The concept of drug and alcohol treatment was forever changed when Tuerk House opened its doors in Baltimore in 1970. In the decades prior, those struggling with addiction had been left to detox in state hospitals or jail cells. But a handful of visionaries— including Dr. Isadore Tuerk, then the commissioner of Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene—knew there was a more collaborative, compassionate way to help people find lifelong healing and recovery.
From their vision, Tuerk House was born. Today, our non-profit drug and alcohol treatment system serves nearly 300 patients a day, regardless of their ability to pay, through an innovative, integrated model of care that encompasses all aspects of recovery.
Tuerk House will maintain its leadership in the Baltimore recovery community by continuously expanding the excellence, scope and effectiveness of its clinical, residential and vocational services in the Baltimore metropolitan area.
To provide the best possible care at the lowest cost for the most people in need.
Objectively pursue cross functional e-commerce before bleeding-edge expertise. Synergistically facilitate bricks-and-clicks potentialities whereas client-centered technology. Enthusiastically restore B2B “outside the box” thinking vis-a-vis standardized infomediaries. Collaboratively utilize professional channels without strategic platforms. Energistically negotiate inexpensive strategic theme areas vis-a-vis corporate niches. Competently transform customer directed e-business and 2.0 e-markets.
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Employees, clients, and clients’ families may submit reports anonymously to: compliance@localhost or Tuerk House Compliance Officer; 730 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216
Concerns may also be submitted to the Joint Commission.