Guest House Inc
- - -, Lake Orion
Payment types: Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: CARF (SAMHSA-reported)
Snapshot of November 13, 2026 · SAMHSA
Medical detox in Michigan
Detox: the usual first stage of care. Withdrawal is monitored and eased by staff. Unsupervised quitting after heavy drinking: can be dangerous. 59 listings in Michigan offer this, per SAMHSA.
Needed for the call: 1 ZIP code, 1 insurance card (the caller's or a family member's). Referral line: paid. Answered by a partner; listed programs do not answer it.
Detox centers in Michigan
12 of 58 programs (59 SAMHSA listings for 58 programs: sites of one organization share a card), per SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov as of November 13, 2026. Sort: programs with more SAMHSA-reported services on top, others A–Z. Listing is free for programs; the referral line is paid for by a partner. Listing method.
Visible: 12 / 12
No starting point yet? Call (231) 422-3921 Referral line: paid. Answered by a partner; listed programs do not answer it.
Rushton Recovery
South Lyon, MI 48178 (street address not published by SAMHSA)
Payment types: Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: Joint Commission (SAMHSA-reported)
Henry Ford Brighton Center for Recovery
12851 Grand River Road, Brighton
Payment types: Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: Joint Commission (SAMHSA-reported)
Henry Ford Maplegrove Center
6773 West Maple Road, West Bloomfield
Payment types: Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: Joint Commission (SAMHSA-reported)
Battle Creek VAMC
5838 Metro Way SW, Wyoming
Payment types: Private insurance (commercial) · TRICARE
Accreditation: Joint Commission (SAMHSA-reported)
Salvation Army Harbor Light Center
3250 North Monroe Street, Monroe
Payment types: Medicaid · Sliding-scale fee
Accreditation: CARF (SAMHSA-reported)
Samaritas
420 Covered Village Mall, Belding
Payment types: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Samaritas
2450 Van Ommen Drive, Holland
Payment types: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Samaritas
128 South Cochran Avenue, Charlotte
Payment types: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Eastside Outpatient Services
445 East Sherman Boulevard, Muskegon
Payment types: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: CARF (SAMHSA-reported)
Harbortown Treatment Center LLC
1022 East Main Street, Benton Harbor
Payment types: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: CARF (SAMHSA-reported)
OnPoint
540 Jenner Drive, Allegan
Payment types: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance (commercial)
Accreditation: CARF (SAMHSA-reported)
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Answer in brief
59 facilities in Michigan offer medical detox, per SAMHSA (November 13, 2026)[1]. Largest counts: Detroit (5), Kalamazoo (3) and Brighton (2). Medicaid accepted: 81%. Sliding fee scale: 23.
Key figures
- Coverage: 42 cities, 23 counties.
- CARF-accredited: 31. Joint Commission-accredited: 19.
- Teens accepted: 10. Veterans programs: 26.
- Non-profit-run: 29.
Populations served
10serve children and teens
59 facilities. Children and teens: 10. Veteran programs: 26. Spanish services: 5.
Age range
Top entries: Young Adults (59 of 59), Seniors (57 of 59) and Adults (55 of 59).
Group-specific programs
Top entries: Dual diagnosis (mental health + substance use) (42 of 59), Clients who have experienced trauma (41 of 59) and Adult women (36 of 59).
Non-English languages
Top entries: Deaf and hard-of-hearing: sign language services (44 of 59), Other languages (excluding Spanish) (6 of 59) and Spanish (5 of 59).
Settings and aftercare
Self-reported by programs: care settings and post-discharge support.
Settings
Top entries: Outpatient (43 of 59), Outpatient medication treatment: naltrexone, methadone or buprenorphine (39 of 59) and Regular outpatient treatment (36 of 59).
Aftercare
Top entries: Housing services (51 of 59), Mentoring/peer support (48 of 59) and Assistance with obtaining social services (47 of 59).
Opioid medications
Top entries: Buprenorphine used in Treatment (57 of 59), Naltrexone used in Treatment (52 of 59) and Methadone used in Treatment (20 of 59).
Therapies
Top entries: Relapse prevention (56 of 59), Substance use disorder counseling (56 of 59) and Motivational interviewing (55 of 59).
Locations in Michigan
| City | Has this care | All listings |
|---|---|---|
| Detroit | 5 | 40 |
| Kalamazoo | 3 | 9 |
| Brighton | 2 | 4 |
| Flint | 2 | 17 |
| Grand Rapids | 2 | 20 |
| Highland Park | 2 | 4 |
| Jackson | 2 | 5 |
| Lansing | 2 | 12 |
| Livonia | 2 | 7 |
| Monroe | 2 | 5 |
| Pontiac | 2 | 5 |
| Sault Sainte Marie | 2 | 4 |
| Walled Lake | 2 | 3 |
| Allegan | 1 | 2 |
| Alpena | 1 | 4 |
Map: 59 Michigan facilities with medical detox, loading on scroll
Cities by count
Counties by count
Detox by substance type
| Substance type | Listings |
|---|---|
| Opioids | 58 |
| Alcohol | 44 |
| Benzodiazepines | 33 |
| Methamphetamines | 28 |
| Cocaine | 26 |
No starting point yet?
5 of the 59 are in Detroit. Contact any program yourself, or call the referral line below.
Referral line: paid. Answered by a partner; listed programs do not answer it.
medical detox: cost and insurance
81%accept Healthy Michigan Plan
Of the 59 facilities, 48 accept Medicaid, 47 private insurance and 23 use a sliding fee scale. Your share: run a program's quote through the cost calculator.
Free detox in Michigan: what listings show
Listings stating detox is free for everyone: 0. Income-based pricing: 23 of 59 facilities. Public money (county, state or federal) for the uninsured: 49. SAMHSA block grants: 33. Uninsured: start with these; see low-cost programs.
Payment types
Ownership
County-by-county distance to medical detox
39counties where the closest medical detox is 30+ miles away
Method: straight-line miles from each of Michigan's 83 county centers to the nearest listing offering medical detox. Median: 28.8 miles. Counties over 30 miles: 39.
Longest distances by county
| County | Nearest, miles |
|---|---|
| Gogebic County | 235.1 |
| Ontonagon County | 228.0 |
| Houghton County | 205.1 |
| Keweenaw County | 196.8 |
| Baraga County | 188.9 |
| Iron County | 172.7 |
| Marquette County | 152.4 |
| Dickinson County | 140.1 |
Picking a program: criteria
Program selection criteria, Michigan medical detox (5 signs, counted)
5 SAMHSA quality signs; count of Michigan medical detox programs reporting each in SAMHSA listings:
- 49of 59 listings
License and accreditation
CARF or Joint Commission accreditation: 49 of 59 Michigan medical detox listings. State license: ask separately; MDHHS is the licensing agency.
- 59of 59 listings
FDA-approved medication offered?
59 of 59 list opioid or alcohol use medication (e.g., buprenorphine, naltrexone, methadone).
- 57of 59 listings
Evidence-based therapy
Contingency management, motivational interviewing or cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): 57 of 59.
- 0of 59 listings
Family involvement
0 of 59: couples or family therapy listed.
- 54of 59 listings
Post-treatment support
54 of 59 list post-discharge recovery support (e.g., peer support, housing help).
Licensing, accreditation
Detox settings in Michigan: outpatient vs. inpatient
35listings offer outpatient detox
59 detox listings in total. 35 run outpatient detox — home overnight, program visits, often daily early on; 23 run residential detox — 24-hour stay on site; 6 run hospital inpatient detox — hospital unit with medical staff present. 3 combine outpatient with live-in detox, so a switch between the two stays inside one program.
| Detox setting | Listings | Top cities |
|---|---|---|
| Outpatient detox | 35 | Detroit (3), Flint (2) and Highland Park (2) |
| Residential detox | 23 | Detroit (3), Kalamazoo (2) and Sault Sainte Marie (2) |
| Hospital inpatient detox | 6 | Brighton (1), Clare (1) and Detroit (1) |
Setting by withdrawal severity
Mild to moderate withdrawal: outpatient treatment is often possible. Conditions: someone stays with you; daily provider visits until stable.[4] Moderate to severe withdrawal: may require hospital care or a facility equipped for it, with vital-sign checks and monitoring for delirium tremens.[4] Severity unclear? Request an assessment from the program before choosing.
Setting still unclear? Call (231) 422-3921 Referral line: paid. Answered by a partner; listed programs do not answer it.
Medical detox: definition and duration
Scope of detox: withdrawal only, not the addiction itself. Longer care afterward: needed by most people.[5]
| Substance type | Onset | Course |
|---|---|---|
| Alcohol | Typically under 8 hours after the final drink; sometimes days later | Peak: 24–72 hours; some symptoms persist for weeks |
| Heroin, other short-acting opioids | Typically under 12 hours after last use | Not life-threatening, though very uncomfortable |
| Methadone | Typically under 30 hours after last dose | Onset later than heroin |
Source for timing: MedlinePlus (NIH).[4][5]
Alcohol detox
Long-term heavy drinking, stopped suddenly: nausea, racing heart and seizures are possible.[6] Severe form: delirium tremens, with confusion, fever, hallucinations.[4] Medical management: sedatives, plus close blood pressure and heart rate checks.[4] Alcohol detox: 44 of 59 listings in Michigan.
Opioid detox
Withdrawal relief: methadone, buprenorphine. Buprenorphine may shorten detox too.[5] Buprenorphine: 57 of 59 listings. Methadone: 20. Routine medication during detox: 53.
Post-detox
Next step, decided before starting: counseling, intensive outpatient, residential care or medication.[5] Residential care also at 27 of these facilities; intensive outpatient at 24 — one team throughout. Coverage pages: inpatient rehab and outpatient programs.
By city: all 58 detox programs, Michigan
Scope: each program listing detox with SAMHSA (November 13, 2026). Columns: detox setting and Healthy Michigan Plan acceptance. One row per organization per city: 59 listings, 58 rows. Program page: address, services, nearby options.
Data sources
- SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov: 59 medical detox listings plus all counts here; snapshot November 13, 2026
- Michigan Department of Health and Human Services: state licensing of the 59 facilities
- Healthy Michigan Plan: coverage rules; 48 of the 59 take it
- Alcohol withdrawal — MedlinePlus (NIH)
- Opiate and opioid withdrawal — MedlinePlus (NIH)
- Treatment for alcohol problems — NIAAA
- National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA): Alcohol Treatment Navigator
- Drug addiction treatment approaches — NIDA
- Substance use disorder medications — SAMHSA
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): overdose prevention
Checked November 13, 2026 against the sources above; Michigan Rehab data desk. Methods.
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Medical detox in Michigan, answered
FAQ
Michigan: count of facilities with medical detox?
59 of 451 Michigan addiction treatment facilities offer medical detox (SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov locator, November 13, 2026).
Full answer
Coverage: 42 cities, 23 counties. Top 15 cities: see the table on this page. Ownership of the 59: non-profit 29, government agency or VA 1.
Michigan: which city leads?
Detroit has the most, with 5, followed by Kalamazoo (3), Brighton (2) and Flint (2).
Full answer
Top county: Oakland County (11). 37 other cities: at least one each; the directory of all 451 centers covers every one.
Is it covered by Medicaid?
Usually. Healthy Michigan Plan is accepted by 48 of 59 facilities; Medicare by 40, private insurance by 47.
Full answer
Without coverage, 23 of them price by income, and 49 take public funds. Most Healthy Michigan Plan programs: Detroit (3). Plans billed by each of the 48: confirm with the program, or dial the referral line (paid; answered by a referral partner).
Are there medical detox programs for teens, veterans or Spanish speakers?
10 of the 59 accept children and adolescents, 26 run programs for veterans and 5 offer services in Spanish; 27 take clients referred by a court. Teen programs taking Healthy Michigan Plan: 7 of 10. Veterans programs taking TRICARE: 12 of 26. Best fit among the 59 unclear? Contact a program, or dial the referral line (paid; answered by a referral partner).
Detox length: how long?
Depends on substance and amount used.
Full answer
Alcohol: onset typically under 8 hours after the final drink; peak at 24–72 hours; some symptoms persist for weeks. Opioids: onset roughly 12 hours from the final heroin dose, roughly 30 hours from methadone; buprenorphine can shorten it. Addiction treatment itself typically follows detox.
Is outpatient detox possible?
Often yes, for mild to moderate withdrawal with someone staying with you. Outpatient detox: 35 of 59 Michigan listings.
Full answer
Moderate or severe withdrawal: a hospital or another treating facility may be needed. Both settings: 3 facilities here.
Compared with other care: medical detox
Detox: the usual first stage of care.
Full answer
Withdrawal is monitored and eased by staff. Unsupervised quitting after heavy drinking: can be dangerous. For comparison: inpatient & residential rehab and outpatient, IOP & PHP; residential care at 27 of these 59, outpatient care at 43. Co-occurring mental health treatment: 44 of 59.
Undecided on medical detox? Call (231) 422-3921 Referral line: paid. Answered by a partner; listed programs do not answer it.