Anne Arundel is really three counties wearing one name: the Baltimore-facing north around Glen Burnie and Pasadena, the defense-and-commuter middle around Odenton, Crofton and Fort Meade, and the water-facing east around Annapolis and its peninsulas. What they share is motion. This is a county that commutes, and care that requires one more commute is care that gets skipped.
How the map works for you
From the north, our Baltimore office on Park Heights Avenue is a straight run up I-97 or Ritchie Highway. From the county’s west, Baltimore and Washington are both realistic, and the D.C. office serves the Fort Meade–Odenton corridor’s D.C.-facing commuters. From everywhere, including Arnold, Severna Park and the Broadneck peninsula. Secure video brings evaluation, medication follow-ups and therapy to wherever you already are. Annapolis itself has its own page.
Crisis coverage, county-wide
Everywhere in Anne Arundel County, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline answers calls and texts around the clock, free and confidentially; in immediate danger, call 911. For the care that prevents the next crisis, or follows one, request an appointment online or call during office hours.