostic threshold also are part of the co-occurring disorders landscape - problems that may

offer opportunities for early intervention.

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Directions: To submit updates or additional agencies to this driectory, please complete this form and fax it to COG Health Programs, 202-962-3204

.

Agency Name:

Address:

Contact Number: __________________

Intake Number: __________________

Web: __________________

1. Type of agency (Check the appropriate box)

____ Non-Profit

____ For-Profit

____ Public

2. Do you provide services specifically for dually diagnosed individuals, those with

co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder? If yes, describe the type of individuals

you serve in the space provided below:

_____ Yes

_____ No

Program(s): ____________________________________ ___________________________________ __________________________________ Services: ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ Fees: _______________________________________ Eligibility Requirements:

___________________________________

____________________________________

Plese insert a short description of your agency and its services

_____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________

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Anchor

House

Non-Profit Agency

1001 Lawrence Street, NE

Washington, DC 20017

Contact Number: (202) 635-5942

Intake Number: (202) 635-5952

Web:

http://anchormha.org

Population Served:

Male and Female Adults only

Program(s):

Outpatient and Day Treatment

Services:

Individual Counseling, Evaluations and

Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, and Job Training

and/or Assistance

Fees:

Sliding Scale, Private Insurance, and Medicaid

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be a resident of the jurisdiction 2. Must have a serious or persistent disorder

3. Must be receiving or be eligible for DC Medicaid

Anchor House’s mental health initiatives serve individuals with serious or persistent mental health disorders. It is an outpatient program that offers psychoeducation and prevention services. Every client that meets the eligibility requirements will receive a community support specialist, see a psychiatrist and therapist and, if appropriate, get referred to the day program and/or supported employment program.

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Andromeda Transcultural Health

Non-Profit Agency

1400 Decatur Street, NW

Washington, DC 20011

Contact Number: (202) 291-4707

Web:

http://www.andromedahealthcenter.org

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults, and Children under 18

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment, Medical & Non-Medical

Detox, and Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Family

Therapy, Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention

Services, Psychoeducation, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Self Pay, Private Insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and is

based on income

Eligibility Requirements:

To qualify for the HIV program you must be a DC resident

Andromeda's mission is to provide access and quality healthcare under the premise that all humans are inherently of equal worth but have cultural and linguistic differences that must be considered. This philosophy reflects a high level of community healthcare that has been validated over three decades of direct services to minorities and the underserved population.

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Anna

Cooper

House

Non-Profit Agency

1338 R Street, NW

Washington, DC 20009

Contact Number: (202) 328-6644

Intake Number: (202) 328-6644

Population Served:

Program(s):

Residential: temporary but long-term

Services:

Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Evaluations and

Assessments, Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

SSI, SSDI

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be employed or have some form of income 2. Must be at least 6 months into a treatment program 3. Must be able to live independently

Anna Cooper House is a single room occupancy program for 50 single adult men and women. This residential program provides affordable housing in a drug and alcohol free environment as well as individual counseling and group therapy.

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Clean and Sober Streets

Non-Profit Agency

425 2nd Street, NW

Washington, DC 20001

Contact Number: (202) 783-7343

Intake Number: (202) 783-7343

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Day Treatment, Residential: 1 year

Medical & Non-Medical Detox, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, and Supported Residential

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be a resident of the jurisdiction

2. Must desire to stay clean and participate in a new way of life

Clean and Sober Streets is a long term, residential substance abuse program for adults who have a desire and willingness for a different way of life. All of the referred clients go through a 3-phase program that includes assessment, detoxification, treatment, and eventually work release during phase 3.

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Coates & Lane Enterprises, Inc.

For-Profit Agency

150 Seaton Place, NW

Washington, DC 20001

Contact Number: (202) 269-6091

Intake Number: (202) 269-6091

Population Served:

Male and Female Adults and the homeless

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment, Residential: Permanent or 6 months, and Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Individual Counseling, Evaluations and Assessments,

Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Psychoeducation, Supported Residential, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Private Insurance, Medicaid, and MCO members

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be 18 years of age or older 2. Must have a mental health disorder

3. Must be a single adult

4. Must be homeless to qualify for 3 of the 4 housing

programs

Coates & Lanes Enterprises, Inc. is a human services agency that provides assessment, medication, counseling, case management, and referral to ACT and crisis teams. The programs offered include day treatment, transitional, permanent and supportive housing, and community residential support. In order to meet the needs of all of the clients, Coates & Lanes also has the referral ability to agencies that provide detox, drug treatment and drug counseling services.

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Community

Connections

Non-Profit Agency

801 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE

Suite 201

Washington, DC 20003

Contact Number: (202) 546-1512

Intake Number: (202) 546-1512

Web:

http://www.ccdc1.org

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults and Children under 18

Program(s):

Services:

Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Family Therapy,

Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation,

Family Education Component, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Self Pay, Medicaid and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

M

ust be a resident of the jurisdiction

Community Connections provides outpatient mental health treatment and services. Community Connections specializes in working with women trauma survivors, HIV patients and families.

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Concerned Citizens on Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Non-Profit Agency

601 Raleigh Place, SE

Washington, DC 20032

Contact Number: (202) 574-2480

Intake Number: (202) 574-2480

Population Served:

Females only

Program(s):

Outpatient, Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Day Treatment, Accepts Walk In patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services,

Job Training and/or Assistance, and Child Care Services

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be a resident of the jurisdiction 2. Must have a history of substance abuse

Concerned Citizens on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Inc. offers a healthy and safe environment for women to bring their children while they receive the treatment that will allow them to regain their life and identity as women. Along with treatment services, the program includes associated services that will assist these women in their recovery such as child care services, transportation, meals, for them and their children, referrals to appropriate social services as needed and spiritual counseling upon request. These efforts are funded in conjunction with the Commission on Public Health and Addiction Prevention and Recovery Administration (APRA).

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District of Columbia Department of Health - Addiction Prevention and

Recovery Administration (APRA)

Public Agency

825 North Capitol Street, NE

Washington, DC 20002

Contact Number: (202) 698-6080

Intake Number: (202) 698-6080

Web:

http://dchealth.dc.gov

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Outpatient, Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Day

Treatment, Residential:120 days, Medical & Non- Medical Detox, Methadone Treatment, Accepts Walk In patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Therapy, Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported

Residential, Medical Doctor on staff, and Job Training

and/or Assistance

Fees:

Sliding Scale

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be a resident of the jurisdiction

The Addiction Prevention and Recovery Administration (APRA) offers the highest quality of service to District of Columbia residents who are living with the disease of addiction. APRA provides services to any individual who commits a crime within the district and also serves as a host for guest housing from out of town.

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District of Columbia Department of Mental Health

Public Agency

64 New York Avenue, NE, 4th Floor

Washington, DC 20002

Contact Number: (202) 673-7440

Access HelpLine: 1 (888) 793-4357 (7WE-HELP)

Web:

http://www.dmh.dc.gov/dmh/site/default.asp

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Day Treatment,

Accepts Walk In patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

and/or Assistance

Fees:

Sliding Scale

Eligibility Requirements: Must be a resident of the jurisdiction

The Department of Mental Health (DMH) provides comprehensive mental health services to adults, children, youths, and their families. DMH also evaluates and treats individuals referred through the criminal justice system.

DMH serves more than 7,500 people annually through the DMH Community Services Agency and other community-based mental health service providers under contract to the agency. Inpatient services, whether acute, long-term, or forensic, are provided at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. The DMH Community Services Agency provides routine, urgent, and emergency mental health rehabilitation services at mental health centers in Northeast, Northwest, and Southeast Washington.

The goal of the Department of Mental Health is to develop, support, and oversee a comprehensive, community-based, consumer-driven, culturally competent, quality mental health system. This system should be responsive and accessible to children, youths, adults, and their families. It should leverage continuous positive change through its ability to learn and to partner. It should also ensure that mental health providers are accountable to consumers and offer services that promote recovery from mental illness.

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Department of Mental Health Community Services Agency

Public Agency

1250 U Street, NW

Fourth Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Contact Number: (202) 671-4010

Access HelpLine: 1 (888) 793-4357 (7WE-HELP)

Population Served:

Program(s):

Services:

and/or Assistance

Fees:

Sliding Scale

Eligibility Requirements: Must be a resident of the jurisdiction

The Department of Mental Health Community Services Agency (CSA) provides mental health services to approximately 4,000 adults, children, and youth in the District of Columbia. The CSA is certified as a Core Service Agency, or "clinical home," which means it is accountable to each person it serves. A CSA must ensure the necessary services and supports are provided to promote adults' recovery from mental illness and build resiliency in children and youth to help them reach their full potential.

Services integrate the strengths of family relationships, respond to individual cultural differences, and incorporate the special needs of each family into treatment plans. The CSA provides prevention and education services, and uses many treatment interventions including counseling, medication, and other rehabilitation services. The CSA also has mental health programs specifically designed for older adults. Our services are provided at homes, schools, neighborhood sites, or our many locations throughout the District. Our school-based services are provided to all grade levels in the public and charter schools. Children and adolescents involved in court and foster care systems also benefit from the various services provided to them and their families.

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Family and Medical Counseling Services

Non-Profit Agency

2041 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE

Suite M-2

Washington, DC 20020

Contact Number: (202) 889-7900

Intake Number: (202) 889-7900

Web:

http://www.fmcs.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Accepts Walk In patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, and Medical

Doctor on staff

Fees:

Self Pay, Private Insurance, Medicaid and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

Priority is given to DC residents

Family and Medical Counseling Services is a health and social services agency that provides comprehensive care to adults in the Washington, DC area.

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Federal City Recovery Outpatient

Program

For-Profit Agency

316 F Street, NE

Washington, DC 20032

Contact Number: (202) 783-7343

Intake Number: (202) 783-7343

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Case

Management, and Prevention Services

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be referred through court services

The Federal City Recovery Outpatient Program provides intense outpatient treatment 5 days a week during the day and in the evening.

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Federal City Recovery Services

For-Profit Agency

920 Bellevue Street, SE

Washington, DC 20032

Contact Number: (202) 562-4939

Intake Number: (202) 783-7343

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Residential: 90 days or less,

Medical & Non-Medical Detox, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Case

Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, and Supported Residential

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be a criminal justice client

Federal City Recovery Services is a 90-day residential substance abuse program for adults who have been referred through the criminal justice system.

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George Washington University Hospital Psychiatric Services

Public Agency

900 23rd Street, NW

6 South Nurses Station

Washington, DC 20037

Contact Number: (202) 715-5080

Intake Number: (202) 715-5080

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient and

Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention

Fees:

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Georgetown University Hospital Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program

For-Profit Agency

3800 Reservoir Road, NW

Washington, DC 20007

Contact Number: (202) 687-8678

Intake Number: (201) 687-8678

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults and Senior Citizens

Program(s):

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services, Referral Services, Psychoeducation, Family Education Component, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Self Pay, Private Insurance and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Georgetown University Hospital Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program is an individualized treatment program that provides evaluations, education and aftercare treatment for alcohol and drug abusers as well as their families.

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Hillcrest Children’s Center

Non-Profit Agency

1325 W Street, NW

Washington, DC 20009

Contact Number: (202) 232-6100

Intake Number: (202) 232-6100

Population Served:

Male and Female Children under 18 and their families

Program(s):

Outpatient, Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Accepts Walk In patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Family Education Component,

Medical Doctor on staff, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Sliding Scale, Self Pay, Private Insurance, Medicaid and

Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Hillcrest Children’s Center is a community based mental health center serving both families and children from early childhood into adulthood in the metropolitan area. It is an outpatient treatment program that provides services for those with emotional and/or mental illness and substance abuse disorders. As a specialized service Hillcrest offers a substance abuse education program and is a mental health core service agency.

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Institute for Behavioral Change

Non-Profit Agency

401 H Street, NE

Washington, DC 20018

Contact Number: (202) 675-8315

Intake Number: (202) 675-8315

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults, Children under 18 and up to 21

years of age

Program(s):

Outpatient and ACT Program

Services:

Fees:

Medicaid and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Institute for Behavioral Change is an outpatient program for youth with substance abuse problems. It includes after school, therapy and FANF programs.

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Institute For Life Enrichment

7852 16th Street, NW

Washington, DC 20012

Contact Number: (202) 291-2080

Intake Number: (202) 291-2080

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Methadone Treatment, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services, Prevention Services, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Private Insurance, Medicaid and Medicare

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Kolmac

Clinic

For-Profit Agency

1411 K Street, NW

Suite 703

Washington, DC 20005

Contact Number: (202) 638-1992

Intake Number: (301) 589-0255

Web:

http://www.kolmac.com

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Medical Detox, and Continuing Care and

evening treatment

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Prevention Services, Family Education Component, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Private Insurance

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Kolmac Clinic is an outpatient program for adults. The program consists of 20 sessions, 3 hours each. It starts off taking place 5 days a week and tapers down to 2 days a week over an 8-week period.

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Latin American Youth Center

Non-Profit Agency

1419 Columbia Road, NW

Washington, DC 20009

Contact Number: (202) 319-2225

Intake Number: (202) 319-2225

Web:

http://www.layc-dc.org

Population Served:

Male, Female Adults and Children under 18

Program(s):

Outpatient, Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Accepts Walk In

patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Family Education

Component, Medical Doctor on staff, and Job Training

and/or Assistance

Fees:

Free or Sliding Scale

Eligibility Requirements:

2. Must have a substance abuse disorder

Washington DC's Latin American Youth Center provides non-intensive, outpatient substance abuse treatment. All of the services are bilingual in English and Spanish. All youth begin with an assessment which leads to an individualized treatment plan and guides the general treatment process. All services provided are geared towards helping the youth and the family reach their goals and providing them with the tools they need to reach a healthier and brighter future.

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Marshall Heights Community Development Organization

3700 Hayes Street, NE

Washington, DC 20019

Contact Number: (202) 397-8049

Intake Number: (202) 582-0534

Web:

http://www.mhcdo.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Day Treatment, ACT Program, Accepts Walk

In patients, and Core Service Day Rehabilitation

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported Residential, Family Education Component, Medical

Doctor on staff, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Sliding Scale and Medicaid

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be clinically diagnosed

The Marshall Heights Community Development Organization (MHCDO) is a community-based nonprofit corporation that has undertaken community development activities in the Ward 7 area of Washington, DC since 1979. MHCDO seeks to increase economic opportunities for local residents by revitalizing

neighborhoods, producing affordable housing, and providing human services. The human services that are offered include housing and financial counseling, supportive housing, home buying education and assistance, job training and placement, adult education, small business development, youth programs, mental health services, and emergency food and clothing.

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Oasis

Clinic

For-Profit Agency

910 Bladensburg Road, NE

Washington, DC 20002

Contact Number: (202) 396-2691

Intake Number: (202) 396-2691

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Medical & Non-

Medical Detox, Methadone Treatment, Accepts Walk In patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Fees:

Self Pay and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be over the age of 18

The Oasis Clinic is a substance abuse treatment program designed to eliminate the use of addictive drugs. The Oasis Clinic provides drug free intervention and medical support as needed. Assessments, individual and group counseling and focus planning are the activities on which effective treatment is based. The clinic is open 6 days a week with the longest medication hours in city.

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Psychiatric Institute of Washington

For-Profit Agency

4228 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

Washington, DC 20016

Contact Number: (202) 885-5610

Intake Number: (202) 885-5610

Web:

http://www.psychinstitute.com

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults, Children under 18 and Senior

Citizens

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Day Treatment, Residential: short term,

Medical & Non-Medical Detox, Methadone Treatment, and Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported Residential, Family

Education Component, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Eligibility Requirements: Must be acutely ill and meet the DSM-IV criteria

The Psychiatric Institute of Washington provides services to children, adolescents, adults and the elderly. They provide comprehensive behavior treatment as well as chemical dependency. The Psychiatric Institute of Washington also provides services for special populations such as gays, lesbians, those with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and HIV/AIDS. They provide 24-hour free consultation and assessment; individuals can call at anytime to schedule an assessment.

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Regional Addiction Prevention (RAP, Inc)

Non-Profit Agency

1949 4th Street, NE

Washington, DC 20002

Contact Number: (202) 462-7500

Intake Number: (202) 462-7500

Web:

http://www.rapinc.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Residential: 30-120 days and possible sentencing

alternative

Services:

Group Therapy, Family Therapy, Evaluations and

Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported

and/or Assistance

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

2. Must be referred through either the criminal justice system the or the DC government

Regional Addiction Prevention (RAP, Inc) is a human services education program that provides substance abuse services for recovering alcoholics and substance abusers.

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Riverside Hospital Treatment

Services

Non-Profit Agency

4460 Macarthur Boulevard, NW

Washington, DC 20007

Contact Number: (202) 333-9355

Intake Number: (202) 333-9355

Population Served:

Male and Female Children under 18

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Outpatient, Residential: 6 months-2years, and

Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported Residential, Family

Education Component, Medical Doctor on staff, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Riverside Hospital Treatment Services is a behavioral health program that provides services to adolescents with severe emotional or mental problems.

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Salomon Zelaya Rehabilitation Center

3499 Holmead Place, NW

Washington, DC 20010

Contact Number: (202) 745-7719

Intake Number: (202) 745-7719

Population Served:

Male Adults only

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Residential: 6 months, and Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Individual Counseling, Evaluations and Assessments,

Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Referral Services, Psychoeducation, and Supported

Residential

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be a homeless Hispanic man

The vision of the Salomon Zelaya Rehabilitation Center is to dramatically intervene in the lives of homeless Hispanic men. Housing and support services are provided in order to help these individuals recover from substance abuse. The mission is to provide transitional, supportive housing and

comprehensive services that stabilize the substance abuser. The goal is to help each of these individuals become self-sufficient.

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Second

Genesis

Non-Profit Agency

1320 Harvard Street, NW

Washington, DC 20009

Contact Number: (202) 222-0120

Intake Number: (202) 222-0120

Web:

http://www.secondgenesis.org

Population Served:

Male Adults only

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Residential: 28, 90, or 120 days, and

possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation,Medical Doctor on staff, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Eligibility Requirements:

1.Must be mentally stable 2.Must be male

Second Genesis uses a modified therapeutic community treatment model that blends interventions for substance abuse, vocational service, educational service, family related services, relapse prevention and social skill building. The therapeutic environment created in Second Genesis programs uses positive support to encourage positive choices for lifestyle and behavior changes. The program empowers individuals to make choices that will encourage their continued recovery and provide educational and vocational services that promote personal growth.

Following admission, the clients work with their primary counselor to develop an initial treatment plan. The treatment plan contains individual goals related to substance abuse treatment, educational objectives, vocational objectives, housing, continuing care treatment, and outside interventions for medical and behavioral needs. Second Genesis Therapeutic Community provides referral services to the dual diagnosis branch in Crownsville, Maryland.

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Seton

House

Non-Profit Agency

1053 Buchanan Street, NE

Washington, DC 20017

Contact Number: (202) 269-7881

Intake Number: (202) 269-7881

Web:

http://www.provhos.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Outpatient andMedical & Non-Medical

Detox

Services:

Group Therapy, Evaluations and Assessments,

Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Seton House offers both inpatient and outpatient services including an intensive outpatient program that meets three times a week, detoxification 5-7 days a week, as well as a partial day program that lasts between 7-14 days. Seton House also provides dual diagnosis and psychiatric services.

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So Others Might Eat, Inc. (SOME)

Non-Profit Agency

60 O Street, NW

Washington, DC 20001

Contact Number: (202) 797-8806

Intake Number: (202) 797-8806

Web:

http://www.some.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Inpatient,

Clubhouse/Psychosocial, Residential: 90

days, and Accepts Walk In patients

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported Residential, Medical

Doctor on staff, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Free or Medicaid

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be homeless

2. If from a shelter the shelter must be in the DC area

So Others Might Eat, Inc. has been restoring hope and dignity in the Washington metropolitan area for nearly 35 years and is continually putting efforts towards making a difference.

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UPO Comprehensive Treatment Center

Public Agency

33 N Street, NE

2nd Floor

Washington, DC 20002

Contact Number: (202) 535-1793

Intake Number: (202) 535-1793

Web:

http://www.upo.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient and Methadone Treatment

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, and Medical

Doctor on staff

Fees:

Free

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be a resident of the jurisdiction 2. Must be referred through APRA 3. Must be 18 or older

UPO Comprehensive Treatment Center is a comprehensive outpatient program that includes individual counseling, group therapy, psychoeducation groups, referrals, and 3 phases of treatment. The first phase of treatment consists of compliancy for 3 months and then the patient is referred out for continued education such as a GED and/or work related skills and training. In the second phase, after 6 months of compliance, the patient is eligible for take home medication to promote family and group support along side of family and group therapy. The third phase consists of continued treatment and therapy for the patient for support purposes.

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A Better Way Counseling Services

For-Profit Agency

9017 Red Branch Road, Suite 204

Columbia, MD 21045

Contact Number: (410) 730-4500

Intake Number: (410) 730-4500

Population Served:

Citizens

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment and possible sentencing

alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, and Psychoeducation

Fees:

Sliding Scale and Out of Network

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Act II Counseling Services Inc

Non-Profit Agency

379 Main Street

Laurel, MD 20707

Contact Number: (301) 498-5766

Intake Number: (301) 498-5766

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment, Accepts Walk In patients,

and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Supported Residential, Medical Doctor on staff, and Child Care Services

Fees:

Self Pay and Private Insurance

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must go through detox first 2. Must not be on methadone

The mission of Act II Counseling Services, Inc. is to provide an adequate and objective evaluation of our client's substance abuse use, to offer education to persons not evidencing problem use or addiction and to provide cost affective treatment to those clients experiencing problem use or addiction. The whole person "physical, emotional and spiritual" will be addressed. Act II was founded and operated in the belief that treatment for chemical dependency is best offered in an atmosphere of care and understanding coupled with recognition of the serious consequence of abuse. We believe that chemical dependency is a tractable illness characterized by compulsion and loss of control with a tendency to relapse unless support systems are fully utilized. We understand that each individual is ultimately responsible for his/her own actions and that recovery is determined by the clients efforts, honesty and willingness. Act II is board certified and offers substance abuse counseling and treatment, evaluations and assessments, maintenance program, MVA alcohol and drug education and treatment.

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Adult Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Outpatient Addiction

Services

(OAS)

Public Agency

751 Twinbrook Parkway, 2nd Floor

Rockville, MD 20851

Contact Number: (240) 777-1680

Intake Number: (240) 777-1680

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient,Non-Medical Detox, Methadone Treatment,

and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation,

Family Education Component, Job Training and/or Assistance, and Child Care Services

Fees:

Sliding Scale, Medicaid and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be a resident of the jurisdiction 2. Must be 18 years or older

3. Must be referred through the Addiction Services Coordination Intake at 255 Rockville Pike, Suite 145

in Rockville, MD

4. Must attend AA or NA or other self-help groups while receiving services

5. Must undergo urine surveillance twice weekly

Outpatient Addiction Services (OAS) provides therapy and counseling for alcohol and drug dependent adults requiring intensive outpatient services and who meet eligibility requirements for publicly funded services. Individual counseling is provided, however, the primary treatment modality is group therapy. OAS also offers psychiatric evaluation and medication monitoring provided by psychiatric nurses and psychiatrists. OAS also has parenting groups, child care assistance on-site and transportation assistance available. Although there is a fee, the policy holds that nobody will be denied treatment due to an inability to pay.

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All That's Therapeutic, Inc.

For-Profit Agency

6192 Oxon Hill Road, Suite 311

Oxon Hill, MD 20745

Contact Number: (301) 567-0400

Intake Number: (301) 567-0400

Population Served:

Citizens

Program(s):

Outpatient and Clubhouse/Psychosocial

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services, Referral Services, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

Sliding Scale, Private Insurance and Medicaid

Eligibility Requirements:

None

All That's Therapeutic, Inc. provides outpatient mental health and psychiatric rehabilitation services to consumers of all ages. Among these services are individual, family, and group therapy as well as psychiatric assessments and evaluations.

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Avery Road Combined Care

14701 Avery Road

Rockville, MD 20853

Contact Number: (301) 279-8828

Intake Number: (240) 777-4710

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Residential: 6 months -1 year, and possible

sentencing alternative

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Medication Services, Referral Services, Psychoeducation, Family Education Component, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Self Pay

Eligibility Requirements:

Should be a patient suffering from chronic relapse with mild to moderate co-occurring mental illness

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Children’s National Medical Center

Non-Profit Agency

13922 Baltimore Avenue, Unit 4A

Laurel, MD 20707

Contact Number: (301) 369-4100

Intake Number: (301) 369-4100

Web:

http://www.dcchildrens.com

Population Served:

Male, Female, Children

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment, ACT Program, and possible

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services,

Referral Services, Psychoeducation, Medical Doctor on staff, and Job Training and/or Assistance

Fees:

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be under the age of 21

Children’s National Medical Center provides services to patients from birth to 21 years of age for outpatient services only. The services provided include in-house x-rays, out of house referrals, and medication services. Childrens National Medical Center provides neurology, nephrology, endocrinology, cardiology, and pulmonary treatment. In addition, speech therapy, hearing and audiology services are provided. As a specialized service babysitter training and certification is offered.

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Columbia Addictions Center

For-Profit Agency

5570 Sterrett Place, Suite 205

Columbia, MD 21044

Contact Number: (410) 730-1333

Intake Number: (410) 730-1333

Web:

http://www.columbiaaddictions.com

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, and Family Education Component

Fees:

Self Pay

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Columbia Addictions Center is an outpatient facility specializing in dual diagnosis treatment which includes substance abuse and mental health services. Group therapy is offered Monday-Thursday and Saturdays, in the morning and evening for adults and adolescents. Individual counseling, couple therapy and family therapy are also offered. All of Columbia's counselors are masters level and licensed

providers. Columbia Addictions Center also offers clinical hypnosis and court ordered or self-seeking evaluations and assessments.

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Counseling

Services

For-Profit Agency

150 Washington Blvd, 2nd Floor

Laurel, MD 20707

Contact Number: (310) 725-5616

Intake Number: (310) 725-5616

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient

Services:

Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Couple Therapy

Evaluations and Assessments, Case Management, Referral Services, and Prevention Services

Fees:

Self Pay and Private Insurance

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be able to get up the stairs

2. Mental health disorder must be mild

Counseling Services is considered to be a traditional substance abuse agency that has a basic 28- day program. In order to serve the needs of every patient, however, an individualized treatment program is offered and constructed based on the needs of the individual and can last anywhere between two weeks to eighteen months. The services that are offered include individual, group and couple's therapy to

individuals with a substance abuse problem or substance abuse and mild co-occurring mental health disorders.

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Counseling Services Alternatives, Inc

For-Profit Agency

7911 Old Branch Avenue, 2nd Floor

Clinton, MD 20735

Contact Number: (301) 599-0992

Intake Number: (301) 599-0992

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Day Treatment, and possible sentencing

alternative

Services:

Fees:

Sliding Scale

Eligibility Requirements:

Not a handicap accessible establishment

Counseling Services Alternatives, Inc is an alcohol and drug abuse outpatient program that offers treatment for adults only. During treatment, the client is required to participate in a 12-step program. Clients with mild co-occurring disorders can be treated on-site, Referral services are offered for severe co-occurring cases. Counseling Services Alternatives, Inc. treat addiction as a disease and use the disease model treatment as defined by the American Medical Association.

The services provided include urine screens, breathalyzer testing, group, family, marriage and individual counseling and education. Counseling Services Alternatives offers additional support by appearing in court with the client as well as working with families that have a history of domestic abuse.

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Family Behavioral Services, LLC

For-Profit Agency

6475 New Hampshire Avenue, Suite 610

Hyattsville, MD 20783

Contact Number: (301) 270-3200

Intake Number: (301) 270-3200

Web:

http://www.familybservices.com

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Non-Medical Detox, Accepts Walk In

patients, possible sentencing alternative, and Psychiatric Assessments

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services, Referral Services, Prevention Services, Psychoeducation, Medical Doctor on staff, Job Training and/or Assistance, and Child Care Services

Fees:

Self Pay, Medicaid and Medicare

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Family Behavioral Services, LLC provides culturally competent, comprehensive behavioral health care through the Outpatient Mental Health Clinic and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program. All of the services are offered to children, adolescents, and adults. The services provided include psychological evaluations and assessments, individual counseling, group, family and couple’s therapy as well as medication management. The services are designed to enhance the individual's spiritual, psychological, educational, cultural and social development, knowledge and growth.

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Gaudenzia, Inc. at Landover

Non-Profit Agency

337 Brightseat Road, Suite 220

Hyattsville, MD 20785

Contact Number: (301) 324-1201

Intake Number: (301) 324-1201

Web:

http://www.Guardenzia.org

Population Served:

Program(s):

Outpatient, Enhanced Outpatient, Accepts Walk In

patients, and possible sentencing alternative

Services:

Assessments, Case Management, Referral Services, and Psychoeducation

Fees:

Free or Sliding Scale, Self Pay and is based on income

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Must be a resident of the jurisdiction 2. Must have psychiatric stability

3. Must have an artillery provider for medication monitoring or a mild mental health disorder

Gaudenzia is a non-profit corporation providing services for chemically dependent persons since 1968. Based in the Philadelphia area, Gaudenzia, Inc. currently runs over 80 chemical dependency programs in Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. Gaudenzia's treatment philosophy is based upon a synthesis of the Therapeutic Community Model with the Cognitive-Behavioral Model.

The Landover location provides outpatient services to adults meeting criteria under the ASAM Patient Placement Criteria II. Addiction services are provided in both the morning and evening for up to six hours per week. Alcohol and drug assessments, referrals and individual counseling are also conducted. In addition. the clinic provides a six-week AIDS awareness curriculum through funding from the

Maryland AIDS Administration. This group offers rolling admission free of charge and may be attended by clients who are not necessarily receiving any additional services from Gaudenzia. Gaudenzia does not currently employ an in-house psychiatrist, so any clients requiring dual recovery treatment must be engaged in concurrent mental health services, asymptomatic, compliant with all recommended treatment and willing to sign appropriate consents to allow coordination of care with the mental health provider.

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Institute For Life Enrichment

Non-Profit AgencyNon-Profit Agency

7411 Riggs Road, Suite 216

Hyattsville, MD 20782-

Contact Number: (301) 439-3600

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults, and Children under 18, ages 3-65

Program(s):

Outpatient, Methadone Treatment, and possible

Services:

Evaluations and Assessments, Medication Services, Prevention Services, and Medical Doctor on staff

Fees:

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Institute of Life and Health

For-Profit Agency

5311 Water Street, Suite D

Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

Contact Number: (301) 627-3007

Intake Number: (301) 627-3007

Web:

http://www.instituteoflifeandhealth.com

Population Served:

Male, Female, Adults, Children under 18, and Senior Citizens

Program(s):

Services:

Fees:

Eligibility Requirements:

None

Institute of Life and Health is an outpatient program that offers assessment, addiction counseling, crisis therapy and nutrition services to all men, women and children.

Treatment Services For Co-Occurring Disorders