Addiction Recovery Inc DBA Hope House

Addiction Recovery Inc DBA Hope House is a substance use treatment center in Laurel, MD.

Substance use treatmentDetoxificationResidentialShort-term residentialInsurance AcceptedAdult men
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At a Glance

Location

419 and 429 Main Street, Laurel, MD 20707

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentDetoxificationCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

ResidentialShort-term residentialHospital inpatientHospital inpatient treatmentOutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentRegular outpatient treatmentOutpatient methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone treatmentHospital inpatient detoxification

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingContingency management/motivational incentivesMatrix ModelRelapse preventionRational emotive behavioral therapySubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationAnger managementBrief intervention

Special Programs

Adult menAdult womenSeniors or older adultsPregnant/postpartum womenVeteransGay and lesbian clientsCo-occurring mental and substance use disordersTransitional age young adultsCourt or judicial system referrals

About Addiction Recovery Inc DBA Hope House

Hope House (Addiction Recovery Inc.) is a non-profit residential inpatient treatment center in Crownsville, Maryland serving individuals with substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health challenges, and problem gambling. The center offers a continuum of care that spans medically supervised withdrawal management, residential inpatient treatment, and outpatient programming — making it a long-term recovery partner, not just a first step.

Hope House, operated by Addiction Recovery Inc. and located at 26 Marbury Drive in Crownsville, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, is a non-profit residential inpatient treatment center with roots in serving destitute individuals facing substance use disorders. Its founding mission — expanding access to recovery for those with the fewest resources — continues to shape how the center approaches addiction treatment today. The facility accepts Maryland Medicaid, most major insurance, and self-pay, reflecting a genuine commitment to making recovery available regardless of financial circumstances.

The center's continuum of care covers three distinct levels: medically supervised withdrawal management, residential inpatient treatment, and outpatient programming. This range means that someone entering Hope House can move through early recovery and into ongoing outpatient support within the same organization — a meaningful continuity for people building a stable recovery community in Maryland.

Therapeutic services at Hope House include individual counseling and acudetox acupuncture, a specific auricular acupuncture protocol used in addiction treatment settings. The center also addresses co-occurring mental health challenges alongside substance use disorders, as well as problem gambling — a population often underserved in traditional rehab settings. This breadth reflects a recognition that addiction rarely arrives without complexity.

Hope House serves adults navigating substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and problem gambling, with a particular legacy of reaching individuals who lack financial resources. For those seeking a non-profit recovery center in the greater Annapolis area that offers a full arc of care — from withdrawal management through residential treatment and outpatient follow-up — Hope House presents a grounded, community-oriented option with deep local roots in Anne Arundel County.

A Non-Profit Recovery Center Built for the Long Haul

Hope House operates under the legal name Addiction Recovery Inc. and has long focused on expanding access to substance abuse treatment for people who might otherwise go without care. Located on Marbury Drive in Crownsville, Maryland, the center sits in Anne Arundel County and serves individuals ready to commit to a recovery process that extends beyond acute withdrawal.

The center's non-profit structure informs its payment approach: Hope House accepts Maryland Medicaid, most major insurance, and self-pay options. For families weighing residential treatment programs, this financial accessibility is a meaningful differentiator — especially for those whose loved ones have faced barriers to care in the past.

Levels of Care: From Withdrawal Management to Outpatient Treatment

Hope House offers three interconnected levels of care: medically supervised withdrawal management, residential inpatient treatment, and outpatient programming. This structure allows individuals to move through early recovery and into ongoing support without leaving the organization — a continuity that supports the kind of relationship-based recovery that community-oriented programs emphasize.

The residential inpatient program provides a structured environment for people who need more than outpatient support, while the outpatient program offers a pathway for those transitioning back to daily life. Together, these levels of care reflect a treatment philosophy centered on meeting people at different points in their recovery journey rather than offering a single, one-size solution.

Treating the Whole Picture: Co-Occurring Conditions and Problem Gambling

Not every addiction treatment center addresses problem gambling alongside substance use disorders — Hope House does. The center treats individuals dealing with substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health challenges, and problem gambling, recognizing that these conditions frequently intersect and that treating only one can undermine recovery from the others.

Individual counseling and acudetox acupuncture are among the therapeutic methods used at the center. Acudetox — an auricular acupuncture protocol with a specific history in addiction recovery settings — is a distinct offering that sets Hope House apart from many residential treatment programs in Maryland. This range of therapeutic tools supports a more complete approach to recovery for the populations the center serves.

Who Hope House Serves and How to Connect

Hope House was founded with a specific population in mind: individuals experiencing substance use disorders who lack the financial means to access care. That mission has expanded over time to include anyone seeking residential inpatient rehab, withdrawal management, or outpatient addiction treatment in Anne Arundel County. Adults managing co-occurring mental health conditions and those affected by problem gambling are also explicitly within the center's scope of care.

The center's administrative offices are open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM, and can be reached at (410) 923-6700. The website at hopehousemd.org provides additional information for individuals and family members evaluating whether Hope House is the right recovery center for their situation.

Why Choose Addiction Recovery Inc DBA Hope House

  • Non-profit mission rooted in serving individuals with substance use disorders who lack financial resources — Medicaid and self-pay accepted
  • Full continuum from medically supervised withdrawal management through residential inpatient and outpatient programming under one roof
  • Treats co-occurring mental health challenges and problem gambling alongside substance use disorders — populations often overlooked in standard rehab settings
  • Acudetox acupuncture integrated into addiction treatment, a distinctive therapeutic offering uncommon in residential recovery centers
  • Located in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, with a legacy tied directly to the community it serves

Frequently Asked Questions

What levels of care does Hope House offer for addiction recovery?

Hope House offers three levels of care: medically supervised withdrawal management, residential inpatient treatment, and outpatient programming. This continuum allows individuals to progress through different phases of recovery within the same organization. For people planning a longer-term recovery process, having all three levels available in one place supports consistency of care.

Does Hope House accept Medicaid or offer financial assistance?

Yes. Hope House accepts Maryland Medicaid, most major insurance, and self-pay. As a non-profit treatment center, expanding access to care for individuals regardless of financial situation is central to its mission. Contacting the center directly at (410) 923-6700 is the best way to discuss specific coverage and payment options.

Does Hope House treat co-occurring mental health conditions?

Hope House treats co-occurring mental health challenges alongside substance use disorders. Addressing both conditions together is recognized as important for sustainable recovery, and the center's intake process accounts for individuals dealing with more than one diagnosis.

Does Hope House offer treatment for problem gambling?

Yes. Problem gambling is listed among the conditions treated at Hope House, which is relatively uncommon for a residential inpatient addiction treatment center. Individuals or family members seeking support for gambling alongside substance use disorders will find that Hope House explicitly serves this population.

Where is Hope House located, and what area does it serve?

Hope House is located at 26 Marbury Drive in Crownsville, Maryland, within Anne Arundel County. Those considering the center can reach the admissions team Monday through Friday between 8 AM and 4:30 PM by calling (410) 923-6700.

What therapeutic methods are used at Hope House?

Hope House incorporates individual counseling and acudetox acupuncture into its treatment programming. Acudetox is a specific auricular acupuncture protocol that has been used in addiction recovery settings for decades. Individual counseling provides a one-on-one space to work through the personal dimensions of substance use and co-occurring challenges.

Is Hope House a for-profit or non-profit treatment center?

Hope House is a non-profit residential inpatient treatment center operating under the legal name Addiction Recovery Inc. Its non-profit structure is rooted in a founding mission to serve individuals with substance use disorders who lack financial resources, and that mission continues to shape how the center operates and who it accepts.

Can someone transition from residential treatment to outpatient care at Hope House?

Yes. Hope House offers both residential inpatient treatment and an outpatient program, which means individuals can step down from higher-intensity residential care into outpatient programming within the same organization. This kind of continuity is valuable for people building a stable foundation in long-term recovery.

How do I get more information about Hope House or begin the admissions process?

Hope House can be reached by phone at (410) 923-6700 during regular office hours, Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM. Additional information is available on the center's website at hopehousemd.org. The center is closed on weekends for administrative inquiries.

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