Our court-approved Alcohol & Drugs Programs for DUI/DWI cases include education and treatment options.
All participants must complete an evaluation to determinate wich program you qualifed for (12 hours or 26 sessions)
A certificate of completion is issued upon successful completion.
Our MVA/MDOT Certified Programs meet all Maryland requirements and
include online education with in-person testing.
Certificates are issued upon successful completion in accordance with
MVA guidelines.
Our Anger Management Program helps individuals develop healthy
coping strategies, improve emotional control, and address the root causes
of anger.
This program is available for court-mandated, probation-required, or
voluntary participation and includes certified documentation upon
completion.
Our Lab Testing services provide reliable, court-accepted alcohol and drug screening for legal, clinical, workplace, and personal requirements.
All testing is conducted in accordance with established procedures and processed through certified laboratories to ensure accurate results and proper documentation.
Montgomery Village
19630 Club House Road Suite # 715
Montgomery Village, MD 20886
Kensington
3821 Farragut Ave
Kensington, MD 20895
College Park
7100 Baltimore Avenue Suite 100-105
College Park, MD 20742
Suitland
5210 Auth Road Suite # 100
Suitland, MD 20746
Our Zoom Meetings schedule provides the available online class times for
participants enrolled in the 12-Hour Alcohol & Drugs Education Program
and the 26-Session Alcohol & Drugs Treatment Program.
Classes are conducted live via Zoom and follow the official program
schedule.
Our Articles provide educational content focused on responsible decisionmaking,
emotional awareness, and substance use prevention.
These resources are designed to support personal growth, self-control, and
informed choices in everyday life.
Find answers to common questions about Maryland state-certified DUI
programs, including court approval, MVA requirements, program length,
online options, and certification.
Learn more about our alcohol and drug rehabilitation services, including
treatment options, confidentiality, program length, insurance, and
recovery support.
Get answers to general and administrative questions, including required
documents, appointments, certificates, insurance, and out-of-state
services.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Court-approved evaluations, education, and treatment programs designed to meet DUI/DWI requirements in Maryland.
DUI State-Certified Program Questions
Find answers to common questions about Maryland state-certified DUI programs, including court approval, MVA requirements, program length, online options, and certification.
What is a DUI State-Certified Program?
A state-certified DUI program in Maryland provides education and/or treatment for individuals with alcohol- or drug-related driving offenses. It meets all Maryland Department of Health and MVA requirements.
Who needs to take this program?
Anyone convicted of DUI/DWI in Maryland or another state; individuals referred by a judge, probation officer, or attorney; drivers required by the MVA for license reinstatement; or those advised by legal counsel to complete it before court.
Is the program recognized by the court and MVA?
Yes. Ryan Rehabilitation’s program is certified by the Maryland Department of Health and accepted by Maryland courts and the MVA.
What does the program include?
Alcohol and drug education (6–12 hours), substance use assessments, group and individual counseling, progress monitoring and documentation, and official completion reports sent to the referring authority.
How long will it take?
Education track: 6–12 classroom hours over several sessions. Treatment track: 6–26+ weeks based on assessment results and legal requirements.
Can I complete the program online?
Yes, Maryland allows telehealth participation via HIPAA-compliant platforms.
What happens if I miss a class?
You must make up any missed sessions. Excessive absences may delay completion and affect compliance.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary based on program type and length. Payment plans may be available.
Will this program clear my record?
Completing the program does not erase the charge, but it may help meet court/MVA requirements, improve your legal outcome, or assist with license reinstatement.
How do I enroll?
Schedule an intake assessment, bring any referral documents and photo ID, complete enrollment forms, and arrange payment.
What is alcohol and drug rehabilitation?
Rehabilitation is a structured program to help individuals recover from substance use disorders through counseling, education, and support.
Do I need treatment or just education?
An assessment by a licensed clinician will determine whether you need education only or a more intensive treatment plan.
What types of treatment do you offer?
Outpatient counseling (individual and group), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), relapse prevention, aftercare support, and telehealth sessions.
How long is treatment?
Treatment length is based on your needs and progress — it may range from a few weeks to several months.
Is treatment confidential?
Yes. All services comply with HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 federal privacy laws.
Do you treat both alcohol and drug issues?
Yes. We treat alcohol, prescription drug misuse, and illicit substance use disorders.
Can I keep working while in treatment?
Yes. Outpatient and telehealth options are designed to fit around work schedules.
Is family involved in the process?
Family involvement can be part of the program if you wish, and is encouraged in many cases.
What if I relapse during treatment?
Relapse is treated as part of the recovery process. We will work with you to adjust your treatment plan and increase support.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept many insurance plans and can assist with verifying your coverage.
What is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?
An IOP provides structured therapy sessions multiple times per week, focusing on education, coping skills, and relapse prevention without requiring overnight stays.
What happens after I complete treatment?
You will receive a discharge plan, which may include aftercare groups, ongoing counseling, and support resources.
Alcohol & Drug Rehab Questions
Learn more about our alcohol and drug rehabilitation services, including treatment options, confidentiality, program length, insurance, and recovery support.
Administrative Questions
Get answers to general and administrative questions, including required documents, appointments, certificates, insurance, and out-of-state services.
What do I need to bring to my first appointment?
Photo ID, referral paperwork (if applicable), proof of insurance (if using), and court or MVA requirements.
What if I live outside Maryland?
We can coordinate with approved programs in your home state or provide telehealth options when allowed.
How do I prove I completed the program?
Upon completion, a report is sent to the court, MVA, or probation officer, and you will receive a copy for your records.
Do you offer interpreter services?
Yes, interpreter services can be arranged with notice.
What if I have both legal and personal reasons for treatment?
We can design a plan that meets both court requirements and your personal recovery goals.