Comprehensive mental health and substance use disorder treatment, built around housing, family, and real people who show up. This is what that actually looks like — not a stock photo of it.
Most clinics treat a diagnosis. We treat a person who lives somewhere, with someone.
Care and housing, under one coordinated team.
- 01Mental health treatment and SUD recovery run on the same care plan, not two separate intake forms.
- 02Residential housing means your team already knows you when the day gets hard — no re-explaining your history.
- 03Family sessions are scheduled from day one, not added later as an afterthought.
- 04Same admissions coordinator start to finish — one person who actually knows your name.
Four connected programs, one coordinated team.
Real spaces, real work — mental health, substance use recovery, housing, and family, working together instead of in separate rooms.
Mental Health Treatment
Individual and group therapy, psychiatric care, and medication management.
Substance Use Recovery
Evidence-based SUD treatment paired with relapse-prevention planning.
Residential Housing
Community-based residential care in a real home setting.
Family Integration
Structured family sessions so your people are part of the plan.
Scroll to walk through the building
The front steps
Where residents unwind
One-on-one sessions
Group recovery work
Where the team coordinates
Where families reconnect
Real people, on call around the clock.
You'll meet more of the team once you're admitted — here's who's usually in the building.
From first call to move-in, here's the path.
You call, or we call you back
Reach out any time — an admissions coordinator responds within hours, usually the same day.
A short intake conversation
We ask about your situation, insurance, and what program fits — no long forms up front.
We build your plan together
Clinical, housing, and family pieces get mapped out before you ever arrive.
Move-in, within the week
Most residents are settled in within seven days of that first call.
A day inside HSM
What "not just a clinic" actually looks like
Families and residents, on what changed
The first place that treated my son and our whole family like we were on the same team.
This is the first program that felt like a home instead of a facility I was waiting to leave.
They coordinated everything. Nobody made me start over explaining my story each time.
Built by people who believe the home is part of the treatment plan.
— Maurice A. Byers Sr., Co-CEO
What families usually ask us first
What conditions do you treat?
We provide comprehensive mental health treatment alongside substance use disorder (SUD) care, including co-occurring conditions, inside a residential and outpatient setting.
Is housing included with treatment?
Yes — our community-based residential program combines supervised housing with your full clinical plan.
How is family involved?
Every plan includes structured family sessions and education, scheduled from day one.
How fast can someone be admitted?
Most intakes are scheduled within the same week of first contact — see the "how it works" timeline above.
Do you accept insurance?
We work with a range of insurance plans and can verify your coverage before your first visit.
We verify your benefits before your first visit and work with most major Maryland plans, plus self-pay options.
Let's talk about what you need — no waiting room required.
Reach out and an admissions coordinator will call you back, usually the same day. Everything you share stays confidential.