Henry Ford Brighton Center for Recovery

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12851 Grand River Rd.
Brighton, MI 48116

If you’re living with a substance use disorder, it’s common to feel isolated, helpless and frustrated. Know you’re not alone. We’re here to help.

Our compassionate team understands that substance use disorder, also called addiction, is not a lack of self-control, a character flaw or a moral failing. It’s a treatable medical condition.

Recovery is possible. At Henry Ford Brighton Center for Recovery, we create a safe, supportive, nonjudgmental space for you to find hope and healing.

Addiction Medicine

What types of addiction treatment do you provide?

Brighton Center for Recovery provides inpatient, outpatient, and “office-based” or outpatient medication-assisted treatment.

What are the goals of addiction treatment?

When you choose Brighton Center for Recovery, we focus on treatments that help:

Restore your quality of life
Live a life free of substance use
Develop healthy coping mechanisms
Rebuild damaged relationships
Manage emotions effectively
Improve impaired cognition, resulting from nutritional deficiency

Does your organization assist people who are affected by alcoholism?

Yes. If you or a loved one struggles with an alcohol use disorder, our experienced care team at Brighton Center for Recovery is here to help. Treating alcohol and other substances, called a polysubstance use disorder, is one of our specialties. We also provide support programs for children, friends and other family members affected by a loved one’s substance use.

Who can receive addiction treatment at Brighton Center for Recovery in Brighton, Michigan?

Brighton Center for Recovery provides personalized care to adults (ages 18 and older) experiencing acute intoxication and chronic substance use of one or more substances (alcohol, opioids such as fentanyl, and other types of chemical dependency). Patients must have a primary diagnosis, or a history of substance use disorder or substance dependency. Patients must not have additional medical or psychiatric conditions that need to be addressed immediately.

As a friend or family member, can I visit a patient who is in inpatient rehabilitation?

While Brighton Center for Recovery does not have specific visiting hours, we know how important a support network is to a patient’s overall recovery. Family, friends or support persons are encouraged to visit and be part of the patient’s lifelong recovery. Talk to your loved one’s care team to arrange a visit.

Insurance Experts

Your care team can explain the cost of addiction care and how your health insurance, including Medicare, may apply for inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment.

Brighton accepts most commercial health insurance plans and managed care plans. Based on the length of inpatient care, our financial assistance team can help arrange a self-payment plan.