Newport Academy Maryland
Rockville, Maryland
203 treatment centers across Maryland that work with TRICARE.

Military families are a visible part of Maryland's treatment landscape: 80 of the 203 centers listed here say they specifically support military families, about twice as common as across the directory as a whole. Another Maryland pattern stands out too — 42 of the facilities reporting on substances treated address benzodiazepines, close to twice the rate seen nationally, which matters if a prescription taper is part of the picture alongside alcohol or opioid use.
Coverage is never automatic, and no listing can promise it. What the directory can show you is which Maryland programs say they take TRICARE, what levels of care they run and where they sit — so you can call them yourself and confirm the specifics with TRICARE before anyone commits to anything.
Every facility on this page reports accepting TRICARE, and 27 also list CareFirst — a Maryland-specific pattern many times more common here than in the directory nationally. That overlap can matter for households carrying both military and civilian coverage.
Co-occurring mental health and substance use treatment is reported by 188 of the 203 Maryland centers, and 149 list PTSD and trauma care. Ask how trauma-focused work is delivered and by whom, since 165 describe a trauma-informed approach.
Adults and young adults are served by 201 centers each, seniors by 192, and adolescents by 127. If you are looking for care for a teenager or an older parent, narrow by age group before you call.
State licensing is reported by 111 facilities, with 67 listing CARF accreditation, 58 appearing on SAMHSA listings and 52 holding Joint Commission accreditation. Accreditation status is worth confirming directly, as it can affect network participation.
Distance shapes care in Maryland more than the state's size suggests. Residents of Garrett, Allegany and the lower Eastern Shore counties often drive toward the Baltimore–Washington corridor for residential or hospital-based programs, while daily outpatient attendance from those areas is rarely practical — one reason 196 of the 203 listed centers run outpatient services and 189 offer a virtual or telehealth option.
Maryland's insurance-parity requirements apply to state-regulated commercial plans and set expectations for how behavioral health benefits are treated, but TRICARE is a federal program and follows its own rules, including referral and prior-authorization requirements that differ between plan types. Many households also hold Maryland Medicaid alongside military coverage; 196 of the listed centers report accepting Medicaid as well, so ask the facility how it coordinates the two.
TRICARE plans generally include substance use disorder benefits, but what is covered, at what level of care, and under what authorization rules depends on your specific plan and status. The 203 Maryland facilities listed here all report accepting TRICARE; confirm the details with TRICARE and with the facility's admissions office before you start.
Call the number on your TRICARE card or use your online account to ask about substance use disorder benefits, then call the facility directly and give them your plan name, sponsor information and member ID. Asking both sides the same questions — network status, referral or authorization requirements, and what you would owe — is the most reliable way to verify TRICARE insurance for rehab.
Listings show which facilities report accepting TRICARE, but network participation can change and varies by plan type. Ask the facility whether it is currently in network for your particular TRICARE plan, and confirm that answer with TRICARE rather than relying on a listing alone.
Medically supervised withdrawal management is a distinct level of care with its own authorization rules, and not every program that treats addiction runs a detox unit. Ask the facility whether it provides detox on site or refers out, and ask TRICARE how detox coverage is handled under your plan.
No honest page can quote a figure, because TRICARE alcohol treatment cost depends on your plan category, beneficiary status, whether the program is in network, the level of care and how long treatment lasts. Request a written estimate from the facility and a benefits explanation from TRICARE before admission.
Of the 203 Maryland centers listed, 189 report virtual or telehealth services, which matters if you live on the Eastern Shore or in Western Maryland and a daily drive to a metro program is not realistic. Confirm with TRICARE that your plan covers the specific service delivered remotely.
Yes — 196 of the 203 also report accepting Medicaid and 171 report Medicare, and some families in Maryland hold more than one form of coverage. Tell both TRICARE and the facility about every plan you have so the billing order is sorted out before treatment begins.
Adolescent care is narrower than adult care statewide: 127 of the 203 listed centers serve ages 13 to 17, compared with 201 serving adults. Ask specifically about the age range a program admits, since a facility may treat teens in outpatient care only.
Outpatient care, telehealth and dual-diagnosis treatment are widely available across Maryland, from the Baltimore–Washington corridor out to the Eastern Shore and the western counties — 203 centers in this state report accepting TRICARE. Pick two or three that fit your location and the level of care you think you need, call their admissions lines directly, and confirm benefits and authorization rules with TRICARE the same day. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call or text 988, or call 911.
42 of the 172 that report it in Maryland — 24%, against 14% across the directory.
14 of the 201 that report it in Maryland — 7.0%, against 3.9% across the directory.
27 of the 203 that report it in Maryland — 13%, against 1.1% across the directory.
203 of the 203 that report it in Maryland — 100%, against 49% across the directory.
80 of the 203 that report it in Maryland — 39%, against 19% across the directory.
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Baltimore, Maryland
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Rockville, Maryland
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Perry Point, Maryland
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Reported by 203 of the 203 listed here.
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Reported by 201 of the 203 listed here.
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Based on the 172 that report it; others have not said.
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Reported by 203 of the 203 listed here.
Based on the 127 that report it; others have not said.
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Reported by 197 of the 203 listed here.
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