Our Recovery Program

The term halfway house is often used as a general way to describe residential settings that support individuals transitioning from treatment or other supervised environments back into everyday life. However, the phrase can refer to several different types of care with varying levels of supervision.

Solid Ground Recovery Centers provides ASAM Level 3.1 Clinically Managed Residential Addiction Treatment, a licensed residential setting that combines housing with clinical services such as counseling, case management, relapse-prevention education, and group therapy.

For individuals and referral partners searching for a halfway house in Frederick, Maryland, Solid Ground offers a residential setting with professional clinical oversight designed to promote long-term progress and successful reintegration into the community.

Solid Ground Recovery Centers operates residential treatment homes within Frederick city limits in Frederick, Maryland. Our locations are situated in established residential neighborhoods and provide convenient access to public transportation, local employers, grocery stores, and other community resources.

Being located within the city allows clients to participate in treatment while gradually building independence through employment, community engagement, and access to essential services.

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ASAM Level 3.1 care is typically appropriate for those who:

• Have completed detox or intensive treatment

• Are medically stable

• Benefit from structure and accountability in a residential setting

• Are able to engage in one-on-one and group therapy

• Are motivated to continue building a positive way of life

Our clinical team reviews each referral to determine whether the program is an appropriate fit.

At this time, Solid Ground Recovery Centers provides ASAM Level 3.1 residential treatment for men. Our program is designed to support men in early recovery through structured residential living, clinical services, and life skill development.

If you are seeking treatment options for women, we encourage you to contact our team. We may be able to connect you with other programs in the region that can help.

Six to nine months. This time frame allows clients time to stabilize, develop life skills, and build a foundation for long-term independence.

Clinical services include one-on-one counseling, group therapy, case management, relapse prevention, recovery education, and more. Care will also include coordination with outside providers for mental healthcare and medication management.

Yes. Employment readiness and job stability are important parts of getting well. As clients progress in treatment, they are encouraged to seek and maintain employment while continuing to work the program. 

Yes. Our team works with local mental health providers to ensure access to therapy or psychiatric care that supports co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, or trauma.

As graduation approaches, our team helps develop a continuing care plan that may include outpatient treatment, recovery support groups, sober living environments, or other community resources that support long-term recovery.

Referrals can be made by treatment providers, case managers, courts, probation officers, families, or individuals seeking treatment. To learn more about admissions or placement availability, please contact our team today or submit a referral through our website.