Open Arms Recovery Center · Hanover, PA

Recovery is Possible!!

You do not have to do this alone — we will welcome you with open arms.

If there is immediate danger

Get urgent help first.

If someone may hurt themselves or another person, has overdosed, cannot be awakened, or needs immediate medical attention, call 911 now.

Nearby emergency departments

If you need a hospital, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

These hospitals serve the Hanover area and nearby Pennsylvania and Maryland communities. Do not delay emergency care to compare locations, and call 911 when someone is in immediate danger or cannot safely travel.

Practical support after the first call

Find the resource you need next.

When the immediate danger has passed, these pages can help with food, housing, transportation, medical care, benefits, recovery support, and guidance for someone you love.

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211 Crisis Information

Local crisis lines, shelter, utilities, transportation, and referrals.

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Narcan in Pennsylvania and Maryland

How to get naloxone quickly in either state through pharmacies, standing orders, and local programs.

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Food Stamps & Public Assistance

SNAP, Medicaid, cash assistance, utility relief, and benefits support.

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Housing & Shelter

Emergency shelter, housing stability, and rapid rehousing referrals.

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Transportation Support

Transit and medical ride options for essential appointments and needs.

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Food Assistance

Food pantries, meal programs, groceries, and short-term food support.

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Medical Assistance

Coverage, clinics, prescriptions, and follow-up care options.

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Local Recovery Support

Peer meetings, recovery groups, family support, and local connections.

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Support Someone

Conversation guidance and boundaries for supporting someone you love.

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Articles & Guidance

Practical recovery and family-support guidance for the next step.

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You do not have to navigate this alone

For treatment questions or help thinking through a next step, contact Open Arms when it is safe to do so.

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