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About Harford County Health Department Division of Behavioral Health
Harford County Health Department Division of Behavioral Health operates as a public health department outpatient clinic serving Bel Air and Harford County, Maryland. Located at 4545 Crain Highway, this government-funded facility provides substance use disorder treatment through weekday programs without the availability of medical detox or inpatient withdrawal management services.
The facility offers outpatient programs for substance use disorders, focusing on ongoing treatment rather than acute detox services. Patients requiring medical detox, alcohol detox, or medically supervised withdrawal management would need stabilization at an inpatient detox center before accessing these outpatient services. The program addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis treatment for individuals managing both mental health and substance use challenges.
As a public health department program, the division operates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, providing accessible care through Medicaid coverage. The facility treats various substance use disorders while maintaining a clinical approach to behavioral health treatment within the public health system framework.
The program serves adults, adolescents, and children throughout Harford County, with services delivered in English. Individuals seeking immediate withdrawal management or detox programs should contact other facilities, as this outpatient clinic focuses on ongoing treatment and support rather than acute detox services. The public health department model provides community-based care for those who have completed any necessary detox protocols.
- Public health department program providing government-funded substance use disorder treatment
- Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
- Medicaid coverage accepted for accessible community-based care
- Serves all age groups including children, adolescents, and adults
- Established government program with comprehensive behavioral health oversight