# Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc. Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc. is an opioid treatment provider in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. See what it offers and how to contact it. ## Details - Address: 2104 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Maryland, 21218, United States - Phone: [410-752-6080]() - Medication offered: Methadone - Setting: Clinic - Source of this row's facts: SAMHSA OTP directory, read 2026-10-07 ## Questions ### Where is Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc.? Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc. is at 2104 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Maryland, 21218, United States. ### How do I contact Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc.? To contact Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc., call 410-752-6080. ### How do I contact Institutes for Behavioral Resources, Inc.? Use the phone number or website on this page. If a fact looks wrong, write to hello@opioidtreatment.fyi and we will check it. ## Source From [US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Opioid Treatment Program directory](https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/locators/opioid-treatment-program-directory), license Public domain (work of the US federal government), checked 2026-10-07. Last updated October 7, 2026. ## Links - This opioid treatment provider on the [web page]() - [Methadone programmes in Baltimore]() - [Opioid treatment providers in Baltimore]() - [More opioid treatment providers in Baltimore]() > **Not medical advice.** This site is a directory of opioid treatment providers. It is not medical advice, and a listing is not an endorsement of any clinic. Talk to a doctor, pharmacist or other qualified clinician before you start, stop or change treatment. Listings can be out of date: confirm opening times and services with the provider before you travel. To report a mistake, write to hello@opioidtreatment.fyi. In an emergency call your local emergency number: 911 in the US and Canada (or call or text 988), 999 in the UK and Ireland (or call 111 in the UK, 112 in Ireland), 000 in Australia, 111 in New Zealand. For overdose, call emergency services first.