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(517) 548-1537
2901 East Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan,
48843
7.21 Out of 10
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Advanced Behavioral Medicine is a mental health treatment center for people seeking treatment near Livingston County.
As part of their treatment modalities for recovery, Advanced Behaviora...
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Common Questions About Rehab in Howell
Howell residents have outpatient options in town and Brighton, residential programs around Livingston County, and detox access at Trinity Health Livingston Hospital. I-96 and M-59 make it easier to balance treatment with commuting. Touring centers clarifies family-friendly schedules and transportation help.
Outpatient is generally less expensive and works for commuters, while rural residential programs cost more due to lodging and 24/7 care. Pricing reflects detox needs, therapy intensity, and program length. Some providers offer payment plans.
Most facilities accept private insurance and Michigan Medicaid and will help verify benefits before admission. County resources may assist with referrals.
Dual diagnosis rehab treats co-occurring mood disorders, trauma, or chronic-pain-related concerns alongside substance use. These tracks cost more but are often partially covered.
Faith-based options link with local Catholic and Protestant congregations for pastoral counseling and small-group recovery. Donations can offset costs for families.
LGBTQ+-affirming services are available locally and through nearby Ann Arbor and Lansing networks; insurance typically helps cover care.
Michigan reported a 5.7% decline in overdose deaths in 2023 (2,826 vs. 2,998 in 2022), and state officials project further decreases into 2024. Livingston County, where Howell sits along I-96, is included in MDHHS surveillance showing fentanyl’s dominance in fatalities. Regional efforts include settlement-funded prevention and treatment expansion across Southeast Michigan.
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Published Oct 12 2023
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Updated Aug 25 2024
