Hudson Behavioral Health

12/15/2025

We're pleased to announce that we have once again earned behavioral health accreditation from Joint Commission!

This accomplishment formally recognizes our ongoing commitment to meeting rigorous performance standards and delivering the safest, highest quality care to our patients.

Learn more on our website:

Hudson Behavioral Health has received the Gold Seal of Approval for Behavioral Health Care from the Joint Commission.

12/09/2025

Last week, members of Hudson’s leadership team took the trip out to Hagerstown to meet with and tour one of the most unique facilities around. Brooke's House offers 3.1 and recovery housing all while integrating social enterprise with their coffee and chocolate shop, as well as their thrift store.

We want to thank the team at Brooke’s House for welcoming us in and showing us all of the amazing work you are doing!

12/02/2025

This , your generosity can open the door to recovery. 💚

Our Scholarship Fund provides critical support for individuals seeking addiction treatment who have no insurance or resources — covering patient stays, essential medications, clothing, and so much more.

Donate today and help someone take their first step toward healing.
https://hudsonhealth.org/donate/

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, consider giving yourself permission to appreciate how far you’ve come, even if the road is still unfolding.

Our outpatient facility and administrative offices will be closed on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28. Admissions will still be available, call us anytime at 410-219-9000.

11/26/2025

Thanksgiving offers a unique opportunity to acknowledge growth and celebrate the progress being made today.

We’ve put this opportunity into action at the Corinthian House, one of our sober living homes in Delaware. Case Manager Vanessa Tucker has created a ‘Grateful Jar’ to encourage the residents of Corinthian to share their messages.

Head to our website to read more.

Recovery is a journey of rebuilding and rediscovery. Gratitude won’t solve every challenge, but it offers a steady light.

11/19/2025

Director of Marketing Alex Pullen recently appeared on the Local Lens show on PAC14 for a broad, conversational interview with Jenni Pastusak.

Watch the video or read the interview on our website:

Director of Marketing Alex Pullen is interviewed on the Local Lens show on PAC14.

11/13/2025

Yesterday, Hudson was grateful to host the first of many Grounds for Conversation events alongside the Wicomico County Health Department. It was a great morning filled with networking and collaboration. Thank you to all that attended!

10/22/2025

We had a wonderful time celebrating our 45th anniversary with our board members, staff and community partners! Read more about the milestone on our website:

https://hudsonhealth.org/hudson-behavioral-health-celebrates-45th-anniversary/

10/02/2025

We would like to show our appreciation to one of our great community partners. Oak Ridge Church and their members have gathered donations for us over the last month. These donations will go directly towards the care of the patients we serve. We appreciate the continued support from our friends at Oak Ridge!

09/25/2025

We would like to say thank you to SUN Behavioral Delaware for having us at their 3rd annual Butterfly Release Ceremony! It was a truly unique event that showcased strength and hope in the community. We love having amazing partners like SUN and we always appreciate their hospitality!

09/24/2025

This past weekend our Case Manager, Nicole, set up an information table at Georgetown’s Strength in Recovery event. We love connecting with our local community and sharing the great programs we offer with them!

09/22/2025

Recovery Month gives us the opportunity to shine a light on powerful stories of recovery, including the story of Vanessa Tucker, now a Case Manager at Hudson who lived at Tau House in Georgetown as she began her sober living journey.

Head to our website to read her inspiring story!

Vanessa Tucker shares her recovery journey and how it led her to working at Hudson Behavioral Health.