As a man in long-term recovery (38 years) and the owner of a treatment provider company, I have…read moreworked with Maryland Addiction Recovery Center (MARC) since it opened a little over nine years ago. Over these past nine years, MARC has set the standard for quality care in the space they work in. They are second to none. From both a clinical and management perspective they are conscientious about every phase of their robust service offerings provided by educated, licensed, and, most importantly, empathetic professionals. Having worked in the treatment field for almost 40 years and having two daughters that have been in treatment, I know firsthand the fear and anxiety of having a loved one suffering from substance use disorder. There is a feeling of powerlessness, and when most of us have that experience, we try to find something that gives a sense of power or a modicum of some control, like writing a poor review about the treatment provider.

Review of Dr. forrester-…read more DO NOT see this doctor. I sought his help during the darkest part of my life. I shared my most intimate and vulnerable experiences with him and I never received one word of acknowledgement that I even spoke let alone bared all. He instead responded with lectures on how medicine is absorbed by the body and other dry and unrelated information. He shows no empathy and he talked down to me, especially when I showed signs of dysfunction. Reminder- this is a mental health professional. A doctor who works with fragile people who are struggling. He makes snap judgements rather than trying to understand. He will ignore your pain and cut you off at your worst time in life if you deviate from social norm. He will make you feel small, judged, insecure and inhuman. Stay away and find someone who actually cares. He is dan are unstable.

I will say that my clinic's Towson location is great they are also nice when you have an…read moreappointment time you're actually seeing you're not sitting there for hours that is like the best place to go on the other hand than that clinic Dundalk location I would never recommend the people that work there some of them are nasty but when you are scheduled an appointment for 9:00 a.m. you might get seen by 10:00 a.m. and be out of there by 10:30 or 11:00 I don't know why because they like had the same people working the same amount of customers and it's like they're slow or they don't want to do their job or something I don't know but yeah a lot of times they call in the wrong medicine at the dental location a lot of times I waited five hours to get my medicine called in before and then they had attitude about it but the towels location is great I would recommend them to everybody

This place saved my life. Great staff, super friendly. They were there for me when I was at the…read morelowest point in my life. I was broke, jobless and a heroin addict. Thanks to the MAT program I now work a full time job. I'm able to do normal things and live my life to the fullest and been one month clean and plan on keeping it that way! This place really helped me turn my life around and I can't that k them enough.

No wonder Dr Fuller was awarded Top Doc 2022.... Him , Shannon and his entire team/staff are saving…read morelives and making it possible to change lives for the best. Would certainly recommend Brightwell to anyone seriously trying to improve their standard of life...

From the owner: Addiction Medicine and Recovery Care - specializing in opioid addiction with FDA approved medical…read moretreatments such as Suboxone, Buprenorphine, Subutex, Sublocade and Vivitrol. Physician directed care for alcohol, benzodiazepine (e.g. xanax) cocaine, tobacco use disorders. Co-occurring mental health care for persons with addictions plus depression, anxiety, bipolar, PTSD. Rapid access with addiction urgent care services with walk-in and same day treatment available. Telehealth available for new and returning patients (qualified). Compassionate and welcoming team with a comfortable and soothing office environment. Science-based best practices. Community Education & outreach. Board certified Specialists Dr. Drew Fuller, MD, FASAM (Addiction Medicine) and Shannon Tieman, PMHNP-BC (Mental Health). Whole person care. Partnering with primary care, regional counselors and other health providers.

Therapists are fine but I feel like they over schedule as a money grab. Billing is random and…read morenothing is itemized. Also billing dept is IMPOSSIBLE to reach and they never call you back. They failed to ever bill my insurance for some reason and were just charging me directly.

I have been attending treatment here for quite a while. I receive online counseling service. I had…read morenot been in therapy in over 20 years but I felt I needed to re-engage after much soul searching. I was able to go online and choose my therapist. I chose Mr. Berry. Day one and since then as been a phenomenal experience. Mr. Berry is personable, and professional. He is kind and compassionate, and eased me into my experience of online treatment. I was able to discuss my treatment plan and my progress that was reviewed by both of us. I am very happy with my treatment and experience. Mentally, I am in a much better place and I am feeling better each day. I just wanted to let you all know, Mr. Berry is an excellent therapist that is concerned about my mental health. He is always available and willing to listen and offer his expertise.

I like Mr.A''s groups, he keep it . I look forward to coming here weekly. If I wasn't here in…read moretreatment I would probably be in jail or dead. I only have good things to say about my program..

From the owner: At our MedMark Treatment Center in Baltimore, Maryland, we offer comprehensive medication-assisted…read moretreatment for opioid substance use disorder. As an outpatient treatment center, our Baltimore center provides the treatment and services that help patients from start to finish with opiate detox from fentanyl, heroine, and other opioid substances. We provide a non-judgmental environment supported by experienced medical providers and substance use counseling so you or a loved one can begin the journey toward recovery.

This rating reflects the office and administrative experience, not clinical care. My daughter…read morecompleted treatment and is sober. I paid $42,000 out of pocket after insurance denial. For over a year, I, her physician, and the insurance company have repeatedly requested documentation needed for a Gap Exception. Despite numerous calls and emails to the **only listed contact information, there has been no response, and requests for a leadership contact were refused. Families deserve better. I cannot recommend this facility.

Yes this place is beautiful, but that is about it. Buyer beware! Oh and they filed a law suit…read moreagainst me for $60,000 ( only there 17 days) Unaware to me, I was out of network. In no way would I have went to an out of network facility. Why they let me receive treatment is beyond me. We settled for a lesser amount, im LIVID!!!. Apparently, an addiction facility suing someone is repulsive to attorneys and other addiction facilities and against all moral standards. Shame on you Tranquility Woods!! Lastly, as previously stated, I left after 17 days. Hated it. They basically held me there for hours when I tried to transfer to another facility. I threatened to call 911 and began to walk off the property. They FINALLY gave me my phone after 2 hours, as I needed to arrange transportation. Oh, and I accidentally left expensive perfume, earrings, and a jacket there when I left. I went back to retrieve my belongings and they said that because it was after 2 weeks, THEY DISPOSE OF THEM!!. Lol! Why didn't they hold on to them and donate my items to someone there who needed a jacket, per se. Total jerks!

Caron saved my life, Caron Alum 2015. The care is individualized, and having been to a handful of…read moreother treatment centers, Caron was by FAR the best. Healing the mind, body, and spirit.

It is not a place for anyone I love to get better, especially with pre-existing conditions. They…read morewill promise you everything & then it turns out that you will be spoken to & treated much differently. They led someone I loved to become even worse & their life is worse than ever now. Do not trust them.

I've been going to Pine Heights comprehensive treatment center for close to five years now and I…read morehave had no problems and the counselors and staff are very friendly. They go out of their way to make sure the clients are satisfied.

From the owner: Pine Heights Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC), located in Baltimore, Maryland, provides…read moremedication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with an addiction to heroin, prescription painkillers, or other opioids. MAT at Pine Heights CTC involves a prescription for naltrexone, methadone, buprenorphine, or Suboxone. These medications are approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and have been shown to improve patient outcomes. Pine Heights CTC also offers outpatient counseling in the form of individual and group therapy. The combination of medication to reduce withdrawal symptoms and therapy to address the root causes of opioid use can help adults work toward lasting recovery.

Great doc. Unsafe facility for crips. "Team" can't refill a standing prescription to save my life.read more

Honestly the only reason I come to this facility is because my PCP is here and I've been his…read morepatient since before I had need for specialists. He's amazing and would get five stars on his own. Unfortunately... the rest of the place leaves something to be desired. The front desk staff is overwhelmingly Christian, which is perhaps to be expected from a pseudo-Catholic hospital affiliate. I'm sure that's great for their mental health, if not their eternal souls, but it does leave one with the issues one generally has with loudly-Christian folk, including self-righteousness, ableism, and homophobia. They've recently taken down the "inspirational" (read: prejudiced) printouts wallpapering many cubicles so we'll see how that goes. I have not had much luck here with specialists: My wife, a friend, and I have been refused exams (by different doctors) because of being overweight. I was told "fat people have pain" as if I am too stupid to tell the difference between mild arthritis and a displaced kneecap. Whoopsie! My wife was accused of drug-seeking after a brutal car accident; I got the same from a different doctor because I worked at a pharmacy for years and used the word "drug" instead of "medication" to describe my super-exciting and TOTALLY recreational cholesterol and blood pressure meds. Despite a pair of vicious surgery scars, I was informed that the surgery I had didn't exist. After I paid out of pocket for copies of 24-year-old paper medical records from a non-affiliated hospital, the doctor acknowledged that I had had the surgery but I just didn't know the right name for it. She refused to tell me the "correct" name. I could go on, and I could name names, but the bottom line is that this is a PERVASIVE issue in the culture of the practice. Patients are treated more like enemy combatants than partners in healthcare. There is a saying or belief in Baltimore about doctors. You go to Hopkins if you're good enough You go to University of Maryland if you can stand the politics You go to Mercy if you can stand the religious culture You go to GBMC if you can't stand either You go to MedStar if no one else will hire you ...Overlea just so often fails to live up to Mercy's place on that list.