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MACS

Maryland Addiction Consultation Service (MACS)

1-855-337-MACS (6227)  |  Sign up for services

MACS provides support to prescribers and their practices in addressing the needs of their patients with substance use disorders and chronic pain management.


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For clinical questions, resources, and referral information

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Training opportunities and events

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Real-time, online learning sessions with expert specialist teams

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For practices looking to implement or expand office-based addiction treatment services

Upcoming Events & Trainings

22 Sep
PCSS Half & Half Waiver Training 8:30 am | Live, virtual CME event

Presented by Sarah Kattakuzhy, MD 
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24 Sep
Understanding the Opioid Epidemic: Providers’ Role in the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorders 12 pm | Live, virtual CME event

Presented by MACS Consultant, Eric Weintraub, MD 
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25 Sep
BHIPP Resilience Break - Youth and Substances: What's a Primary Care Provider to Do? 12:30 pm | Live CME webinar

BHIPP Resilience Break Recovery Month webinar, co-hosted by MACS
Presented by Marc Fishman, MD 
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6 Oct
PCSS Half & Half Waiver Training 8:00 am | Live, virtual CME event

Presented by MACS Consultant, Christopher Welsh, MD 
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9 Oct
Recovery Oriented Psychotherapy for Substance Use Disorders: Motivational Enhancement Therapy 12 pm | Live, virtual CME webinar

Presented by MACS Consultant, David McDuff, MD 
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News & Updates

First MACS publication: Program development and implementation outcomes

Opioid Use Disorders and Pregnancy webinar

MACS Monthly - September 2020 Newsletter Recovery Month Edition

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1-855-337-MACS (6227)
MACS@som.umaryland.edu

250 W. Pratt Street, Suite 750
Baltimore, MD 21201

The Maryland Addiction Consultation Service is administered by the University of Maryland School of Medicine and funded by the Maryland Department of Health, Behavioral Health Administration.