✦ Now Accepting New Patients

Compassionate care
for opioid use
disorder.

Vora Health provides expert, evidence-based medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder in Towson, Maryland — with FDA-approved medication, integrated counseling referrals, and consistent medical care.

FDA-ApprovedMedication used
Same-WeekAppointments often available
In-Person100 West Rd, Towson
Your Path to Treatment
📞Contact us
📋In-person intake evaluation
💊Start medication if appropriate
🌿Counseling referral & support plan
📅Monthly ongoing care
Cash pay now · Insurance coming soon
About Vora Health

Medication-assisted treatment, done right.

Vora Health is a private outpatient addiction medicine practice in Towson, Maryland — founded and led by a licensed Family Nurse Practitioner with specialized experience in buprenorphine-based treatment.

We focus on the medical management of opioid use disorder: the right medication, the right dose, consistent monitoring, and coordinated referrals to behavioral health support.

We believe recovery is possible for everyone who seeks it — and that accessing treatment should never feel like an obstacle.

DEA Licensed Maryland CDS Licensed PDMP Enrolled Cash Pay Welcome Integrated Counseling Referrals
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Medical LeadershipLed by a Family Nurse Practitioner with deep expertise in opioid use disorder and evidence-based MAT.
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Whole-Person ApproachMedication is the foundation, but recovery involves more. We connect every patient to behavioral health resources and monitor their progress.
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Strict ConfidentialityYour records are protected by HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 — the highest standard of confidentiality in healthcare.
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Towson, MDLocated at 100 West Rd in Towson — easily accessible from throughout Baltimore County.
Treatment

FDA-approved medications for opioid use disorder

We prescribe the most effective, evidence-based medications available. Your treatment plan is individualized to your history, goals, and medical needs.

Most CommonBuprenorphine / NaloxoneSuboxone · Daily Film or TabletThe gold standard for OUD treatment. Taken once daily as a sublingual film, it eliminates cravings and prevents withdrawal — safe for long-term use.
Monthly InjectionExtended-Release BuprenorphineSublocade · Monthly In-Office InjectionA once-monthly injectable option for patients who prefer not to take a daily medication. Consistent, steady medication levels without the daily routine.
Opioid-FreeNaltrexoneVivitrol · Monthly InjectionFor patients who have completed detox and are fully opioid-free. Blocks opioid effects and reduces cravings — with no opioid component.
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Our Practice Model
At Vora Health, medication management and behavioral health support go hand in hand. Every patient's care plan includes personalized counseling referrals, coordination with their full treatment team, and ongoing monitoring of their recovery.
What to Expect

Your path to treatment, step by step

From your first contact to long-term ongoing care — here is exactly what happens.

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Contact UsCall or submit our online form. We respond within one business day to gather basic information and get you scheduled.
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In-Person Intake EvaluationYour first appointment is a thorough medical evaluation — health and substance use history, physical assessment, screening for co-occurring conditions, and discussion of your goals.
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Start MedicationIf appropriate, we will prescribe buprenorphine and walk you through exactly how to take it, what to expect, and how to reach us if you have questions.
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Counseling Referral & SupportEvery patient receives a personalized referral to counseling and community support services. We coordinate with your behavioral health provider and monitor your engagement.
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Stabilization & Ongoing CareWe adjust your medication to the right dose, then transition to routine monthly in-person visits — renewing prescriptions, monitoring your health, and supporting your long-term recovery.
Counseling & Community Resources

Counseling is part of your care — always.

At Vora Health, behavioral health support is not optional — it is woven into every patient's treatment plan from day one.

Vora Health maintains a robust network of vetted counselors, programs, and recovery services throughout the Baltimore and Towson area.

Our Commitment to Every Patient
At your intake visit, we match you with counseling resources based on your location and needs. We follow up on referrals and adjust your support plan as your situation evolves. You will never be handed a list and left to navigate it alone.
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Outpatient Therapy

Individual therapists and licensed counselors in Baltimore County with experience in substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health conditions.
  • Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs)
  • Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs)
  • Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselors (CADCs)
  • Dual-diagnosis specialists
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Intensive Outpatient Programs

Structured group and individual therapy for patients who need more support than weekly therapy. Typically 3 days per week, 3 hours per session.
  • Sheppard Pratt Addiction Services
  • Gaudenzia Maryland
  • Mountain Manor Treatment Center
  • Tuerk House
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Peer Recovery Support

Certified Peer Recovery Specialists with lived experience who provide mentorship, navigation, and accountability between appointments.
  • Maryland Addiction & Recovery Council
  • Behavioral Health System Baltimore
  • Local peer support networks
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Mutual Aid & Community

Community-based recovery support that complements medication and counseling.
  • SMART Recovery (evidence-based, secular)
  • Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
  • Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
  • Refuge Recovery
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Recovery Housing

Safe, sober living environments for patients who need a stable housing foundation as part of their recovery journey.
  • Oxford Houses (Baltimore County)
  • Maryland recovery residence directory
  • MDH sober living referrals
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Crisis & Immediate Help

24/7 resources for patients experiencing a mental health crisis, overdose emergency, or urgent need for support.
  • SAMHSA Helpline: 1-800-662-4357 (free, 24/7)
  • 211 Maryland: community resource line
  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  • Tuerk House Crisis Services
Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we hear most often

Can't find your answer? Reach out — we're happy to help before your first visit.

No referral is needed. You can call us directly or submit our online contact form. We will get you scheduled as quickly as possible.
Buprenorphine/naloxone (brand name Suboxone) is an FDA-approved medication for opioid use disorder. Taken daily as a sublingual film, it eliminates cravings and prevents withdrawal — allowing patients to stabilize and rebuild their lives. It is safe for long-term use and is the gold standard of MAT.
Absolutely not. Opioid use disorder is a medical condition, not a moral failure. Every patient at Vora Health is treated with dignity, discretion, and genuine respect.
Your first visit is a comprehensive in-person intake evaluation. We review your medical and substance use history, screen for co-occurring conditions, discuss treatment options, and — if appropriate — begin the process of starting buprenorphine. Most patients leave with a treatment plan in hand.
Yes — counseling is a standard, integrated part of your care at Vora Health. Every patient receives personalized referrals to vetted counselors and recovery support services in the community.
Visit frequency depends on where you are in treatment. During induction and stabilization, visits are more frequent — weekly or bi-weekly. As you stabilize, visits move to monthly. All visits are in person at our Towson office.
Yes — and then some. Substance use disorder records are protected by both HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, a federal law with stricter confidentiality protections than standard medical records.
Vora Health is currently a cash-pay practice while our insurance credentialing applications are being processed. We are actively working to accept Maryland Medicaid, Medicare, and major commercial insurance plans. We will update this page as soon as insurance is accepted. Please contact us for current self-pay rates.
Relapse is a recognized part of the recovery process — not a reason to end care. We will work with you to understand what happened, strengthen your support plan, and continue your treatment. We do not discharge patients for relapse.
Payment Options

We work to make treatment accessible

Vora Health is currently accepting cash pay while our insurance credentialing applications are being processed. We are working to accept Maryland Medicaid, Medicare, and major commercial insurance plans. We will notify patients as soon as insurance is accepted.

✓ Cash PayWe accept cash pay now. Contact us for our current self-pay rates. We never want cost to be a barrier to care.
⏱ Maryland Medicaid — Coming SoonCredentialing application submitted. We will accept all major Medicaid MCOs once approved.
⏱ Medicare — Coming SoonCredentialing application submitted. We will accept Medicare Part B once approved.
⏱ Commercial Insurance — Coming SoonCareFirst, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and others — applications pending.
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShieldLargest commercial insurer in Maryland
Aetna
Cigna
UnitedHealthcare
Note: We are actively completing insurance credentialing and expect to accept Medicaid and Medicare in the coming months. If you have questions about current rates or need help exploring payment options, please contact us — we will do everything we can to help you access care.
For Referring Providers

Partner with Vora Health to expand MAT access in your community.

We welcome referrals from primary care physicians, emergency providers, hospitalists, OBGYNs, psychiatrists, therapists, social workers, and all clinicians who encounter patients with opioid use disorder.

We respond to all referrals within one business day and coordinate care back with your practice.

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Fast TurnaroundReferrals acknowledged within 1 business day. Most patients seen within the same week.
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Coordinated CareWe communicate about shared patients — medication updates, clinical changes, and treatment progress.
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Simple ProcessFax a referral, use our online form, or have the patient contact us directly.
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Warm Handoffs WelcomeWe participate in warm handoffs for patients who need extra support transitioning to care.
Provider Contact
Referral Fax(410) 000-0001
Provider Line(410) 000-0000
Emailreferrals@vorahealth.com
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Referral Received

We will contact your patient within one business day and follow up with your office.

Submit a Referral Or fax to (410) 000-0001 · We respond within one business day.
Transmitted securely · Patient records protected under 42 CFR Part 2
Provider FAQs
We treat opioid use disorder (OUD) using FDA-approved medications — buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), extended-release buprenorphine (Sublocade), and naltrexone (Vivitrol). We screen for and manage common co-occurring conditions including depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
Vora Health provides comprehensive medication management for opioid use disorder. Every patient receives an integrated care plan that includes medication, personalized counseling referrals, and coordination with their full treatment team.
You can fax a referral to our secure fax line, use our online provider referral form, or have the patient call us directly. We will contact the patient within one business day and keep you informed of intake status.
Yes — with appropriate patient consent under 42 CFR Part 2. We welcome co-management and will share treatment summaries, medication changes, and clinical updates.
Yes. We evaluate each patient individually and can coordinate with prescribing providers on safe transitions from high-dose pain management to MAT where clinically appropriate.
Patients are expected to comply with our Patient Treatment Agreement, including random urine drug screens. We do not discharge patients for relapse but follow structured protocols for diversion concerns.
Contact & Location

Ready to take the first step?

Our team responds within one business day. All visits are in person at our Towson office.

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Address100 West Rd, Towson, MD 21204
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Phone(410) 000-0000
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Fax(410) 000-0001
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Emailinfo@vorahealth.com
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HoursMonday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
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