About
About Harbor Hall
Harbor Hall has anchored substance use treatment in Northern Michigan for more than four decades, operating its main campus at 704 Emmet Street in Petoskey. The program is accredited by CARF and provides a full continuum of care: medical detoxification through its Withdrawal Management service, residential treatment for clients who benefit from a 24/7 therapeutic environment, outpatient and intensive outpatient programming, and a Transitional Living Facility that bridges the gap between inpatient discharge and full independent living. Office-Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT) integrates medication-assisted care for opioid use disorder.
The clinical leadership team includes Medical Director Eugene Wang, D.O., Clinical Director JoAnne Sarrault, LMSW, CAADC-D, and Residential Manager Daniel Thompson, Rev., MA, CADC. Kenneth Rice serves as Finance Director, and the broader staff roster reflects deep clinical credentialing including LMSW, CAADC, LCPC, LLP, LPC, and CADC certifications. Treatment is grounded in evidence-based practices including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, individual counseling, group therapy, and family therapy. Art therapy provides an additional creative outlet for clients exploring recovery themes nonverbally.
Harbor Hall’s clinical philosophy treats substance use disorder as affecting the whole person, including conduct, attitudes, values, beliefs, and emotion regulation. The residential model is structured to help clients build life skills they’ll carry into ongoing recovery rather than simply detoxing and discharging. The Transitional Living Facility provides a low-cost, supportive setting for clients who have completed treatment but are not yet ready for full independent living, recognizing that returning to home communities can be high-risk for early recovery.
Financial accessibility is built into the program’s community partnership model. Co-pay assistance for outpatient treatment is provided through the Petoskey, Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation, ensuring that Northern Michigan residents can access care regardless of insurance constraints. Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay are all accepted, and an online insurance verification form lets clients check coverage within one business day. Confidential assessments are available by calling (888) 880-5511.
- Medical detox with 24-hour supervision under Medical Director Eugene Wang, D.O.
- CARF-accredited detox center operating since 1974 with established withdrawal protocols
- Gender-specific residential detox tracks for specialized withdrawal management
- Dual diagnosis detox specialization for co-occurring mental health conditions
- Financial assistance for detox co-pays through local community foundation