Salvation Army Harbor Light System - Substance Abuse Center

As a member of the Great Lakes Division, The Salvation Army Harbor Light - Lawton Street in Detroit, Michigan has been offering drug misuse and addiction treatment for more than 75 years. This drug rehab facility increases the likelihood of recovery for patients by offering a wide range of round-the-clock treatments, such as medical detox, inpatient programs, intense outpatient care, and aftercare for adults and young people. 
 
Patients in The Salvation Army Harbor Light's medically assisted treatment (MAT) program are admitted for three to five days, during which time they receive individualized, all-encompassing care. By using FDA-approved drugs like Suboxone or Vivitrol, the program attempts to lessen withdrawal symptoms and cravings, which lowers the likelihood of relapsing. The MAT program is designed to cater to the individual demands of every patient, increasing the chances of a full and speedy recovery.
 
Following detox, patients go onto a 30-day or 90-day treatment program, depending on their needs. In a friendly and supportive setting, this program provides a wide variety of services, such as case management, individual and group therapy, family counseling, peer support, and spiritual counseling. 
 
For those with flexible schedules, The Salvation Army Harbor Light offers an intense outpatient program that is specially suited to their needs. To accommodate the various requirements of participants, this program provides sessions on weekdays and weekends, day or night. Clients are usually far enough in their rehabilitation at this point to take advantage of longer sessions and more frequent sessions. Pregnant and childbearing women may also get specialist care via the intensive outpatient program. 
 
The Salvation Army provides free services and a range of payment options. For information on out-of-network benefits and coverage, it is advised to verify your insurance in order to comprehend the financial elements of the therapy.