Hampden Health Solutions

BD Health is a Maryland state-certified opioid use treatment program in Baltimore. They help adults impacted by opioid use disorders regain control of their lives through medication assisted treatment (MAT). They’ve clinics across several locations in Baltimore, including this one on Falls Road.

Recovery in the Vibrant City of Hampden

The clinic is in the vibrant neighborhood of Hampden four miles from downtown Baltimore. Falls Road is a central route through this neighborhood and offers convenient access to local attractions. The Jones Falls Expressway or I-83 corridor links the clinic to folks in nearby cities as well. MTA Bus Routes 27 and 94 can get you to and from the clinic. The Woodberry Station is 1 mile away and links to downtown Baltimore and BWI Airport.

If you need a calm natural spot to relax after a long day, you won’t have to move. Roosevelt Park is next door. The Druid Hill Park and Stony Run Trail are a mile and two respectively. Cylburn Arboretum is slightly farther, at three miles from the clinic. Popular eateries within the area like the Food Market and Rocket to Venus are a stone's throw in case you need a bite.

Meet MAT up at the Hampden

MAT pairs FDA approved methadone with counseling to deliver holistic healing. When taken as prescribed and at the right dosage, methadone curbs cravings, eliminates painful withdrawal symptoms and normalizes brain chemistry.

You can then participate in counseling to address the psychological, emotional and social issues fueling your addiction. BD Health offers counseling in group and individual formats to tackle these issues. You’ll investigate the root causes of your opioid use to prevent relapse.

Combining meds and counseling enhances relapse prevention and facilitates lasting abstinence. The program includes random urinalysis screening to monitor progress and compliance with treatment guidelines. The facility also offers physical examinations.

Depending on your treatment plan, as aftercare support, they may help with access to safe housing, employment and medical care via community linkage.

Tuberculosis and Pregnancy Testing

If you use IV drugs, you’re susceptible to infectious diseases like tuberculosis, HIV and hepatitis. TB isn’t contracted directly through needle use like HIV or hepatitis, but unhealthy living conditions and a weakened immune system from drug use can increase your risk. BD Health offers TB testing to help you detect this infection early and access treatment.

The clinic also offers pregnancy testing to help identify and support expecting mothers for a healthy pregnancy while continuing their recovery journey.