K&I Healthcare Services Baltimore

K&I Healthcare Services Baltimore is an addiction and mental health treatment center at 1800 North Charles St., Suite 804, Baltimore, MD 21201. The center has been operating since 2019 and provides a mix of detox, co-occurring mental health treatment residential rehab plus outpatient care. It serves adolescents, men, and women, including underserved ethnic minority groups in the Baltimore and DMV region. K&I Healthcare Services Baltimore offers a range of rehab programs in Baltimore MD.

The clinical approach recognizes how physical, emotional, and psychological factors interact in substance use and mental health conditions. Treatment includes individual counseling, group therapy, family involvement, and trauma-informed care. Staff also help with practical life skills such as budgeting, time organization, and job placement, with the goal of supporting independent living and long-term stability.

Programs and therapies at K&I

K&I Healthcare Services Baltimore offers several levels of care, including detox, residential rehab, dual diagnosis care and outpatient services. For alcohol use disorder, the center provides medically supported detox and works with the nearby organization Gaudenzia for detox services. If you are looking for alcohol rehab in Maryland, K&I lists both residential and outpatient options. Residential care provides around-the-clock support, while outpatient care lets people live at home during treatment. Intensive outpatient and day treatment may also be available; confirm current availability with the center.

Counseling methods available here include art therapy dialectical behavior therapy cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group counseling, medication-assisted treatment, relapse prevention counseling, and stress management. Family members take part, and the program is trauma-informed. K&I provides outpatient addiction care in Baltimore for adults and teens who want structure. Each plan is built around the individual and covers mental health alongside substance use conditions. Medication management and crisis intervention are offered too, listed among the center's services.

• Trauma Informed
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Family Involvement
• Family Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Stress Management
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who the program is built for

• Adolescents, boys, and girls
• Men and women
• Individuals dealing with another substance use disorder or alcohol use disorder
• Individuals facing a substance use disorder and a mental health condition such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, PTSD, or a personality disorder
• People with opioid or other drug use disorders
• Underserved ethnic minority groups in the Baltimore and DMV region

Where, how long and languages

At K&I Healthcare Services Baltimore, a typical program runs 30+ days, though how long someone actually stays may vary with their individual needs. This center sits in an urban part of Baltimore and mostly provides services in English. It keeps offices in Waldorf and Landover as well, and after the first two in-person visits, virtual consultations may become an option. Two photos appear on the center's SAMHSA listing. If you need outpatient rehab in Baltimore MD, then ask the center about scheduling and virtual visit options after the initial in-person sessions. The center serves people from Baltimore and the surrounding DMV region.

Paying for care at K&I

Per its SAMHSA listing, K&I Healthcare Services Baltimore takes private pay and cash pay. The profile does not say which insurance plans are taken or if Maryland Medicaid is accepted. If you intend to use insurance or Maryland Medicaid, confirm coverage with the center yourself before admission. The helpline can also help you find out which payment options might fit your situation. Detox, residential, and outpatient costs differ, so request an itemized breakdown of fees.

What to ask this center in Baltimore

• Does K&I accept my insurance plan or Maryland Medicaid?
• What is the expected length of stay for the residential program?
• How does the center coordinate detox services with Gaudenzia?
• What aftercare or relapse prevention support is available after discharge?
• Are virtual sessions an option after the first two in-person visits?