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Drug & Alcohol Detoxification Facilities in Michigan

Michigan has seen increases in many major drugs over the last decade. In 2017 alone, there were 524 meth labs that were seized in the state, which is a significant portion of all meth labs seized in the US that year. Cocaine remains a large problem in the state as well as heroin. In 2016, there were roughly 8 people who died of heroin overdoses out of every 100,000 residents. Organized crime is also a major issue that plagues the state, mostly due to the drug trade. There are a variety of Mexican cartels that operate drug trafficking networks within the state, and local distribution is handled mainly by the Bloods, Latinos, and Vice Lords gangs. All of that being said, there is still hope for recovery if someone is struggling with drug or alcohol addiction in Michigan. There are dozens of high-quality drug and alcohol detox centers all over the state. These facilities often provide the best chance for someone to safely and successfully quit using drugs or alcohol and to find their way into a life of long-term sobriety.

Michigan Addiction & Detox Statistics

  • Since 2003, no less than 90 percent of all poisonings to have occurred in Michigan involved some type of illicit drugs.
  • Like a number of other states, Michigan has a major problem with underage alcohol consumption. In 2008, there were 190,000 alcohol-related emergency room visits by individuals under the legal drinking age.
  • Due to the growing threat of opioid abuse, overdose deaths have increased significantly in Michigan. According to estimates, the past few years have seen an increase in overdose deaths by < href = "http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2016/03/07/mich-drug-overdose-deaths-up-14-heroin-painkillers-culprits/81442912/" title = "Michigan Statistic" rel = "nofollow">14 percent.
  • According to estimates, approximately 9 percent of the Michigan population is misusing or abusing mind-altering substances. This figure is slightly higher than the national average, which is approximately one in twelve individuals.
  • As is the case nationwide, Michigan is experiencing a major epidemic when it comes to heroin; however, the state also exhibits elevated rates of abuse of numerous other substances, including marijuana, prescription drugs, cocaine, alcohol, and crystal methamphetamine.

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216 Saint Marys Lake Road, Battle Creek, MI, 49017
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Paid by individual/cash-payments, Detox facility can accept private insurance, Access to recovery (ATR) voucher
  • Offers suboxone tapering/maintanence/detox
  • Offers inpatient detox services
  • Offers outpatient services
  • Offers detox programs for young adults
116 East 8th Street, Traverse City, MI, 49684
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Paid by individual/cash-payments, Medicaid, Detox facility can accept private insurance, Military insurance (e.g., TRICARE), Access to recovery (ATR) voucher
  • Offers inpatient detox services
  • Offers detox programs for young adults
747 East 8th Street, Traverse City, MI, 49686
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Paid by individual/cash-payments, Medicaid, Detox facility can accept private insurance, Access to recovery (ATR) voucher
  • Offers detox programs for young adults
2424 West Washington Street, Jackson, MI, 49203
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Paid by individual/cash-payments, Medicaid, Medicare, Non-Medicaid state-run plans, Detox facility can accept private insurance
  • Offers suboxone tapering/maintanence/detox
  • Offers inpatient detox services
  • Offers outpatient services
  • Offers detox programs for young adults
5331 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, MI, 48105
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Paid by individual/cash-payments, Medicare, Detox facility can accept private insurance
  • Offers naltrexone detoxification
  • Offers outpatient services
  • Offers detox programs for young adults
  • Specializes in caring for an individual in the LGBT community
6 Park Lane Boulevard, Dearborn, MI, 48126
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Paid by individual/cash-payments, Medicare, Non-Medicaid state-run plans, Detox facility can accept private insurance
  • Offers suboxone tapering/maintanence/detox
  • Offers naltrexone detoxification
  • Offers outpatient services
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STATE Detox Resources

  • Our Hope is a not-for-profit organization that seeks to help women who are suffering from addiction to achieve long-lasting recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction, and other mental health afflictions. In particular, the group provides referrals to a continuum of mental health services for women, addressing mental and emotional health needs as well as physical health and helping women to become strong, independent members of their communities. Our Hope also conducts reviews and issues accreditation for CARF International, a global organization of treatment providers that uphold high standards in mental health services.
  • The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, or MDHHS, is a state-run organization that has a major focus on mitigating the effects that addiction has had on communities throughout Michigan. Both online and in-person, this organization seeks to be an on-demand resource for anyone in need of information about alcohol or drug use, overdose, health risks from substance abuse, case management, social services, and many other types of needs.
  • Dawn Farm is a nonprofit, peer-run group of volunteers who want to make a difference in their communities when it comes to the many effects of addiction. The group has a strong focus on outreach and advocacy, often providing pamphlets and flyers containing valuable addiction-related information to members of communities. Dawn Farm also runs a community garden.

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