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AA and NA Meetings in Baltimore, Maryland

Browse our directory of local AA and NA meetings in Baltimore, Maryland to find the support and community you need on your road to recovery.

AA and NA Meetings in Baltimore, Maryland

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8:00 PM EST
New Group
140 West West Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
New Group
8:00 PM EST
Recovery in Lakeland Group
2927 Hollins Ferry Road, Baltimore, MD 21230
Recovery in Lakeland Group Non-Smoking
8:00 PM EST
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
1001 South Monroe, Baltimore, MD 21230
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
8:00 PM EST
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
1001 South Monroe, Baltimore, MD 21230
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
8:00 PM EST
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
1001 South Monroe, Baltimore, MD 21230
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
8:00 PM EST
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
1001 South Monroe, Baltimore, MD 21230
Recovery is Your Resp. Group
8:00 PM EST
New Lease on Life Group
1411 Gough Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
New Lease on Life Group
8:00 PM EST
Step into the Door Group
219 North Chester Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Step into the Door Group
8:00 PM EST
Good Samaritan Hospital
5601 Loch Raven Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21239
Manic Monday Group Discussion/Participation
8:15 PM EST
Rutland Center
1700 East Ledwel, Baltimore, MD 21203
Do the Right Thing Now Group
8:15 PM EST
Mattic B Uzzle Outreach Center
1211 North Chester Street, Baltimore, MD 21213
Living in the Now Group
8:15 PM EST
Steppin Out on Friday Nite Group
140 West West Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
Steppin Out on Friday Nite Group
8:30 PM EST
All Will Be Well Group
1035 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
All Will Be Well Group
8:30 PM EST
Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Belair Road, Baltimore, MD 21206
Loch Raven Group Discussion/Participation
8:30 PM EST
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
3261 Chestnut Street, Baltimore, MD 21211
Hampden Group
8:30 PM EST
Steps Group
1846 North Gay Street, Baltimore, MD 21213
Steps Group
8:30 PM EST
Saint Ignatious Church
740 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21216
All Will Be Well Group
8:30 PM EST
Trinity Episcopal Church
104 West Allegany Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217
Give to Live Group Discussion/Participation
8:30 PM EST
Union Memorial Hospital
201 East University Parkway, Baltimore, MD 21218
My Gratitude Speaks Group Discussion/Participation
8:30 PM EST
Weisman Recovery House
2523 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21218
New Hope City Group Discussion/Participation
8:30 PM EST
5 to 1 Group
Baltimore Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21222
5 to 1 Group Speaker
8:30 PM EST
Epoch Counseling Center
7701 A Dunman Way, Baltimore, MD 21222
Merrit Point Group Discussion/Participation
8:30 PM EST
Holy Cross Church
433 Millington Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21223
In the Wind Group Discussion/Participation
8:30 PM EST
Recovery Club
3701 East Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Good Orderly Direction Group
8:30 PM EST
Recovery Club
4121 East Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Time is Now 2 Group
8:30 PM EST
Recovery Club
4121 East Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Misery is Optional II Group
8:30 PM EST
Recovery Club
4121 East Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Misery is Optional II Group
8:30 PM EST
The Recovery Club
129 North Clinton Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Open Door Group Topic
8:30 PM EST
Recovery Chasers Group
1530 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21230
Recovery Chasers Group
9:00 PM EST
We Understand Group
811 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
We Understand Group Discussion/Participation
9:00 PM EST
We Understand Group
811 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
We Understand Group Discussion/Participation
9:00 PM EST
Do the Right Thing Now Group
1407 North Milton Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21213
Do the Right Thing Now Group Discussion/Participation
9:00 PM EST
Do the Right Thing Now Group
1407 North Milton Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21213
Do the Right Thing Now Group Discussion/Participation
9:00 PM EST
North Hall
5268 Reistertown Road, Baltimore, MD 21215
Freedom from Bondage Group Discussion/Participation
9:00 PM EST
North Hall
5268 Reistertown Road, Baltimore, MD 21215
Freedom from Bondage Group Discussion/Participation
9:00 PM EST
Sinai Hospital
2041 West Belvedere Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215
Changing Our Ways Group Topic
9:00 PM EST
Sinai Hospital
2041 West Belvedere Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215
Changing Our Ways Group
9:00 PM EST
Weisman Recovery House
2523 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21218
Alive At 2523 Maryland Ave Group Discussion/Participation
9:08 PM EST
Step into the Door Group
219 North Chester Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Step into the Door Group
9:15 PM EST
New Home Group
76 South Popleton Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
New Home Group
9:30 PM EST
Recovery Club
4121 East Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Running No More Group Discussion/Participation
10:00 PM EST
Walther Hall
2008 Christian Street, Baltimore, MD 21223
We Should Have Been Dead Group Speaker
10:00 PM EST
Saint James Episcopal Church
205 South Augusta Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21229
Up With Hope Down With Dp Group Discussion/Participation
10:30 PM EST
Temple Baptist Church
1800 North Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21213
There Is Hope Group
11:55 PM EST
North Hall
5268 Reistertown Road, Baltimore, MD 21215
Freedom from Bondage Group
11:59 PM EST
Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Belair Road, Baltimore, MD 21206
One is Too Many Group Discussion/Participation
11:59 PM EST
Epoch Counseling Center
7701 A Dunman Way, Baltimore, MD 21222
Merrit Point Group Discussion/Participation
11:59 PM EST
Epoch Counseling Center
7701 A Dunman Way, Baltimore, MD 21222
Merrit Point Group Discussion/Participation
11:59 PM EST
Walther Hall
2008 Christian Street, Baltimore, MD 21223
Midnight Special Group Speaker
11:59 PM EST
Arnolia United Methodist Church
1776 East Joppa Road, Baltimore, MD 21234
100% NA Group Speaker

Our directory lists 138 facilities offering rehab in Baltimore, and 77 of them accept Medicaid. Outpatient care is the most widely available option for drug rehab in Baltimore, with 77 outpatient programs listed. Detox is scarce, with only 2 programs listed in the city. If detox is full or you need a different level of care, see the Maryland state page for more options.

Medicaid-accepting centers in the city include DeVaugh Intervention Teach and Treatment Options (DITTO) and Turning Point Clinic. Medicaid plans differ, so ask each center which plans it accepts before you enroll. Across Maryland, 354 facilities accept Medicaid. For programs elsewhere in the state that are free or take Medicaid, see free and Medicaid rehab in Maryland.

When no residential or detox bed is open in the city, nearby cities are worth searching. Measured in approximate straight-line distance, Towson is 5 miles away, and Halethorpe and Parkville are each 6 miles away. The Baltimore meetings page lists 143 AA meetings and 350 NA meetings in the city. Confirm with the group before attending.

Common Questions About Rehab

In Baltimore, selecting the right rehab involves comparing inpatient, outpatient, or detox programs. Facilities across Baltimore City often provide dual diagnosis care. Proximity to nearby neighborhoods like Towson or Catonsville may guide your choice. Touring centers and reviewing aftercare options is recommended.
Rehab costs in Baltimore vary depending on program type. Outpatient services are more affordable, while inpatient or residential programs cost more. Some facilities offer sliding-scale fees or financial assistance. Costs also differ depending on program services and duration.
Baltimore rehab centers often accept private insurance and Maryland Medicaid. Coverage depends on your plan and program. Facilities typically assist with verifying benefits. This makes care more accessible across the city.
Dual diagnosis programs in Baltimore treat both substance use and mental health needs, which may increase costs. Services include therapy, counseling, and psychiatric care. Insurance usually offsets some of the cost. Many residents value these programs for their comprehensive recovery.

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