WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS
(Updated April, 2008; Next Update- April, 2011)

THE ALCOHOL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HEALTH SYSTEM
Address: East Ann Arbor Health Center, 4260 Plymouth Road, Suite 1401, Ann Arbor MI 48109
Phone: 734-647-6691 or 800-222-5145
Website: www.med.umich.edu/mfit/alcoholmanagement/
Mission: The Program assists individuals in decreasing or eliminating their alcohol consumption.
Fees: Free telephone screening, $495 for the individual in-person format, $495 for the phone format & $395 for the group format.
Approach: The Program is appropriate for individuals with mild to moderate alcohol dependence who are motivated to eliminate the negative consequences they are experiencing from alcohol. Clients complete educational sessions with counselors; ongoing homework and documented self monitoring are required.
Licensing: The Program is licensed to provide prevention services through the Michigan Office of Substance Abuse Services.
Professionals: Counselors are certified providers of the program with masters degrees in social work, nursing and health education.

BRIGHTON HOSPITAL
12851 E. Grand River Ave., Brighton, MI  48116
Telephone:  810-227-1211 or 888-215-2700
Website: www.brightonhospital.org
Assessment, Screening, Referrals: Assessments available 7 days a week, 9:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m.  Call customer service for an appointment:  800 523 8198.  We also provide substance abuse assessments for legal referrals.  Admissions available 24/7.
Treatment:  Serving adults 18 and older with chemical dependency/dual diagnosis.  92-beds total, including detoxification, rehabilitation, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs, Opiate Treatment Program, Michigan Health Professionals Recovery Program, Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program, 30-day Addiction Care for Clergy, Men and Women’s Halfway Houses (on-campus),  Michigan Driver’s License Restoration Assessments, Auricular (Ear) Acupuncture treatments offered in all levels of treatment and Monday, Wednesday, Friday for the general public.  Family and Friends programming and Retreats, Al-Anon, A.A., N.A., 12-step meetings available.
Fees:  Most insurance accepted.  30-day programs available.
Licensing, Accreditation, Certification:  State licensed, JCAHO accredited; all clinical therapists are CAAC certified and all RN nurses are CARN certified.  Physician and psychiatric consultation available.

CHELSEA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OLDER ADULT RECOVERY CENTER
775 S. Main Street, Chelsea, MI 48118
Telephone: (734) 475-4029, toll free 800-328-6261
Primary Therapist Contact: Martin Hoekstra, LMSW
Providing services to adults, 50 years of age and older, experiencing problems with the abuse of alcohol, prescription medication and/or other drugs. The program places a major emphasis on providing older adults with substance abuse education, recovery tools and strategies and a long-term plan for maintaining recovery and continued support. Services include intensive outpatient and standard outpatient treatment. Assistance with detoxification services can be arranged. For general information, call 734-475-4030, ext. 2753. For admission, contact our centralized assessment services.

DAWN FARM
Farm (Residential treatment): 6633 Stony Creek Road, Ypsilanti MI 48198, (734) 485-8725
Email: info@dawnfarm.org
Website: www.dawnfarm.org
Huron Street (Residential treatment): 502 West Huron, Ann Arbor MI 48104, (734)769-7366
Detox: 544 North Division, Ann Arbor MI 48104, (734)669-8265
Chapin Street Project (¾ Houses): (734) 485-8725 or 669-8265
Outpatient Services: 735 Victors Way, Ann Arbor, MI 48104, (734) 821-0216

Treatment: Dawn Farm’s detox, residential, outpatient and transitional housing programs serve drug addicts and alcoholics, ages 17 and up. Detox is non-medical and 3-5 days. Residential treatment is 2-6 months plus 6 months of weekly aftercare groups. Outpatient services offers group, individual and family counseling. Transitional housing is 6 to 24 months. Other programs include: treatment for court mandated adolescents and their families, street outreach, specialized case-management for custodial mothers, transitional housing for custodial parents (limited availability), jail outreach and public education. Free annual public education program runs from October to early summer.
Fees: People are treated regardless of ability to pay, with priority given to Washtenaw and Livingston County residents. Indigent residents of these counties should call ACCESS. Indigent residents of other counties should be directed to call their local CDRs. Fees vary by program, call 485-8725 for current information.

HOME OF NEW VISION
Address: 2500 Packard St., Ste. 105, Ann Arbor 48104    
Phone: (734) 975-1602     Fax: (734) 975-1604
Website: www.homeofnewvision.org
Email: mail@homeofnewvision.org

Mission: To provide a structured, safe environment for women committed to ongoing recovery from chemical dependency, and to assist the client in building self-esteem and realizing her full potential.
Fees: Transition: Customers are treated regardless of ability to pay. Outpatient: Sliding scale, out of pocket. Indigent residents of Washtenaw and Livingston Counties should call Health Services Access for a referral.
Treatment: HNV serves recovering women ages 18+ via three gender-specific ¾ houses and an outpatient facility. Programs: Dual Diagnosis (open to men and women); Financial Education and Economic Literacy (FEEL, free budgeting classes to all low-income women); and Taking it to the Streets (Medicaid outreach for men and women). Assessment, Screening, Referrals: Driver’s license evaluations for the Secretary of State and substance abuse assessments for courts, case workers, lawyers, schools, etc. available for both men and women.
Licensing, Accreditation, Certification: Outpatient State licensed, CARF accredited. MSWs and CACs on staff.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES
Phone: 734-232-0600 Fax: 734-232-0244
Website: www.umats.org
Rachel Upjohn Building, 4250 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor MI 48109-5767

Across the lifespan, the University of Michigan Addiction Treatment Services (UMATS) provides high quality, professional assessments and outpatient treatment for individuals and their families with alcohol and other drug problems. Services include evaluations, consultations, and referrals; outpatient detoxification; day and evening intensive outpatient programs (IOP for adults; adolescent IOP (coming Fall, 2008); group therapy; psychiatric evaluations and treatment; and pharmacotherapy (medications) for addictions. Special populations include adolescents and young adults, individuals with both mental health and substance abuse problems (dual diagnosis), and health professionals. In a progressive, university health system that combines patient care, research, and education, we employ a mutlidiciplinary approach to addictions treatment, staffed by physicians, nurses, and masters-level therapists from psychology and social work. Twelve-step and other community support group involvement is encouraged, and meetings are available at the Rachel Upjohn Building, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Women For Sobriety (WFS) and Caduceus (Recovery for Health Professionals). UMATS is licensed by the State of Michigan Center for Substance Abuse Services, is accreditated by JCAHO, and is recognized by the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program (HPRP). To make a referral, or to schedule a first appointment, please contact Intake for Ambulatory Psychiatry at 1-800-525-5188.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TOBACCO CONSULTATION SERVICE
Phone: 734-998-6222
Website: www.med.umich.edu/mfit/tobacco
2025 Traverwood, Suite A3, Ann Arbor MI 48105
The service's smoking cessation program holds group sessions that last seven weeks. The goroups meet eight times; the first half of the program is in preparation for quitting; the fourth week is "quit week" and the last three weeks focus on preventing a relapse. Within 48 hours of the day they quit somoking, participants meet in group sessions so they have a built-in support group in that initial difficult period. After the program's group sessions end, counselors follow up individually with participants for up to a year. The service is free for UM Health System employees and patients with a UMHS clinician's referral. There is a fee of $100 for other persons

STATE OF MICHIGAN TOBACCO QUITLINE
Phone: 800-784-8669
Website: www.michigan.gov/tobacco

Free nicotine patches, gum and lozenges are offered by the Michigan Department of Community Health for tobacco users who enroll in free cessation services through the Michigan Tobacco Quitline. The state is giving away up to eight-week supplies of nicotine replacement products. The tobacco quitline can be reached 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at 800-784-8669. The quit program also provides personal coaches to help develop individualized quit plans. The coaches provide ongoing support with up to five telephone sessions around the caller's quit date. Spanish-speaking coaches are available. The program is available to all callers 18 and older, regardless of income or insurance status.