Potomac Healthcare Foundation

About Potomac Healthcare Foundation

Potomac Healthcare Foundation is a Maryland healthcare provider offering long-term residential recovery programs, with certified recovery housing credited to it in Baltimore City on the state's recovery residence list.

A Maryland Residential Treatment and Recovery Housing Provider

Potomac Healthcare Foundation runs licensed long-term residential programs where people live on site while receiving treatment, distinct from outpatient counseling alone. Its published locations include New Horizons, a long-term residential program for people in the criminal justice system, and Safe Harbor, a residential program for pregnant and postpartum women and their children, both based in Emmitsburg.

Three Certified Homes on Maryland's State List

Maryland's certified-operator list credits Potomac Healthcare Foundation with three certified recovery residences in Baltimore City. The organization's publicly listed programs sit in Frederick and Montgomery counties, so the specific Baltimore City address behind the state's listing is not confirmed here.

What MCORR Certification Establishes

Certification through Maryland Certification of Recovery Residences requires a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and a documented relapse and discharge policy for the homes it covers.

Long-Term Residential Care Across Maryland

The organization's residential programs run at multiple levels of care, including long-term structured housing for people with co-occurring disorders and specialized housing for women with young children, a model built around extended stays measured in months.

Reaching Potomac Healthcare Foundation

Referrals and applications go through the organization directly. Anyone considering a Baltimore City placement with Potomac Healthcare Foundation should confirm the specific address and program type before enrolling.