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Accessing Substance Use Disorder Services in Monroe County
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT )
Medication-assisted treatment is a treatment for addiction that includes the use of medication along with counseling and other support.
Medication-assisted treatment is a treatment for addiction that includes the use of medication along with counseling and other support.
For provider information about the treatment of opioid use disorder courses that include waiver qualifying requirements, visit:
https://www.asam.org/education/live-online-cme/waiver-qualifying-training or https://pcssnow.org/medication-assisted-treatment/
CDC Prescribing Guidelines
According to the CDC the benefits of long-term opioid therapy for chronic pain is not well supported by the evidence. Additionally, the short-term benefits related to pain are moderate and inconsistent for functioning. For prescribing guidelines from the CDC see their 2016 Guideline Information for Providers.
https://www.asam.org/education/live-online-cme/waiver-qualifying-training or https://pcssnow.org/medication-assisted-treatment/
CDC Prescribing Guidelines
According to the CDC the benefits of long-term opioid therapy for chronic pain is not well supported by the evidence. Additionally, the short-term benefits related to pain are moderate and inconsistent for functioning. For prescribing guidelines from the CDC see their 2016 Guideline Information for Providers.
Monroe County Mental Health Authority (MCMHA)
1001 S Raisinville Rd., Monroe, MI 48161 (734) 243-7340 | www.monroecmha.org MCMHA completes all screenings for SUD treatment for Monroe County Residents for both Medicaid or Non-Insured individuals. In completing these screens, they would be authorized anywhere from outpatient, intensive outpatient, women’s special health programs, short term residential. MCMHA can also assist with co-occuring disorders by scheduling a screening appt to assess mental health needs. |
The Michigan Opioid Collaborative (MOC) Providers should contact MOC moc-dministration@umich.edu for any additional questions or to get support. The Michigan Opioid Collaborative (MOC) can help Michigan providers who are treating patients with Opioid Use Disorders (OUDs). We provide consultations with Psychiatrist and Physicians who specialize in the use of Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) and connect them with community-based Behavioral Health Consultants (BHCs) to provide assistance linking patients to other treatment, community supports, and resources. |
Levels of Care/Services and Funding for SUD treatment
Crisis Intervention Services
- Saint Joseph Center of Hope/CCSEM | 734-357-8880 (CMHPSM funded). A 24 – hour crisis intervention services available to individuals in active addiction. Staff work to connect individual to treatment and recovery resources.
- SAHL – Detoxification – 734-384-3402 (CMHPSM provider) Provides detoxification services.
Residential Services
- Salvation Army Harbor Light | 734-384-3402
- Sacred Heart | Memphis, MI | 810-392-2167
- Oakdale Treatment Center, Canton, MI | 734-397-3088
- Personalized Nursing Light House | Plymouth | 734-451-7800
- Arrowhead Treatment Center | Maumee, OH | 419-891-9333 (Medicare, Private Insurance)
- Brighton Hospital | Brighton, MI | 810-220-5514
Intensive Outpatient Services
Outpatient Services
- CCSEM | 734-240-3850 (CMHPSM funded and private insurances) Peer services, case management, women specific services
- Salvation Army Harbor Light – 734-384-3402 (CMHPSM funded) Peer services, case management, Medication Assisted Treatment
- Monroe Community Mental Health Authority - 734-243-7340 (CMHPSM funded)
- Passion of Mind Healing Center (CMHPSM funded) Peer services, case management, Medication Assisted Treatment
- Family Medical Center – 734-654-2169, 734-344-5269 , Monroe, Temperance, Carleton, Lenawee. Peer services, Medication Assisted Treatment
- ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital – 734-240-1760, (Private Insurances, including Medicare) Outpatient individual,
family and group counseling, therapy for Medication Assisted Treatment, Probation related services due to SUD, Driver’s License Examination, and men specific group on Monday nights.
Community Based Services
- RAW (Recovery Advocacy Warriors) | 734-240-3850 ext 3227 is an RCO (Recovery Community Organization) operated through CCSEM (Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan). It is a program for people in recovery, by people in recovery. RAW provides free community events, education, and raises awareness that recovery is possible.
- Light Up the Dark: Overdose Awareness Glow-Walk (annual)
- RAW Annual Recovery Picnic
- Walk & Rally (annual)
- Narcan (naloxone) Distribution Events (monthly)
- CCAR Recovery Coach Academy (quarterly)
- CCAR Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches (quarterly)
- Recovery- Focused Mind & Body Wellness sessions (twice weekly through mid-September 2021)
- Recovery Support Meetings (SMART Recovery, SMART for Family & Friends, ALL Recovery, and 12-step meetings available weekly)
(see attached file below for meeting flyer) - https://www.facebook.com/rawmonroe
| meeting_flyer.pdf |
Transitional Housing
- Paula’s House I & II | 734-242-6650
- Touchstone Recovery Houses | 734-585-4104
- MI REP- In Jail Program is a voluntary program, providing intensive case management, Dual Recovery Therapy (DRT) and peer support services to individuals with justice-involvement and co-occurring needs. MI-REP utilizes the MISSION CJ model and incorporates a team approach to working with individuals, from incarceration to community transition. MI-REP services are tailored to the individual and are designed to address the unique needs and recovery goals, of each participant. General services provided by MI-REP include case management and peer support, therapeutic monitoring, service/resource linkage, transition and treatment planning, provider/service coordination, vocational, educational and employment support, transportation assistance and aftercare planning. For more information, please call: Monroe Community Mental Health Authority: 734-243-7340 | Monroe Community Mental Health Authority After Hours: 800-886-7340 OR Major Troy Goodnough, 734-240-7564, troy_goodnough@monroemi.org
The CMHPSM is one of Michigan’s ten Medicaid Prepaid Inpatient Health Plans and is responsible for the counties of Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe, and Washtenaw. We provide oversight of the management and integration of Medicaid mental health services for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, serious mental illness and children with serious emotional disturbances. In addition we oversee substance use disorder services across the four county region. Mental Health Services are delivered through the Community Mental Health Service Providers in each respective county: Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority, Livingston Community Mental Health Authority, Monroe Community Mental Health Authority and Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Agency. Our goal is to provide meaningful outcomes for our consumers. The Substance Use Disorder services are delivered through core service providers within the region.
The Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan (CMHPSM) is a collaborative effort between Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe and Washtenaw counties that was renewed in 2013, the CMHPSM was originally established in 2002. The CMHPSM regional entity was created in response to meeting the state requirement of consolidation to ten PIHP regions.
It is the intention of the CMHPSM to ensure consistent implementation and management of services provided. We have a strategic plan guided by our Vision, Mission and Values.
The Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan (CMHPSM) is a collaborative effort between Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe and Washtenaw counties that was renewed in 2013, the CMHPSM was originally established in 2002. The CMHPSM regional entity was created in response to meeting the state requirement of consolidation to ten PIHP regions.
It is the intention of the CMHPSM to ensure consistent implementation and management of services provided. We have a strategic plan guided by our Vision, Mission and Values.