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Serenity Outpatient Services Upper Marlboro

Serenity Outpatient Services Upper Marlboro provides outpatient care for adults facing substance use disorders. The center is one of 422 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Maryland and opened its doors in 2019. It offers a Christian, family-run setting with flexible scheduling and a typical program of 90 days.

Serenity Outpatient Services, Upper Marlboro
  • Joint Commission
  • Outpatient
  • 90 days
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Serenity Outpatient Services, commonly known as SOS, is a Christian treatment facility run by a family and established in 2019. It supports adults in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, who are dealing with alcohol or drug addiction. Among its founders is a person in recovery, and the core conviction is that each individual possesses inherent value and the capacity to recover. The first two steps of the Twelve Steps inform their treatment philosophy, and the setting is deliberately compassionate and free of judgment.

Support here reaches past what usual therapy covers. Within the wider network of Maryland drug rehab centers, Serenity offers case management and assistance with Medicaid applications. Clients can also get help with DUI matters and child protection hearings, along with referrals for housing and workforce development. The list continues with psychiatric and mental health referrals, entitlement support, and help for business owners. Groups stay small and the setting feels family-like, so each person receives individual attention.

Serenity outpatient services Upper Marlboro

Outpatient treatment here includes therapies such as individual counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy. The mix also features family therapy, group sessions, motivational interviewing, and counseling aimed at preventing relapse. Online therapy is offered, and spiritual care is woven in for anyone who wants it. Programs usually run 90 days, and that can be adjusted to suit individual needs. Should you require a more structured level of care, an intensive outpatient program exists and the center can link you with other choices.

Twelve Step facilitation is a core part of the approach at this Maryland addiction treatment provider, and clients can attend AA or NA meetings. Aftercare includes continuing care, employment counseling, and support meetings. For those who have completed detox and need ongoing support, these services can help maintain progress. If you are stepping down from a residential program, then the outpatient options here may provide the right balance of structure and flexibility.

  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Family Involvement
  • Spiritual Care
  • Christian
  • Group Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Family Therapy
  • Online Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Evidence-Based

Who the program is for in Upper Marlboro

  • Adults with alcohol use disorder
  • Adults with drug addiction, including opioids, cocaine, and benzodiazepines
  • Couples seeking treatment together
  • Adults of both sexes, among them people who also have co-occurring disorders
  • People who have completed detox and need ongoing support
  • Individuals involved with DUI or child protection cases

Setting and schedule in Upper Marlboro

The center sits at 9701 Apollo Dr., Ste. 461, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774, and welcomes walk-ins on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. You can also arrange a Tuesday, Friday, or Saturday visit by appointment. Sessions take place in person or online, and the staff provides services in English. The location is listed with 31-50 beds, though at an outpatient setting those beds may be put to other uses. Joint Commission accreditation is held here.

Costs and insurance at a glance

This center accepts Medicaid and cash pay rates, and helps eligible people with Medicaid applications. If you carry private insurance, confirm coverage by calling the center yourself. Whether the center is in-network and what your plan pays for can be learned with help from the helpline. Never assume coverage; verify it before treatment begins. For anyone relying on Medicaid, the center's help with applications may make the process easier.

Questions to ask before admission

  • Given my circumstances, which level of care does the center suggest?
  • Is the program 90 days, and can it be adjusted?
  • How do you handle dual diagnosis, and what psychiatric support is available?
  • What is the cost with my insurance, and do you accept Medicaid?
  • What aftercare and family involvement options are offered?
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Questions

What types of outpatient programs does Serenity Outpatient Services offer?

The center provides outpatient care that includes individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, and intensive outpatient programs. Typical program length is 90 days, and services are available in person or online. It uses evidence-based approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, and integrates Twelve Step facilitation for those who choose it.

Does Serenity Outpatient Services accept Medicaid?

The center does take Medicaid and also offers cash pay rates. Staff can help with Medicaid applications. If you have private insurance, call the center directly to confirm coverage. The helpline can explain your choices at no cost and with nothing owed.

What makes Serenity Outpatient Services different from other centers?

It is a family-run Christian facility founded in 2019, focused on inherent value and recovery. They offer extensive support services like case management, DUI support, and housing assistance beyond traditional therapy. Small group sizes and a compassionate environment set them apart. The center also provides online therapy and flexible scheduling.

How long is the program at Serenity Outpatient Services?

Most people stay in the program for 90 days, though the length can be changed to fit someone's needs. Outpatient care is offered at different intensity levels, including intensive outpatient. Aftercare and continuing care exist to help with recovery over the long term. For details about this center, get in touch with it directly.

Is Serenity Outpatient Services Upper Marlboro accredited?

Accreditation from the Joint Commission is held by the center, which shows it meets specific standards for quality and safety. That accreditation may be worth weighing when comparing programs. Ask the center what its accreditation covers and how it relates to the services you are considering.

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