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Addiction Medicine Doctors - Baltimore, MD

We found 37 addiction medicine doctors in Baltimore, MD.

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Dr. Maryann Elizabeth Amirshahi, MD

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Addiction Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Clinical Pharmacology, Medical Toxicology

201 E University Parkway E, Baltimore, MD

410-554-2000

Dr. Maryann Amirshahi attended Temple University School of Medicine.
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Dr. Aaron David Greenblatt, MD

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Addiction Medicine, Family Medicine

110 S Paca Street, Baltimore, MD

410-328-5881

Dr. Aaron Greenblatt is a Baltimore, MD physician who specializes in family medicine and addiction medicine. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
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Dr. Aditi Ringwala, MD

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Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine

1001 W Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD

443-462-3402

Dr. Aditi Ringwala is a Baltimore, MD physician who specializes in addiction medicine. She studied at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.
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Mrs. Joan Hershey, MSN, ANP

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Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine

827 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, MD

410-225-8240

Ms. Joan Hershey is an addiction medicine specialist in Baltimore, MD.
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Ellenor Chance, CRNP

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Family Medicine, Addiction Medicine

827 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, MD

410-225-8626

Ms. Ellenor Chance's areas of specialization are family medicine and addiction medicine; she sees patients in Baltimore, MD and Lutherville, MD.
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Marian Currens, CRNP

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

827 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, MD

410-225-8240

Dr. Marian Currens specializes in addiction medicine and psychiatry and practices in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Bernard Howard Ravitz, MD

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Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine, Emergency Medicine

201 E University Parkway E, Baltimore, MD

410-554-2000

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Dr. Bernard Ravitz's specialties are emergency medicine and addiction medicine. He practices in Baltimore, MD. He graduated from Central University of the East School of Medicine.
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Dr. Aisosioya A. Williams, MD

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

1501 Division Street, Baltimore, MD

Dr. Aisosioya Williams practices addiction medicine and psychiatry in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Alexander S. Golec, MD

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Adolescent Medicine, Addiction Medicine, General Pediatrics

200 N Wolfe Street N, Baltimore, MD
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Ngozika P. Okoye, NP

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Family Medicine, Addiction Medicine

1001 W Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD

443-462-3401

Ms. Ngozika Okoye works as a family medicine and addiction medicine specialist in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Gregory M. Burnett, MD

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Addiction Medicine

827 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, MD

410-225-8240

Dr. Gregory Burnett is a Baltimore, MD physician who specializes in addiction medicine. He is a graduate of Duke University School of Medicine.
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Dr. Tracy Liu, DO

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Family Medicine, Addiction Medicine

110 S Paca Street, Baltimore, MD

410-328-5881

Dr. Tracy Liu's specialties are family medicine and addiction medicine. She practices in Baltimore, MD. She attended Midwestern University, Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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Dr. Rhonda Lynn Allen, M.D.

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

5401 Loch Raven Boulevard, Baltimore, MD

Dr. Rhonda Allen's specialties are addiction medicine and psychiatry. She practices in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Neeraj Gandotra, M.D.

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

4940 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224

Dr. Neeraj Gandotra is an addiction medicine and psychiatry specialist in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Mishka S. Terplan, MD

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Obstetrics & Gynecology, Addiction Medicine

Park, Baltimore, MD 21201

Dr. Mishka Terplan is an addiction medicine and obstetrics & gynecology specialist in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Marc Judah Fishman, M.D.

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Addiction Psychiatry, Pediatric Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

3800 Frederick Avenue, Baltimore, MD

Dr. Marc Fishman specializes in addiction psychiatry, pediatric psychiatry, and addiction medicine and practices in Baltimore, MD.

Addiction Doctors: Specialists & Psychiatrists in Nearby Locations

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What is Addiction Medicine?

Addiction medicine is the diagnosis and medical treatment of addictions and substance abuse disorders. Addiction is a chronic disease of compulsive or uncontrollable behavior which may have adverse health effects. Addictions include substance abuse (such as the abuse of opioids, alcohol, or perscription drugs) and certain non-drug related behaviors such as gambling. Addiction medicine may help patients recover from their addictions and manage health conditions that have been affected by addiction.

Addiction medicine physicians are doctors who possess specialized training in substance abuse diagnosis and treatment. They can treat patients in rehabilitative treatment facilities, hospitals, and other clinical settings. Patients can be assessed through a variety of means such as diagnostic screening, substance abuse assessment, or psychiatric evaluation. Addiction medicine treatments may include:

Detoxification (withdrawal from an addictive substance)
Pharmacotherapy (prescription medications), such as buprenorphine-naloxone (Suboxone), disulfiram, and naltrexone to ease withdrawal symptoms
Addiction therapy and psychiatric care, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Overdose treatment, such as the administration of naloxone (also known as Narcan)
Treatment for HIV/AIDs, hepatitis, or other conditions which may be associated with drug use
Prescription medicine for co-occurring psychiatric disorders
Twelve-step programs and support groups, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

Addiction medicine has expanded to include the treatment of patient substance abuse in a nonclinical setting. A number of community programs now provide at-risk substance users a safe place or means to use drugs and mobile doctor's services for drug associated illnesses and injuries.