FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Our walk-in appointments are generally scheduled between the hours listed below for each site, however, we recommend to clients wishing to make an appointment that they attend our locations as early as possible in order to secure an appointment for the same day, as appointments are limited in number.
Substance Abuse walk-in hours are:
- Monday through Friday, 11am to 2pm at Charlotte Hall
- Monday through Friday, 11am to 2pm at Lexington Park
- Monday through Friday, 1pm – 3pm at Waldorf
Mental Health walk-in hours are:
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10am – 12 noon at Lexington Park
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10am – 12 noon at Waldorf
The following items are required (if applicable) to enter treatment:
- Medical Assistance and/or other insurance card(s)
- Prescription medication in prescription bottle with matching, affixed prescription label
- Personal hygiene items including soap, deodorant, shampoo, toothbrush, razor, shower shoes and shaving cream
- Enough clothing for 7 days (laundry available)
Clients are allowed to bring a maximum $25.00 cash with them to treatment.
You may not bring the following with you to inpatient treatment:
- Over-the-counter medications
- Perfume/cologne
- Nail polish
- Aerosol cans
- Glass bottles
- Any item on which alcohol is identified as the first four ingredients in the content list
- Electronics
- Religious, spiritual or recovery-related print material
- Opened tobacco products
- Any sharp objects
- A personal vehicle
- Food/beverage
- Sleeveless shirts
- Spandex or form-fitting material
- Short shorts
- Short skirts/dresses
- Tube tops
- Half-shirts
- Any clothing item that promotes drugs, alcohol, violence, sex, gang affiliation via text and/or graphics
- Any item that staff deems offensive or inappropriate
- Laundry facilities and detergent
- Bed linens, pillows, and blankets
- Towels
- Three meals per day
- Beverages and snacks
- Lounge time
- Private/individual shower stalls
“I thank God for Walden.”
“Walden treats each other like family and had an ear open at all times.”
“There is no other treatment program I could have asked to help me succeed.”
“All the staff has been incredible on my long road to recovery.”