Adult Directory 2013

Prince Georges County Health Department
Outpatient substance abuse treatment, education, and methadone maintenance.
(see PG Co, MD Services Chapter)
Prince Georges County Jail Based Substance Abuse Program
(see PG Co, MD Services Chapter)
Providence Hospital/Seton House -1053 Buchanan St, NE 20017
(202) 269-7222, (202) 269-7777 or 269-7395 www.provhosp.org
(202) 269-7881/7984
Dr. Rachel Gordon, Program Director
o Detox: Inpatient/Outpatient detoxification programs combine medically
supervised detoxification with education, individual, group and family therapy.
Short inpatient stay utilized to stabilize each patient.
o Dually Diagnosed: Inpatient 10-30 days depending on progress and insurance,
2 week psycho-educational approach: case management, individual, group and
family counseling.
o Outpatient: For detoxed persons, or those who have completed the Partial Day
Program, or the Seton House dually diagnosed program. Individualized
treatment with varied options depending on need. NA/AA meetings (3x
week/8weeks). Individual, group and family counseling; relapse and special
needs counseling. Medicare, Medicaid and private pay.
Psychiatric Institute of Washington (PIW) - 4228 Wisconsin Ave, NW 20016
(202) 885-5721, (202) 885-5610, Fax (202) 966-7374
Dr. Cleo Booker, Director
Detoxification for dually diagnosed (3 to 5 days), group counseling (12-step),
individual and group psychotherapy, goal setting, and spiritual recovery. DBH and
CSOSA contract provider, major insurances, Medicaid accepted.
Reality, Inc - 419 Main Street, Laurel, MD 20707
28-day inpatient. Dually-diagnosed (see PG Co, MD Services Chapter)
Re-entry and Sanctions Center (RSC) (CSOSA)
1900 Massachusetts Ave, SE (DC General Hospital Bldg.17)
(202) 442-1150, (202) 442-1156, Fax (202) 442-1171 www.csosa.gov
James Lanier, Director; Paul Wells, Deputy Director
28-day, assessment, pre-treatment orientation and sanction center (not a detention
facility). Participants must be eligible for community release and available to remain
in the facility continuously for 28 days. Participants receive counseling, complete
physical, psychological testing, and behavioral assessment. If needed, bed-to-bed
transfer to a residential substance abuse treatment program, outpatient treatment
program or supportive transitional living program. Dual diagnosis services available.
Referrals accepted from PSA, CSOSA, and US Parole Commission. CSOSA referees
must have at least 18 months remaining on supervised release. PSA referees must be
approved by the Court. No private referrals.
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