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Samaritan Inns at a Glance
Residential care in Washington, DC. Payment options listed: Medicaid.
Samaritan Inns is a residential substance use treatment program in Washington, with both short-term and long-term residential options for men. It serves adults, young adults, and seniors, including veterans, and offers treatment for co-occurring mental health needs, trauma, and people involved in the criminal justice system. Medication treatment with naltrexone is available, and the program accepts Medicaid.
Address and Directions for Samaritan Inns
Here is where Samaritan Inns is and how to reach it.
2523 14th Street NW, Washington, DC, 20009
Licensing Record and Status
The licensing details for this facility have not been independently confirmed. Ask the facility for its license information and check it with the licensing authority.
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What Samaritan Inns Offers
Here is what Samaritan Inns offers for care options, in plain terms.
Treatment Offered
- Substance use treatment
- Care for co-occurring mental health and substance use
- Residential (24-hour) care
- Short-term residential
- Long-term residential
- Naltrexone
- Trauma-informed care
Who It Serves
- Young adults
- Adults
- Seniors
- Men
- Men-only program
- Veterans
- People with justice system involvement
Ways to Pay
- Medicaid
Accreditation and Licensing
- Licensed, certified or accredited by the state
- CARF accreditation
Source: what the facility reported to SAMHSA's treatment locator. Confirm the details with the facility before visiting.
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