Be Prepared: Substance Abuse Education Classes for Parents and Teens
This interactive class will help parents and teens ages 13 to 18 learn about the reality of substance use among teens. Participants also will...
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Campus Information
Henry Ford Maplegrove Center6773 W Maple Rd
West Bloomfield, MI 48322HoursWeekdays: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Weekends: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Visiting hours vary by patient. Contact us for more details.
Henry Ford Maplegrove Center is the premier addiction treatment facility for adults in metro Detroit, offering residential stays of up to 28 days, and ongoing intensive outpatient programs. For nearly 40 years, our experienced team has been using evidence-based treatment and personalized programs to treat the whole person – body, mind and spirit. Nestled in a peaceful wooded setting, our newly remodeled center offers semi-private and private room options, warm welcoming spaces, and a safe and stable environment to initiate recovery.
Henry Ford Maplegrove Center accepts most major commercial health plans. Private pay options are also available. We do not currently accept Medicaid or Medicare for residential treatment.
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Treatment Overview
Henry Ford Maplegrove Center offers 24-hour residential inpatient care and outpatient services to patients in need of addiction treatment. Led by a team of addiction specialists, our patient-centered approach has been a cornerstone of Maplegrove since our doors opened in 1981. We treat the person, not the addiction, creating a personalized care plan that meets each patient’s unique needs. We treat the whole person – body, mind and spirit.
Our residential (overnight) and outpatient programs help patients and families recognize and navigate the challenges of addiction. Our holistic approach includes a careful review of beliefs, daily routines and personal vulnerabilities. During treatment, patients identify relapse risks, develop recovery skills and commit to a relapse prevention plan suited for their needs. A comprehensive patient evaluation that looks at medical, biological, psychological, past trauma, and social factors is the starting point for all care.
Bravo, the therapy dog It’s common for patients with addiction to also have depression, anxiety or other mental health symptoms. Effective care requires a plan that addresses both addiction and related mental health conditions. Psychiatric consultations are available to address mental health conditions and review treatment options, which can include medications that are safe for patients in addiction recovery.
Mindfulness is an important part of our residential program. We offer activities like yoga, guided meditation and physical exercise, which promote a healthy connection between the mind and body. We also incorporate art therapy, games, music therapy, and wellness walks into the treatment day. Patients can also add integrative medicine therapies like acupuncture and massage to their treatment plan. We also have a dedicated therapy dog onsite.
Henry Ford Maplegrove Center offers a wide array of treatment options for adults and teens designed around a patient’s unique needs.
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