FPCI Competitors

At Banyan Treatment Centers, we provide compassionate, evidence-based addiction and mental health treatment through a nationally recognized network of 17 facilities across the United States. Our full continuum of care supports individuals at every stage of recovery and includes medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient programming (IOP), virtual care programs, and specialized mental health services. We believe recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Our multidisciplinary teams of master’s-level clinicians, licensed professionals, and doctoral-level providers develop personalized treatment plans that address the mind, body, and spirit, helping individuals build a strong foundation for long-term healing and stability. Beyond treatment, Banyan is a community dedicated to restoring hope and rebuilding lives. Through personalized care, clinical excellence, education, and strong support systems, we empower individuals and families to move forward with confidence and purpose. Our mission is simple: to help people overcome addiction and mental health challenges and create a path toward lasting recovery.

CBH Care provides community-based mental and behavioral health services in Northern New Jersey treating individuals, families and providing mental health resources to communities.

1 in 41 people, ages 13 and over, are HIV+ in Baltimore City. In 4 zip codes, that rate is closer to 1 in 20 people. In 2006, Central Presbyterian and Grace Fellowship in Timonium were awakened to the HIV/AIDS epidemic and joined hands to respond, founding HopeSprings. Since then, HopeSprings has been equipping and engaging volunteers from 60+ churches to respond to the HIV epidemic in Baltimore serving over 16,000 hours. Through our network of churches, we train volunteers to serve our HIV infected brothers and sisters and partner with local HIV service providers such as AIRS, Moveable Feast and the JACQUES Initiative, an HIV clinic at the University of Maryland’s Institute of Human Virology. Volunteers have the opportunity to serve in many different ways including assisting in testing and linkage to care efforts, meal delivery and assistance, providing tables of people around our brothers and sisters struggling to remain in care or with medication adherence, and providing life skills and mentoring training. Even if you are not infected, we are all affected; either way, you are loved.