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Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick

Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick is an outpatient center. It is one of 422 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Maryland. The program serves children through seniors with trauma-informed care.

Frederick, MD
  • Joint Commission
  • Outpatient
  • 5 days

Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick delivers integrative outpatient care for children, teens, adults, and older adults. Substance use disorders are treated alongside mental health conditions at the center, and therapy takes trauma into account. Emotional health and substance use are addressed as connected concerns rather than separate ones.

Each person receives an individualized plan shaped by their situation and diagnosis. Sessions emphasize practical skills for daily recovery and building connections with others in treatment. The environment is described as restorative, and services are offered in English.

Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic

Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick lists outpatient care as its level of care. Clients attend scheduled sessions and return home afterward. A 5-day program is typical, which may suit someone stepping down from more intensive care or wanting structure without an overnight stay. When you compare rehab centers in Maryland, then an outpatient program in Frederick can offer support while you remain at home.

Therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy and individual counseling, dialectical behavior therapy, and family therapy. Group therapy and life skills sessions help people build practical coping tools for everyday life, and online therapy is an option for some needs. Trauma-focused therapy and Twelve Step facilitation are offered as well. If you need both addiction and mental health treatment, then a dual diagnosis approach at this outpatient center may fit your situation.

  • Online Therapy
  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Family Therapy
  • Life Skills
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Twelve Step
  • Group Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Who Villa Maria serves

  • Adolescents and children, with services designed for younger clients
  • Adults and older adults, including veterans
  • Women and men, including young adults
  • People who are LGBTQ+
  • Individuals dealing with substance use and co-occurring disorders
  • People dealing with trauma, PTSD, or perinatal mental health concerns

The setting at Villa Maria

You'll find the center at 300 West 9th Street in Frederick, Maryland, and it runs as an outpatient clinic, not a residential facility. If you are looking for rehab centers in Maryland that let you stay home, then this outpatient program in Frederick can be a practical option. The space is set up to feel restorative, with attention to building new connections while in care. When you visit Villa Maria in Frederick, then you will find a clinic setting rather than an overnight facility.

Paying for care at Villa Maria

Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick takes cash pay rates, and insurance details aren't listed on its SAMHSA profile, so ask the center directly about coverage. When you compare addiction treatment centers in Maryland, then confirming payment options early can prevent surprises later. Maryland Medicaid may help some people cover outpatient services, and the state Medicaid program can explain who qualifies. If you are considering alcohol rehab in Maryland, then ask the center whether your plan covers outpatient visits. Calling the center is the surest way to find out what your plan covers.

Questions to ask Villa Maria

  • Does the outpatient program accept my insurance or Maryland Medicaid?
  • How many days a week would my family member attend sessions?
  • Can this center address substance use and a mental health condition together at once?
  • How does a 5-day program length affect scheduling and what comes afterward?
  • Are online therapy sessions available for people who cannot travel to Frederick?
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Questions

Is Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick accredited?

It is. The Joint Commission, a national health care accreditor, accredits this center. If you want to verify a program's standing, you can confirm that status with the Joint Commission. Accreditation indicates a facility has met certain safety and quality standards, though it does not promise outcomes. On your first call to the center, ask about its current accreditation, especially if you are comparing treatment centers in Maryland.

What levels of care does Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick offer?

The center names outpatient care as its level of care. With outpatient treatment, you attend scheduled sessions and live at home rather than staying overnight at a facility. Programs typically last 5 days. If you are weighing residential against outpatient options, ask the center whether its program fits how severe your situation is, or whether a higher level of care should come first.

Does Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick accept Medicaid?

The SAMHSA listing shows private-pay rates, and it does not state whether Medicaid is accepted. Because Medicaid coverage varies by plan and program, contact the center directly to confirm. You can also reach the state Medicaid program to ask about outpatient behavioral health benefits. Do not assume coverage either way until you have it in writing.

What therapies are available at Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick?

The center offers one-on-one counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy plus dialectical behavior therapy and family therapy. It also provides group therapy, life skills, online twelve step facilitation trauma specific therapy and therapy. These options address both substance use and mental health conditions. Because the center serves children through older adults, ask which therapies fit your family member's age and diagnosis.

What is the typical program length at Villa Maria of Frederick County Catholic Frederick?

The center's listing states that a usual program runs 5 days. Such a short span might suit a person who needs concentrated outpatient help and does not stay overnight. Ask the center how often sessions meet each week and which aftercare services it provides. When weighing alcohol rehab in Maryland, checking the schedule and follow-up options helps you plan.

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