Substance Abuse Treatment Services

Mission Statement:

To maintain an active presence in Southeast Michigan substance abuse delivery system by utilizing all our resources, experience and expertise in evaluating, monitoring, and funding distribution.

Treatment Services

SEMCA is a coordinating agency designated by the Michigan Department of Community Health/Office of Drug Control Policy, Division of Quality Substance Abuse and Planning to administer federal and state substance abuse treatment and prevention programs.

SEMCA provides funding for substance abuse services to residents in Monroe and Wayne counties. In addition, SEMCA services the following Detroit zip codes: 48203, 48211, & 48212. SEMCA funds a full range of treatment services to the uninsured and underinsured populations. They are as follows:

• Screening, Assessment, Referral and Follow-up (24 hours/7 days a week)

• Outpatient Treatment (Individual, Family and Group Treatment)

• Intensive Outpatient Treatment (Adult and Adolescent)

• Women’s Specific Treatment

• Intensive Outpatient with Domiciliary Care

• Detoxification programs (sub-acute) (alcohol dependent, opiate dependent & sedative/hypnotic dependent)

• Case Management Programs

• Co-Occurring Treatment Programs

• Early Intervention Services

• Prevention Services

• Relapse Prevention Recovery

• Intensive Wraparound Services

• Methadone Maintenance Therapy

• Residential Treatment (short-term & long-term)

• Culturally Sensitive Programs

• Drug Courts

Levels of Care Criteria

How do you access substance abuse services through SEMCA?

The client must call our Access Management System (AMS) department and complete an oral screening that will take approximately 15 minutes. The number is 1-800-686-6543. SEMCA’s providers utilize criteria from the American Society of Addiction Medicine to determine what level of care/program is recommended for the client.

All clients have a choice in selecting a provider that is in SEMCA’s network panel that meets their needs and criteria. All clients receive medically necessary services. These clients will be issued an authorization for services once they have been approved for treatment. All clients are offered an appointment the same day as their call with the appropriate program and level of care identified.

To receive substance abuse treatment services, call 1-800-686-6543. SEMCA’s AMS is operational 24 hours a day and seven days a week, 365 days a year.

Identified Priority Populations:

• Pregnant Injecting Drug Users

• Pregnant Substance Abusers

• Injecting Drug Users

• Parents whose child has been removed from the home or at risk of being removed by Child Protective Services because of parent’s substance abuse.

High-risk areas SEMCA is currently addressing:

• Inkster

• Highland Park

• Hamtramck

• River Rouge

• Ecorse

Drug Courts SEMCA is currently working with:

• Dearborn: Adult & Adolescent

• Taylor: Adult

• Plymouth: Adult

• Southgate: Adult

• 3rd Circuit Court Adolescent and Adults

• Romulus: Adult

• Livonia: Adult

• Inkster: Adult

• Monroe: Adolescent

• 33rd Judicial: Adult

Care Management Organizations SEMCA is currently working with:

• Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC)

• Western Wayne (Growth Works) Western area

• Bridgeway (The Guidance Center) Downriver area

• Black Family Development (Black Family Development, Inc.) Hamtramck area

Specialty Programs Funded by SEMCA:

• Adolescent (Ages 12-17)

  • Black Family Development, Inc. - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Highland Park

  • Community Care - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Dual Diagnosis, Lincoln Park

  • Catholic Charities of Monroe Outpatient, Monroe

  • Growth Works – Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient & Case Management Intervention & Monitoring, Plymouth

  • The Guidance Center - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Southgate

  • Hegira Programs, Inc. - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Livonia

  • Kairos Healthcare - Residential, Bridgeport

  • NCADD/Impact - Outpatient

  • Redford Counseling - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Redford

  • Vista Marie – Females Only Residential, Dearborn Heights.

  • Wolverine Human Services, Vassal

• Case Management Services

  • Black Family Development, Inc.

  • Hegira Programs

  • Neighborhood Services Organization

  • Personalized Nursing Lighthouse

  • The Guidance Center

• Intensive Wraparound Services

  • The Guidance Center

• Co-Occurring Enhanced Services

  • Community Care Services, Lincoln Park

  • The Guidance Center, Southgate

  • Hegira Programs, Inc., (Numerous sites)

• Intervention Services

  • Eastwood Clinics, Dearborn, Livonia, Eastpointe

  • Growth Works, Inc., Plymouth, Canton

  • Personal Dynamics, Dearborn

• Relapse Prevention Recovery

  • Community Care Services, Belleville, Taylor, Lincoln Park

  • Detroit Recovery Project, Highland Park

  • Growth Works, Plymouth, Canton

  • American Indian Health & Family Services, Detroit

• Methadone Programs:

  • Nardin Park Recovery Center, Detroit

  • New Light Recovery, Detroit

  • Star Center, Detroit

• Specialty Programs:

  • Women & Children (Ages 11-44)

    • Sacred Heart – Residential (for women & their children), Port Huron

    • Black Family Development, Inc. Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Highland Park

    • Community Care - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Taylor

    • Eastwood Clinics - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Dearborn & Livonia

    • SAHL/Evangeline - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient with Domicile, (for women & their children)

  • Older Adults (Ages 55+)

    • Catholic Charities of Monroe – Outpatient

    • Hegira Programs, Inc. - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Livonia & Romulus

    • Adult Well Being Services – Outpatient, Detroit, Romulus

  • African American Males (Ages 12-56+)

    • Black Family Development, Inc. - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Highland Park & Detroit (for Northern Wayne County)

    • The Guidance Center - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Ecorse, River Rouge

    • Hegira Programs, Inc. - Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient, Westland, Inkster & Romulus

  • Cultural/Ethnic Programs (Ages 18-56)

    • Western UP Substance Abuse Coordinating Agency:

    • Keween Bay Indian Community, Residential, Upper Peninsula

    • Lac Vieux Desert Substance Abuse Program, Outpatient, Upper Peninsula

    • American Indian Health & Family Services, Detroit

• Population Specific Programs (Ages 12-56+)

  • SAHL Monroe – Hearing Impaired, Statewide

  • Deaf, Hearing & Speech Center

  • Deaf Community Advocacy Network

  • Deaf Options, Detroit

  • Michigan Commission for the Blind

  • Deaf Hearing Impaired

• General Populations (Ages18-56+)

  • Assessment, Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Domicile Intensive Outpatient, Detox, Residential, Methadone & Dual Diagnosis

• Limited English Proficient Persons (Ages 11-56+) SEMCA has at its disposal:

  • Several clinicians that speak various languages

  • Numerous interpreters that speak various languages

SEMCA also conducts regularly scheduled trainings for substance abuse professionals, community leaders, coalitions and law enforcement.

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Prevention Services

Jump to the SEMCA Prevention Services web site

Supported by the State of Michigan. The Southeast Michigan Community Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Program
Auxiliary Aids and Services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities
SEMCA’s Grievance EEO Officer can be contacted at 1-734-229-3500.