American Indian Health and/Family Services of SE Michigan In Detroit, MI
American Indian Health, part of the Family Services of Southeast Michigan is a nonprofit organization that supports the empowerment and enhancement of the physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental wellbeing of American Indian and Alaska Native individuals.
Supporting all community needs, the American Indian Health and Family Services (AIHFS) offers a wide variety of substance abuse and behavioral health services for males and females from children to senior adults. Services provided by AIHFS include the following:
- Family Counseling
- Individual Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Couples Counseling
- Suicide Screenings
- Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
- Wraparound
- Behavioral Health Intervention and Referral
- Case Management
- Residential Treatment Referrals
- Anishnaabek Healing Circle
- Treatment for Gambling Addiction, Tobacco Cessation, Eating Disorders,and Grief Counseling
- Wellbriety Meetings
All services provided by American Indian Health and Family Services are culturally integrated to provide support to native Americans while honoring essential traditions.
AIHFS serves its community by providing referrals to detox facilities, inpatient treatment, and residential rehab services that are also sensitive and culturally adapted to American Indian and Alaska Native individuals.
Payment at American Indian Health and Family Services of Southeast Michigan
The American Indian Health and Family Services medical clinic accepts people with and without health insurance. Individuals who do not have health insurance are eligible for a sliding fee scale, which is based on income.
Insurance plans accepted by AIHFS include state funded health insurance, private health insurance, U.S. Centers for Medicare, federally funded Medicaid through U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, funding from Indian Health Services (IHS), and Access to Recovery (ATR) vouchers.
Additionally, AIHFS can also use a financial hardship policy for individuals in need. Contact American Indian Health and Family Services for more information on payment assistance or other funding options.
Addiction Treatment Address
Primary Focus Of The Treatment Program
- Treatment for substance use disorders (SUD's)
Type Of Treatment Provided
- Drug and alcohol addiction treatment
- No medication used for opioid addiction
Approaches For Addiction Treatment
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) psychotherapy - modification of dysfunctional emotions, behaviors, and thoughts
- Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) - mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness
- Counseling approach for addiction treatment
- Counseling for trauma - post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT)- encourages the development of rational thinking
- Twelve step (12 step) approach for addiction treatment
- Brief intervention approach - 15-30 minute meeting to encourage more intensive treatment
- Contingency management (CM) incentivised behavioral therapy
- Motivational interviewing - motivation to make positive changes
- Anger management treatment
- Prevention of substance abuse relapse
Smoking At The Facility - Policy
- Smoking not allowed
Treatment Settings
How The Treatment Facility Operates
- Organization is privately held
Licenses, Certifications, And Accreditations
- State Funded Addiction Treatment Agency
- Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)
Types Of Payment/Insurance Accepted For Treatment
- Cash pay or private pay
- Medicaid - U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services (HHS)
- U.S. Centers For Medicare
- State funded health insurance - no Medicaid
- Private health insurance accepted
- Office of Urban Indian Health Programs - Indian Health Service (IHS)
- Access to recovery ATR voucher - Stated And Federally Funded
- Federal or Government funded treatment programs
Help With Paying For Treatment
Customized Treatment Programs / Groups Available
Additional Services That Support The Treatment Process
- Case management (create plans for treatment or recovery)
- Peer services (clients in recovery assist others in recovery)
- Other health education services
- Housing services
- Tobacco screening
- Counseling for smoking tobacco
- Substance abuse screening
- Assessment for mental health disorders
- Comprehensive assessment for substance abuse
- Comprehensive assessment for mental health
- Community outreach
- Interim services for clients
- Breath analyzer or blood alcohol testing
- Drug or alcohol urine screening
- Hepatitis B screening
- Hepatitis C screening
- Testing for HIV/AIDS
- Testing for sexually transmitted disease (STD)
- Testing for tuberculosis (TB)
- Planning for discharge
- Aftercare continuing care
- Development of social skills (communication, emotional, decision-making, negotiation, problem solving, conflict resolution, relationships)
- Help with social services (education, food subsidies, health care, job training, subsidized housing)
- Employment counseling or training
- Domestic violence services for family or partner
- Early intervention for HIV - AIDS - human immunodeficiency virus
- HIV - AIDS - human immunodeficiency virus education counseling or support
- Hepatitis A, B, and C education counseling or support
- Substance abuse education
- Transportation assistance
- Mental health services (clinical depression, anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, obsessive compulsive disorder,post traumatic stress disorder)
- Self-help support groups
- Treatment for non-substance abuse addiction disorder
- One on one counseling sessions
- Group counseling sessions
- Family counseling sessions
- Counseling for married couples
Age Range The Treatment Facility Accepts
- Adult clients
Gender Specific Accepted By Treatment Provider
Language Assistance
Treatment For American Indian Or Alaskan Native Dialect
- Ojibwa dialect
Treatment For Other Dialect
- Arabic dialect
Treatment Facility Website
- http://www.aihfs.org
Contact This Substance Abuse Treatment Facility
- Phone Number Main: 313-846-3718
