Treatment Services

OCHN contracts with both Domiciliary Intensive Outpatient Program, and a Domiciliary Outpatient Program. Domiciliary care provides a safe, structured environment for an individual to reside in while receiving the above intensive outpatient, or standard outpatient treatment. Individuals seeking treatment for any Substance Use Disorder can be screened for services by calling Oakland County Access at 248-464-6363.

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a combined treatment of a medication regimen and Substance Use therapy that can help an individual on their journey to long-term recovery.  OCHN contracts with community providers to deliver MAT in outpatient settings to individuals experiencing an Opiate Use Disorder. Individuals interested in enrolling in a MAT program should contact Access at 248-464-6363. 

Intensive Outpatient Programs are more intensive treatment services that allow an individual to live at home, and maintain their status in their community, while coming into the treatment facility for 9-19 hours per week.

Standard Outpatient Programs are more flexible, meaning that an individual can remain in the community while scheduling Substance Use Treatment for up to 9 hours per week.

Residential Treatment consists of an individual entering a clinically staffed and structured, drug-free, environment to begin Substance Use Treatment. Residential programs are broken into short-term and long-term residential, where length of stay is determined by medical necessity. OCHN contracts with residential treatment facilities located across Southeast Michigan. If you, or a loved one, are interested in being considered for residential treatment, please contact Access at 248-464-6363.

If you, or a loved one, feel that you are in need of immediate admission to a Residential Treatment Services, go to the Sober Support Unit (SSU) at Common Ground. 

A Substance Use Health Home (SUD HH) is a model of care that coordinates all aspects of a person’s physical health, behavioral health, and social needs and an individual can be enrolled through their Substance Use Treatment provider. You will receive services aimed toward recovering from your health needs and a personalized care plan from your team of providers at no cost. Participation in this program is voluntary and eligibility for a Health Home is determined by having a diagnosis of a substance use disorder and being a resident of Oakland County.

The benefits of joining this program include:

• Improving your health outcomes and long-term recovery
• Reducing your time spent on coordinating your physical and behavioral health care, including coordinating your appointments, opening communication streams between your providers, coordinating transportation, identifying your needs and how we can help you meet them
• Increase your access to healthcare that meets your needs
• Increase your knowledge of your health needs
• Access to community and support services you want and need

Withdrawal Management is a model of care aimed at detoxification of an individual from substances in a safe environment under medical care. OCHN has multiple contracts with withdrawal management programs. If you, or a loved one, are interested in being considered for residential treatment, please contact Access at 248-464-6363.

If you, or a loved one, feel that you are in need of immediate admission to a Withdrawal Management program, go to the Sober Support Unit (SSU) at Common Ground. 

OCHN recognizes the unique substance use and recovery needs of women, pregnant women, women with children, and primary caregivers to children. Pregnant and parenting women are a priority for admission to treatment. Clinicians, Recovery Coaches, and Case Managers provide services to promote success and enhance the individual’s recovery journey.  Additionally, outpatient Women’s Specialty Services can provide transportation and child-care services. At the residential level, individuals entering residential treatment can bring their children with them.

• SMART Recovery: Secular or non-religious Group focusing on science and reason – www.smartrecovery.org
• LifeRing: Secular peer to peer based, focusing on self-direction & personal empowerment – www.lifering.org
• Women for Sobriety: 13 statement program of positivity that encourages emotional & spiritual growth – www.womenforsobriety.org
• Recovery Dharma: Buddhist pathway to recovering from addiction focusing on meditation practices – www.recoverydharma.org

• AL-ANON: 12 Step Group for people who are worried about someone with a drinking problem – www.al-anon.org
• NAR-ANON: 12 Step group for people who are worried about someone with a drug or alcohol problem – www.nar-anon.org
• SMART Recovery Friends and Family: NON 12 Step Group – www.smartrecovery.org/family
• CRAFT: Community Reinforcement and Family Training – www.helpingfamilieshelp.com