Insight

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Alcohol and drug abuse affect almost 20 million Americans. At Hope Network, we understand that seeking treatment for an alcohol or drug problem can be an overwhelming experience. We are committed to providing quality care, compassion, comfortable recovery, and a restored quality of life. We help individuals take the first step in a new direction to renew goals, aspirations, and relationships.

Through Insight, our Substance Abuse Treatment program, we have been providing services in mid and south-eastern Michigan communities for over 40 years. We have built our reputation by providing a variety of treatment alternatives in a caring and comfortable environment that allows for family involvement.

Types of Services:
Specialized Residential Care: Our residential program helps individuals make positive life changes to live without drugs and alcohol, as well as develop a support group of individuals recovering in the community.

Detoxification: Detoxification is the physical withdrawal from one or more addictive substances. During this process, our primary objective is to provide relief from withdrawal symptoms in a safe and supportive environment, and under medical supervision. At Hope Network, we utilize a variety of detox protocols designed for the individual's specific need.

Outpatient Services: Hope Network offers Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Services tailored to fit each individual's needs. We also provide highly structured Day Treatment Services for adolescents and adults who do not require 24-hour care.

Feel free to Contact Us with any questions you may have about our programs or services.

All of our programs are accredited by CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

Thanks to all who joined us at Fox Ford/Mazda for the 2010 Legacy event to support Hope Network Transportation Services! Read more about our event here.

The Grand Rapids Press | While growing up, Toby Janiga went through 16 foster and group home placements and was told he'd never live on his own. But on Friday, November 12, when Janiga is presented with Hope Network's Independence Award during an annual Legacy fundraiser, he'll prove them all wrong.

Coach House Rehabilitation Center Merges with Hope Network, expanding Hope's services in Michigan

Coach House Rehabilitation at 265 N. Michigan Street, a brain injury rehabilitation center that has been serving Branch County residents since 1998, has combined with state-wide non-profit Hope Network as part of its neuro-rehabilitation line of services.