Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick

Whether it’s a first attempt at treatment or a return to recovery, Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick delivers high-quality care within a supportive, community-focused environment. They offer a comprehensive continuum of services, including detox, residential care, outpatient programs, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT), along with a strong and active alumni network. By accepting all major insurance plans and Medicaid, Avenues works to make treatment accessible and affordable, and they also provide dedicated support tailored to veterans. Personalized Healing for Lasting Change Avenues believes that no two recovery journeys are the same. Their clinical team designs individualized treatment plans using a range of proven, evidence-based approaches to ensure each client receives the most effective care possible. Daily schedules include a balanced combination of individual counseling, group therapy, educational sessions, skill development, and recovery-centered recreational activities. This structured yet motivating environment helps clients strengthen coping skills and build a practical foundation for long-term sobriety. Comfortable, Supportive Residential Living The residential program is designed to provide comfort, safety, and stability. Clients reside in a welcoming, community-style setting with 24/7 medical supervision. Bedrooms and bathrooms are shared with one or two peers, fostering connection while maintaining personal space. Nutritious meals and snacks are provided daily, and clients have opportunities to relax and engage socially. For those without transportation, Avenues arranges safe travel to the facility to remove barriers to care. Preparing for Success Beyond Treatment Discharge and aftercare planning begin from the moment a client enters treatment. Throughout their stay, clinical and case management teams collaborate to develop a realistic, sustainable plan for continued recovery. Before discharge, each client is connected with essential resources such as a primary care physician, therapist, housing support if needed, and local recovery groups—ensuring they leave with a clear path and ongoing support for maintaining sobriety.