Maryland HB1249 prohibits certified recovery residences from refusing services to individuals receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use.
Maryland HB1249 amends the Health-General Article to establish requirements for certified recovery residences, which provide alcohol-free and drug-free housing for individuals with substance-related disorders. The bill prohibits these residences from refusing services to individuals receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder or requiring them to cease or modify their treatment as a condition for receiving services.
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