Henry Ford Maplegrove Center

One of the more practical advantages Henry Ford Maplegrove Center offers people planning recovery is the ability to move through multiple levels of care without changing facilities. Medical detox, residential treatment, an outpatient program, and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) are all available at the same center — meaning your clinical team and treatment environment remain consistent as your needs evolve.

For families helping a loved one plan treatment, this continuity matters. Transitioning between facilities mid-recovery introduces uncertainty and disruption. At Maplegrove, the step-down process from residential to outpatient is managed within the same program, keeping recovery momentum intact during what is often the most vulnerable stretch of the process.

Henry Ford Maplegrove Center treats trauma, PTSD, and co-occurring mental health disorders as part of its substance abuse treatment model. This matters because a significant portion of people entering addiction treatment carry unaddressed trauma or a dual diagnosis — and programs that only address substance use without the underlying mental health layer tend to produce less durable outcomes.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is part of the confirmed clinical toolkit at Maplegrove, offering a structured, skills-based framework that addresses both thought patterns and behaviors connected to substance use and mental health. For anyone whose path into addiction involved trauma or a co-occurring condition, this integrated focus is a meaningful differentiator when choosing a recovery center.

For many people, the transition out of residential treatment is where recovery gets tested. Henry Ford Maplegrove Center offers both a standard outpatient program and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) to support that transition — structured options that maintain clinical contact and accountability while allowing people to re-engage with daily responsibilities at home, work, or school.

An IOP typically involves a higher frequency of sessions than standard outpatient care, making it well-suited for people who have completed residential treatment but aren't yet ready to scale back clinical support entirely. Having both IOP and outpatient available within the same addiction treatment center allows for a more tailored step-down rather than a single, abrupt handoff to aftercare.

Maplegrove's residential treatment program serves adult men and women. The center also specifically accommodates individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing — an accessibility feature that places it in a small category of addiction treatment programs in Michigan equipped to serve this population without requiring separate referrals or arrangements.

Payment options include private insurance and self-pay. For families working through the logistics of funding treatment, the center can be reached directly at (248) 661-6100 or by email at [email protected]. Office hours run Monday through Friday with extended evening availability on weekdays, plus weekend morning hours — scheduling that supports people balancing work or family obligations while arranging treatment.