Michigan Outpatient Rehabs

The Cass County community mental health authority operates as Woodlands Behavioral Healthcare Network from its site on M-60 East in Cassopolis, providing adult and children's mental health services alongside substance use services that are open to adolescents and adults. A toll-free access line (1-800-323-0335, TTY 711) is published for people seeking care, and the network publishes Medicaid renewal guidance for clients who must requalify annually. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted along with private insurance, military insurance and state funding, and payment assistance is available.

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services operates the Kalamazoo Clinic at 1530 Nichols Road, providing therapy, psychiatry and addiction treatment in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The clinic offers outpatient appointments for mental health and substance use and accepts Medicaid and most major insurance plans.

Great Lakes Recovery Centers Inc provides residential addiction treatment in Iron Mountain, Michigan. The organization operates multiple facilities across Michigan's Upper Peninsula, offering structured recovery programming that includes individual and group counseling, life skills development, and aftercare planning.

Arbor Circle is a West Michigan nonprofit providing outpatient counseling, substance use treatment, and youth and family services across five counties. Its Muskegon-area office at 427 Seminole Road in Norton Shores offers local access to the organization's programs.

Phoenix House is a nonprofit substance abuse treatment provider in Calumet, Michigan, serving the Western Upper Peninsula since 1973. Its Calumet location offers a men's residential program, substance abuse assessments, and outpatient counseling.

Victory Clinical Services provides intensive outpatient (IOP) substance use treatment and medication-assisted treatment in Michigan, specializing in opioid use disorder. The program offers methadone and buprenorphine maintenance alongside individual and group counseling. Victory Clinical Services accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance.

Riverwood Center, operated by the Berrien Mental Health Authority, provides outpatient mental health and substance use treatment at its Benton Harbor main office. The CARF-accredited Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic offers therapy, psychiatric services, crisis intervention, and a sliding fee scale.

Reach for Recovery's Holland location offers intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient addiction treatment, with residential treatment and medication-assisted treatment available across the organization. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Reach accepts Medicare, Medicaid, most commercial insurance, and self-pay, and offers a sliding fee scale based on income — it does not turn anyone away for inability to pay.

Great Lakes Recovery Centers is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization serving Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Its Ironwood location offers intensive outpatient, regular outpatient, and telehealth treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, while the wider organization provides residential care, physician-led medication-assisted treatment, and programs for children, adolescents, and veterans. The program accepts Medicare and private insurance, with a sliding fee scale available.

Harbor Hall has provided addiction treatment in northern Michigan as a non-profit since 1974, with its main campus at 704 Emmet Street in Petoskey and a second clinic in Cheboygan. Care runs from residential treatment and withdrawal management through intensive outpatient groups, an office-based opioid treatment (OBOT) service and a dedicated Health Professionals Recovery Program, with women's services built around the provider's view that women's treatment needs differ from traditional programming. Clinical staff are licensed or certified through the Michigan Certification Board of Addiction Professionals, and the organization says it accepts most commercial insurance, Medicaid and self-pay; Medicare is also recorded for this location.

Alcohol and Chemical Abuse Consultants (ACAC) provides outpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment in Muskegon, Michigan, from two locations. Its master's-level therapists combine counseling with medication-assisted treatment using Suboxone, and the practice specializes in driver's license and court-ordered substance use evaluations. ACAC accepts Medicaid (including Meridian and McLaren plans), Medicare, and private insurance such as Blue Cross Blue Shield, Priority Health, and Cigna.

Wedgwood Christian Services is a non-profit behavioral health organization based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, offering outpatient substance use and mental health treatment for children, adolescents and adults. Founded in 1960, the organization provides individual and group counseling with a faith-informed approach, serving the West Michigan community. Wedgwood accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, and is a contracted provider with the MIChild and Healthy Michigan Plan.

Riverwood Center's Niles Office at 24 N. St. Joseph Avenue provides outpatient mental health and substance use services for Berrien County residents. Operated by the Berrien Mental Health Authority, the CARF-accredited organization uses a sliding fee schedule and runs a 24/7 crisis line.

Van Buren Community Mental Health (VBCMH) is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) in Paw Paw, Michigan, serving Van Buren County residents of all ages with outpatient, home-based, and school-based behavioral health and substance use services, plus a 24/7 crisis line. Care covers serious mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, serious emotional disturbance, and substance use disorders, with a dedicated Veteran Navigator program. VBCMH accepts Medicaid and Medicare and offers a sliding fee scale based on family size and income, with no one denied services for inability to pay.

Addiction Treatment Services is a Traverse City non-profit whose 1010 South Garfield Avenue site provides walk-in access, outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment and a health clinic for women, while its men's residential program runs at Dakoske Hall nearby. The organization says admissions to its women's residential program are paused while it consolidates into a single new treatment facility, and it continues withdrawal management, recovery housing, rural outreach, virtual groups and family support alongside case management and individual therapy. Medicaid and Medicare are both recorded as accepted here, together with private and military insurance and self-pay.

KPEP (Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement Program) provides residential and non-residential reentry services for adult offenders as a community-based alternative to incarceration in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The program partners with law enforcement, corrections, the Bureau of Prisons, and circuit courts to offer transitional housing, work release, and cognitive behavioral therapy in a structured environment focused on accountability and personal responsibility. KPEP accepts Medicare and self-pay. The organization operates facilities in Kalamazoo, Muskegon, and Battle Creek.

Eastside Outpatient Services provides medically supervised outpatient detoxification and substance use treatment in Muskegon, Michigan. Founded in 2005 in Berrien County, the program has been addressing the opioid epidemic for over 20 years with a team of nurses, counselors, and peer recovery coaches at 445 East Sherman Boulevard. Eastside Outpatient Services accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, military insurance, and state-financed health plans.

Samaritas is a Michigan social services non-profit with more than ninety years of history, and its Holland site on Van Ommen Drive provides intensive outpatient substance use treatment. Its behavioral health work is trauma-informed and integrated — counseling and crisis support alongside addiction treatment — and sits within an organization that also places more foster children and completes more domestic adoptions than any other non-profit in the state. Samaritas describes its work as serving people as an expression of the love of Christ, which is worth knowing if that framing matters to you either way. The program takes Medicaid, Medicare and private or military insurance.

Sanford West Behavioral Health Campus is the residential campus of Sanford Behavioral Health, which Rae and David Green established in 2015 as a ten-bed women's facility in Grand Rapids and which is now licensed and accredited to treat substance use disorders, eating disorders and mental health conditions. Care is led by a psychiatrist-directed medical and clinical team offering medication-assisted and evidence-based treatment across residential, outpatient and telehealth settings, with a family program and alumni support, and the organization runs J.O.H.N. (Just One Hero Needed), a residential program exclusively for veterans and first responders aged 18 and over. Private insurance is accepted, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Humana and Magellan, alongside self-pay.

Barry County Community Mental Health Authority, known locally as Barry County Recovery, is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic at 500 Barfield Drive in Hastings, providing adult services, children's services and substance use disorder treatment including outpatient and intensive outpatient care. The authority states plainly that no one will be denied access to services because of an inability to pay and that a discounted sliding fee schedule based on family size and income is available; Medicaid and Medicare are both accepted, along with private and military insurance and payment assistance. It is accredited by CARF, is a member of the Southwest Michigan Behavioral Health regional entity, runs a 24-hour crisis line, and offers language assistance including Spanish, Braille and audio formats.