Residential Low-Intensity

DruidHillCare offers Residential Low-Intensity Addictions Treatment (ASAM Level 3.1) for adults who need a safe, structured, live-in environment to support recovery from substance use disorders. This level of care is designed for individuals who are clinically stable and capable of self-care but benefit from additional support before returning to independent or family living.

Residential Level 3.1 treatment provides a critical bridge between detoxification, higher levels of care, or outpatient services and long-term recovery in the community. Through 24-hour residential supervision, daily peer and group services, and individualized treatment planning, participants build the skills, insight, and stability needed to maintain recovery.

Admissions are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (443) 320-2676 to speak with our intake team.

A Program Designed for Adults Who Need Structure Without Hospitalization

This program serves adults age 18 and older who reside in Maryland and meet ASAM Level 3.1 medical necessity criteria. Participants are motivated for treatment, able to manage activities of daily living, and appropriate for a low-intensity residential setting.

Residential Level 3.1 is often appropriate for individuals who:

• Require time and support to stabilize before returning to the community
• Need daily accountability, recovery support, and routine
• Are at risk of relapse without a structured living environment
• Are stepping down from inpatient or higher-intensity residential care
• Have completed detoxification and need continued support

This level of care provides structure and support without the intensity of hospital-based or medically managed inpatient treatment, allowing individuals to focus on recovery in a community-based setting.

A True 24/7 Residential Environment

DruidHillCare operates as a true residential program. Participants live on-site and receive continuous supervision and support, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Intake and admissions are available around the clock. Once admitted, residents benefit from ongoing house management and residential support services that promote safety, accountability, and stability. Residential staff are present at all times to support daily living activities, respond to crises or urgent needs, provide structure and routine, and maintain a safe and supportive environment.

You do not have to wait to get help—call anytime to begin the admission process.

Daily Structure That Supports Recovery

While residential supervision is continuous, clinical and recovery services are delivered during structured daytime hours to promote consistency and therapeutic benefit. Administrative and clinical service hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Each day includes individual counseling, case management, and care coordination as clinically indicated; daily group treatment services focused on relapse prevention, coping strategies, emotional regulation, and life skills; and daily peer recovery support. All participants receive a minimum of five (5) hours of clinical services per week, meeting ASAM and Maryland regulatory standards.

Comprehensive Recovery-Focused Services

Residential Level 3.1 treatment at DruidHillCare may include:

• Individual substance use counseling tailored to your needs
• Group therapy and psychoeducation sessions
• Peer recovery support services
• Relapse prevention planning
• Coping and life skills development
• Emotional regulation and stress management
• Case management and care coordination

All services are delivered by licensed, certified, or authorized clinical professionals and peer staff in accordance with the Maryland Health Occupations Article and COMAR requirements.

Our Philosophy of Care

At DruidHillCare, we believe recovery is personal, strengths-based, and supported by community. Our Residential Low-Intensity program is designed to support reintegration into the community, restore and improve daily functioning, build resilience and coping capacity, and enhance quality of life. Clients—and when appropriate, their families—are empowered to actively participate in treatment planning and decision-making.

Admission, Insurance, and Next Steps

To be admitted, individuals must meet ASAM Level 3.1 medical necessity criteria and demonstrate motivation for treatment. We serve individuals who are uninsured and qualify, certain dually eligible Medicare recipients, and those eligible for Maryland Medicaid. For individuals without insurance, our team can assist with Medicaid enrollment and temporary coverage options when available. We accept referrals from courts and governmental agencies, healthcare providers, community organizations, and self-referrals. Call today to verify eligibility or begin the admissions process.