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Henry Ford Brighton Center for Recovery

Brighton, Michigan (Livingston County) · Part of Henry Ford Health · Street address withheld to protect residents

Level of care: Detox, Inpatient, Partial hospitalization (PHP), Intensive outpatient (IOP), Outpatient, Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) / office-based opioid treatment, Sober living, Aftercare
Ages: 18+
Insurance: Medicare

Listed as operating. 1 source, newest retrieved Jun 20, 2026. Record researched Jun 20, 2026.

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Published program summary

A long-established (operating 60+ years), full-continuum addiction center on a 93-acre Livingston County campus that Henry Ford describes as "the first recovery center for substance use disorder in Michigan and the second in the country." It offers everything from medical detox through residential, PHP/IOP, outpatient and on-campus transitional sober living, plus the exclusive nutrient-based Brighton BRAIN Protocol and specialty tracks for women (including pregnant women) and healthcare professionals.

Services and populations

Genders served: All genders (adults 18+); residential (inpatient) treatment is separated by gender, with optional gender-specific therapy groups and dedicated women's programming.
Specialties: Polysubstance use disorder, Women's program (including pregnant women), Healthcare professionals program (HPRP-compliant), Co-occurring mental health conditions, Alcohol and opioid use disorder, Family support / children's prevention services (ages 7-12)
Modalities: Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), Individual and group therapy, Gender-specific therapy groups, Brighton BRAIN Protocol (nutrient-based therapy), Comprehensive Nutritional Wellness Program, 24/7 nursing and medical management
Approximate published capacity: 63-bed residential rehabilitation center plus a 32-bed transitional/sober-living facility

Admissions

Typical length of stay: Short-term residential treatment programs (14 to 28 days)

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed: Medicare
Payment notes: The facility's own pages state it accepts "most commercial health insurance plans and managed care plans" plus Medicare; no specific carrier list is published on Henry Ford's facility pages. Specific carrier names found only on third-party aggregators were not recorded. Verify exact in-network plans directly with admissions.

Credentials and public record

Accreditation: The Joint Commission
Public record: Not yet checked
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Sources

Program microsite · Source date Jun 20, 2026

Other locations of this organization

Henry Ford Maplegrove Center · West Bloomfield

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