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Recovery 180 provides ASAM 3.1 low-intensity residential treatment in Maryland for adults who need a safe, structured, and supportive recovery environment. Our recovery housing program combines sober living, counseling, peer support, and life-skills development to help clients build stability and move toward long-term independence.
ASAM 3.1 is a low-intensity residential level of care designed for people who need a stable living environment and consistent recovery support. At Recovery 180, our Maryland recovery housing program offers structured sober living, daily accountability, therapy access, and community support for people transitioning from higher levels of care or needing more structure than outpatient treatment alone can provide.
ASAM 3.1 is low-intensity residential treatment that provides a structured recovery living environment, support services, and ongoing accountability for people recovering from substance use disorders.
A 3.1 recovery house is a structured sober living setting that aligns with ASAM 3.1 standards, offering stable housing, recovery support, and services that help residents maintain sobriety and rebuild daily life skills.
This level of care is often best for people who need more support than outpatient treatment alone but do not require inpatient hospitalization or medically intensive residential care.
Recovery 180 provides low-intensity residential treatment for substance use in a structured sober living environment. With multiple Maryland locations—including Baltimore, Quantico, and Taneytown—our program combines housing, therapy, and life-skills support to help you heal physically, emotionally, and financially. Our goal is to guide you toward long-term independence and self-reliance.
We help clients transform their health, relationships, work, school, social activities, and most importantly – themselves. Our approach focuses on empowering individuals to break through limitations, discover their strengths, and create meaningful change in every area of life.
At the core, our mission is not just about solving problems – it’s about unlocking potential and helping people live fuller, more balanced, and more purposeful lives.
Structured, supportive care designed to help you safely stop drinking and build a sustainable recovery.
Comprehensive care that combines therapy, peer support, and accountability in a sober-living environment.
Integrated treatment for people facing both mental health and substance use challenges.
Experienced professionals who treat you with compassion and respect.
Staff available day and night to guide you through challenges.
Tailored treatment focused on your pace and goals.
Safe, sober environment that feels like home.
Shared experiences that build accountability and belonging.
Care that supports your mind, body, and emotional wellness together.
Recovery is possible—and it starts with one step. Our team is ready to help you find your path to healing.
Two convenient locations, including one women-only residence.
Supportive environment with strong community connections.
Expanding access to treatment in Northern Maryland.
Providing care closer to Central Maryland residents.
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Call today to verify your insurance and begin your journey to recovery.
The staff truly cared and helped me find confidence again.
I finally feel like myself. This place changed everything.
Recovery 180 gave me structure, support, and peace of mind. 
Our low-intensity residential program provides structured daily routines, therapy, and peer support within a sober-living environment.
It’s ideal for individuals who need a stable, supportive space between outpatient and high-intensity care.
Program length varies by individual needs, typically ranging from several weeks to a few months.
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