Maryland Alcohol Rehab

Concerted Care Group Frederick

Concerted Care Group Frederick gives adults in Frederick, Maryland, a structured outpatient choice. It is one of 422 SAMHSA-listed facilities across Maryland. The program pairs counseling with medication support over a typical 30-day span.

Concerted Care Group - Frederick, Frederick
  • Co-Occurring Mental Health
  • Outpatient
  • 30 days

In Frederick, Maryland, Concerted Care Group Frederick is an outpatient addiction treatment center designed for people working through opioid and alcohol dependence. Clients continue living at home and attend scheduled visits. An individual plan is put together by staff, who can add support when someone needs more structure than a standard weekly schedule gives.

Medication is central to the approach here, used to reduce cravings and keep people steady through early recovery. It sits alongside one-on-one counseling and therapy that helps clients spot triggers and practice healthier responses. Emotional health gets attention too, so the plan reflects the whole person rather than the substance alone.

The center adds practical support beyond the therapy room. Peer mentors who have been through similar struggles connect with clients, and life skills coaching supports everyday routines. Psychiatric care is available for co-occurring conditions. Scheduling options are meant to make steady attendance realistic for working adults and parents.

Concerted Care Group Frederick

Outpatient programs at Concerted Care Group Frederick offer alcohol rehab in Maryland, with 422 SAMHSA-listed facilities statewide for comparison as you weigh options. Outpatient care is the core offering, a typical program length is 30 days, and co-occurring mental health treatment runs alongside it. This level of care fits people who can manage daily routines at home and do not need 24-hour supervision.

Counseling one-on-one, group therapy, and relapse prevention counseling are part of therapy, with medication-assisted treatment in the mix. Life skills work completes the schedule. The approach is strengths-based and medical, so staff identify what a person already does well and build from that.

  • Medical
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Group Therapy
  • Life Skills
  • Strengths-Based
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment
  • Relapse Prevention Counseling
  • Individual Treatment

Who this center treats in Frederick

  • Adolescents, men, and women are all listed among the people Concerted Care Group Frederick serves in Frederick and the surrounding county.
  • Alcohol use disorder is a specialization, alongside opioid and other drug addiction.
  • Substance use and co-occurring disorders are treated together, rather than separately.
  • Heroin, prescription drugs, and synthetic drugs are all named as substances the staff works with.
  • Services are offered in English, in both individual and group formats.

Frederick location and how visits work

Concerted Care Group Frederick sits at 92 Thomas Johnson Drive, Suite 100, Frederick, MD 21702, one of the SAMHSA-listed centers in Maryland that now number 422. That puts it in Frederick County, within reach of people who want outpatient care close to home. The setting is a clinic rather than a residential building, so clients come for scheduled visits and return to their own housing afterward.

Paying for care at the Frederick center

Concerted Care Group Frederick makes self-pay prices public, so ask about cost before your first appointment and not after. Outpatient care tends to cost less than residential treatment, though the total depends on how many sessions you attend and how long you go. If you have insurance, call the number on your card and ask whether the plan covers outpatient addiction treatment at this location. Maryland Medicaid also pays for many outpatient services, so ask the center whether it takes your plan.

Questions to ask the center in Frederick

  • I would attend how many days each week, and does the schedule shift over the 30 days?
  • Which medications does the center prescribe, and is a physician on site?
  • Can I be seen for co-occurring depression or anxiety in the same program?
  • Do you accept my insurance, and what would paying cash cost for each session?
  • Are same-day appointments or virtual visits available if I need to start soon?
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FAQ

Does Concerted Care Group Frederick accept Maryland Medicaid?

Self-pay prices are published by this center, and across Maryland the state's Medicaid program pays for many outpatient behavioral health services. What is covered depends on your particular plan and the service, so call the center and ask whether it accepts your Medicaid plan. If it does not, ask what the cash price would be for an intake and for ongoing sessions. You then know the cost before starting.

How long is treatment at Concerted Care Group Frederick?

Most people attend for 30 days. Since this is outpatient care, those 30 days mean scheduled visits rather than a stay at the facility. Some people need more time, and the center can adjust the plan. Ask during intake how many sessions per week are expected and what happens if you need to extend. That gives you a realistic picture of the commitment.

What makes Concerted Care Group Frederick different from other centers?

It combines medication-assisted treatment with counseling, life skills, and peer support in one outpatient setting. That means a person can address cravings, triggers, and daily routines without leaving home for residential care. Psychiatric care is available for co-occurring conditions. For anyone in Frederick who wants structured help while staying in their community, that combination is the main draw. Call to ask how the pieces fit together.

How much does outpatient rehab cost in Frederick, Maryland?

Concerted Care Group Frederick does not publish prices, so the only reliable answer comes from the center itself. Outpatient care usually costs less than residential treatment because you do not pay for housing, but the total depends on visit frequency and length of stay. Ask for the cash pay rate and check your insurance benefits. Maryland has 422 SAMHSA-listed facilities, so comparing a few is reasonable.

Can I keep working while in outpatient care at this Frederick center?

Outpatient care is designed around life at home, so many people keep working while attending sessions, though the schedule depends on the plan staff build with you. Ask at intake how many visits per week are expected over the typical 30 days and whether evening or virtual options exist. If your job has rigid hours, then sorting out timing before you start prevents missed sessions.

Which questions should I ask before choosing a rehab center in Maryland?

Ask about the level of care, how long the program runs, which medications are used, and payment. At Concerted Care Group Frederick, the listed options are outpatient treatment alongside dual diagnosis care over a typical 30 days. If it matters to you, also ask whether the program holds accreditation from CARF or the Joint Commission. Judging fit is easier when you compare other SAMHSA-listed facilities in Maryland.

Next step at this center in Frederick

If you are considering outpatient treatment in Frederick, the practical move is to call the center and ask about intake, scheduling, and payment. You can also reach the helpline on this site, available 24/7, to talk through options and get connected. Either way, writing down a few questions before you call makes the conversation faster and more useful.

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