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Addiction Treatment in Baltimore Maryland.Baltimore Substance Abuse System (BSAS) was created by the Baltimore Health Department in 1990. Since that time they have become the substance abuse authority in the city. Since 1996, funding from the Abell Foundation, the Robert Wood Johnson...