I've been going to Pine Heights comprehensive treatment center for close to five years now and I…read morehave had no problems and the counselors and staff are very friendly. They go out of their way to make sure the clients are satisfied.

From the owner: Pine Heights Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC), located in Baltimore, Maryland, provides…read moremedication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with an addiction to heroin, prescription painkillers, or other opioids. MAT at Pine Heights CTC involves a prescription for naltrexone, methadone, buprenorphine, or Suboxone. These medications are approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and have been shown to improve patient outcomes. Pine Heights CTC also offers outpatient counseling in the form of individual and group therapy. The combination of medication to reduce withdrawal symptoms and therapy to address the root causes of opioid use can help adults work toward lasting recovery.

Lauren Hodgkins at Dominion Health Care is my hero! She is an amazing physician's assistant ---not…read moreonly knowledgable and kind but smart as whip and prepared to go to the mat to make sure her patients get the care they need and deserve. She has seen both my husband and me and taken excellent care of us. Dr Warfield has put together an excellent team & I've had nothing but great experiences---which when you are sick and worried, is critical. If you are looking for a doctor's office and a great team, check out Dominion Health Care.

From the owner: Doctor for medical weight loss using (Ozempic)semaglutide and Tirpazitide (Wygovy)weekly injection…read more Opioid Treatment and Suboxone Treatment, Subutex Treatment, Substance Abuse Care, Opioid Addiction Treatment , Buprenorphine Treatment, Primary care Clinical Services, Asthma, Lab Services, Sports, Back to School Visits, Wellness Exams, Serving Areas: Ellicott City, Catonsville, Elkridge, Odenton, Jessup, Baltimore, Pasadena, Glen Burnie, Arbutus, Laurel, Sezern, Randallstown, Ferndale, Towson, Rosedale

DURING MY TOUR I was very impress with admission lady…read more in helping me fine placement for my love one and making sure she taken care of Thanks again .

Ms.Elizabeth is the secret boss.You can ask everybody but when you ask her it gets done.She says…read moreshe works in admissions but I don't believe it.If you ever need rehab come to Westgate and you will understand Jacob is a gem Jeanne loves the residents and Therapy is on point. .

*no photos allowed*…read more I have had the privilege of volunteering a bit here for work and this place is absolutely incredible. The care this treatment center provides is amazing and the relationships and community within the building are truly so special. They're extremely open, welcoming and caring. It's truly the epitome of a judgement free zone. Mountain Manor Treatment Center provides services and care to individuals, both minors and adults, who are and/or have struggled with addition. Typically drug related, at least from my experience with individuals I have worked with. The growth, resources, love, and laughter the workers provide is truly one of a kind and I look forward to volunteering here more.

Called the Westminster location and the front desk was very rude and not kind. Her tone of voice…read morewas not pleasant. I will not be calling back because of this reason. Customer service is not what it used to be.

I might have been able to give this 5 starts, if it was a little closer…read more I went twice a week for 8 weeks and felt immediately better the minute I started the treatment. I recommend John and Becca!

Had a great experience there recently. I went twice in person - the first time last week to see if…read moresomeone would review my application for completeness. Turns out, for an APRN application, you need the letter mailed from your certifying body that has the expiration date on it. For example, if you took an ANCC exam, you would need to present a copy of the certificate the ANCC mailed to you (included in the package they send with the pin in it). A copy of the email stating you passed, or even a digital copy of verification sent directly to the board from the ANCC will not do, per the young lady that reviewed my application. After finding this out, I returned this week. I went in the middle of the day on a Monday and there were 25 people in line ahead of me. I arrived at 1:45 and finished up around 3:20 pm. They had people lined up outside of the door, and, as folks cleared out of the lobby they would let those standing in line inside. I expected this based on other reviews and past experiences, but I think it was worth the peace of mind knowing I had physically handed someone my application, had it reviewed in front of me and got a receipt. They do have a place to drop envelopes in the open lobby. I don't think I would feel safe leaving papers with sensitive information there for anyone in the lobby to access, although I did observe security staff regularly collecting the envalopes and taking them back. I took a star off because I am not sure about ADA compliance - If you are planning on coming in to talk with someone, I would be prepared to be waiting outside in bad weather without a place to sit for a while, especially if you are heading there later in the day. They also do not have a bathroom on the premises. When I asked, the security staff said they used to have one but people would trash it, so they closed it off. I guess I can understand that. I ended up running to the $5 Below around the corner to use their bathroom so I wouldn't lose my place in line. Although it was a long wait, every one of the staff was courteous, even to the people giving them a hard time. It can't be easy dealing with angry, frustrated people all day but everyone I saw handled it well. Another thing I wanted to say was there is a list of schools the board will not accept posted in the lobby. I was proud to see three schools on there that have recently been investigated nationally for selling fraudulent degrees - I had seen this same list on the board's website for many years. I am proud of my state BON for looking out for the safety of Marylanders by not allowing people who bought fake diplomas to practice in the state. I know it takes a while, but I appreciate them doing the due diligence to make sure Maryland caregivers are safe caregivers. That said, the gentleman at the desk stated that it would take six - eight weeks for my license to be updated. Fingers crossed!

terrible management, insanely unprofessional. they will not answer your phone calls at any time,…read moreyou will be left on hold for hours because their employees don't care about their job. they will not answer your emails ever, doesn't matter how many times you try to send one. contacting them virtually is basically impossible, if you actually need to talk to them you HAVE to come in person.