Michigan Treatment Centers

Arbor Circle provides mental health counseling, substance use treatment, and family services in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for substance use recovery. A non-profit organization, Arbor Circle runs over 50 programs including specialized services for pregnant and parenting women, youth and young adults, veterans through Kent County correctional services, and school-based mental health. Arbor Circle accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

Enlightened Recovery provides substance use treatment in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with detoxification and residential programming designed to work together. The program addresses substance dependence alongside co-occurring mental health concerns, and accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Our Hope Association is a non-profit women's residential addiction treatment center in Grand Rapids that has worked with women for more than fifty years, since 1972. Its signature program is a 90-day long-term residential stay, and it gives priority to pregnant women and to mothers of minor children. Medicaid is accepted through Community Mental Health partners — a woman with Medicaid should contact her local CMH for approval before admission — and Kent County residents who are uninsured, on Medicaid or on the Kent Health Plan may qualify for financial assistance. Cigna, Medicare and state funding are also accepted.

Skywood Recovery in Augusta is a treatment facility and long-term rehab for men and women.

Harbor Hall Health Home provides residential substance use treatment in Petoskey, Michigan. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. Harbor Hall Health Home accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance.

Cedar Roots Recovery provides residential substance use treatment in Mason, Michigan. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. Cedar Roots Recovery accepts Medicare.

Samaritas is a Michigan human-services organization with more than 90 years of service, offering outpatient substance use treatment and detoxification services at its Belding location. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance.

Samaritas provides outpatient substance use treatment in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), individual and group counseling, and aftercare support. One of Michigan's largest faith-based human services organizations, Samaritas serves adults and families and accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private health insurance.

The Battle Creek VA Medical Center provides substance use intensive outpatient (IOP) services for veterans in Wyoming, Michigan. As a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facility, the program serves eligible veterans through individualized treatment plans and accepts VA benefits and private health insurance.

Recovery Center provides residential substance use treatment in Lansing, Michigan. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. Recovery Center accepts Medicare.

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Psychological Consultants of Michigan, P.C. offers intensive outpatient substance use and mental health treatment in Battle Creek, Michigan. The practice provides integrated addiction recovery and mental health services, including individual counseling and psychiatric care. Psychological Consultants of Michigan accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Oakdale Recovery Center, operated by Hegira Health, provides medically supervised detoxification and residential substance use treatment in Canton, Michigan. As part of Hegira Health's integrated behavioral health system, the program offers withdrawal management, individual and group therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and coordinated aftercare planning. Hegira Health serves adults across Wayne County and operates a walk-in behavioral health urgent care. Oakdale Recovery Center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, including TRICARE. Hegira Health is a nonprofit community mental health provider offering a continuum of services from crisis intervention through outpatient care.

The Christian Guidance Center is the residential substance use treatment and detox program of Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, a faith-based non-profit that has served Detroit's homeless and addicted communities since 1909 and now reaches more than 1,600 men, women and children a day. Treatment for men here sits inside one of the city's largest housing providers, so recovery is connected to shelter and continuing support rather than ending at discharge. DRMM is recognized by CARF and is an IRS-recognized tax-exempt organization. Medicaid, military insurance, state funding, public assistance and self-pay are accepted.

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.

Addiction Treatment Services provides a continuum of substance use disorder care in Traverse City, Michigan, including withdrawal management, residential treatment, recovery housing, and outpatient services. The organization publishes real-time open bed availability and offers rural outreach, virtual programming, and family support groups. Scholarships are available for those unable to pay.

Nova Counseling Associates Inc provides residential substance use treatment in Big Rapids, Michigan. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. Nova Counseling Associates Inc accepts private insurance.

Bear River Health runs withdrawal management, residential treatment, partial hospitalization and outpatient care across northern Michigan, with gender-separated campuses — men at Walloon Lake and Boyne Falls, women at Gaylord — and an admissions center at Boyne Falls. Medical staff are on site 24 hours and work to SAMHSA evidence-based protocols, and the program is accredited by The Joint Commission. Its medication-assisted treatment covers all FDA-approved medications except methadone, which is worth knowing before applying if methadone is what you are stabilized on. Michigan Medicaid is accepted from specific counties and regions, with navigators who help clients apply; people who do not qualify can self-pay or be assessed for income-based payment. Medicare, private and military insurance and state funding are also accepted.

Ten16 Recovery Network has served Mid-Michigan since 1979, offering intensive outpatient and outpatient addiction treatment and recovery support services. The Big Rapids program accepts Medicare and private insurance, with financial assistance available.

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