Chrysalis House, Inc.

About Chrysalis House, Inc.

Chrysalis House, Inc. is a sober living operator in Crownsville, Maryland, serving women in Anne Arundel County. Its main campus sits in Central Maryland between Annapolis and the Severn River, and it keeps a second location in Baltimore City.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider in Central Maryland

The organization is a Maryland nonprofit built entirely around women aged eighteen and over with substance use and mental health disorders. Everything it runs assumes a woman's circumstances: pregnancy, custody, children in the household, and the specific ways those pressures interact with treatment. That single-population focus is what an operator gives up when it tries to serve everybody, and it is the reason a referring clinician sends a pregnant woman here instead of to a general facility.

Two Locations for Women's Recovery Homes

The organization runs housing and treatment from two Maryland addresses:

• The main campus, on Crownsville Road in Crownsville, in Anne Arundel County.
• Chrysalis House Healthy Start, on Park Heights Avenue in Baltimore.

Crownsville carries the residential program and the outpatient services. The Baltimore location carries community-based housing for women who are pregnant or have a child under three. A woman can move between the two as her circumstances change without leaving the organization.

Treatment and Sober Living From One Recovery Housing Provider

Four programs run under one roof: residential treatment, an intensive outpatient program, a standard outpatient program, and supportive group housing for mothers and children in the intensive outpatient program. Stepping down through levels of care without changing organizations removes the handoff where most people are lost. A woman keeps her clinician, her housing and her peer group across a transition that would otherwise mean three new intakes.

Serving Mothers and Pregnant Women in Recovery Homes

Accepting women with children, women who are pregnant and women without children is the organization's defining commitment. Housing that accommodates children takes different bedrooms, different schedules and staff who understand child welfare alongside substance use, and very few Maryland providers have built for it. For a mother facing a choice between getting treatment and keeping her children, this operator removes the choice.

Accreditation Behind This Sober Living Operator

Chrysalis House is accredited by CARF and belongs to the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, and it carries current transparency ratings as a registered nonprofit. CARF accreditation means an external survey of governance, clinical practice, resident rights and outcomes, renewed on a cycle. For anyone evaluating providers from out of state, that public record is the difference between an accredited organization and a house renting rooms.

Recovery Homes Near Annapolis and Baltimore

The Crownsville campus sits close to Annapolis, the Anne Arundel County seat and the state capital, where the circuit court, the county health department and Anne Arundel Medical Center are concentrated. US-50 runs east to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and west toward Washington, and Baltimore is about half an hour north. The Park Heights location puts the organization inside northwest Baltimore, near the Sinai and Northwest hospital campuses. Between the two, the operator reaches most of Central Maryland.