Brighton’s rehab facilities offer several types of alcohol and drug rehab programs, including inpatient substance abuse treatment, outpatient rehabilitation counseling and partial hospitalization.  Inpatient refers to a patient who resides day and/or night at Brighton's rehab facilities during their treatment program.  Residential also refers to an inpatient program.  Many drug rehab programs, such as those for meth, heroin, cocaine, crack, marijuana, prescription drugs and alcoholism may require that a patient remain at our clinic, at least part of the time, to effectively recover from their addiction.

The Domiciliary Partial Hospitalization Program is an inpatient level of substance abuse treatment. Although it’s called partial hospitalization, patients do stay overnight at the Brighton Hospital inpatient rehab facilities. This residential drug and alcohol treatment program is recommended when patients need a more structured environment to maintain sobriety, but with less clinical intensity than is offered in our Rehabilitation Program. Partial Hospitalization patients participate in group therapy, educational sessions and weekly counseling. Medication management, personal time management and creating a daily structure are among the self-care skills patients learn under staff supervision.

To begin the admissions process for in patient drug rehab treatment at Brighton Hospital, or to learn more about our rehabilitation facilities and other residential and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment programs, complete and submit the Online Admission Form by faxing it to 810-227-2029 or call 800-523-8198 or 810-220-5514. Our Customer Service representatives are available 8 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. weekends.

For over 50 years, Brighton's drug rehab facilities have been at the very heart of clinical excellence in addiction medicine.  Our substance abuse rehabilitation philosophy centers on continuing education for all of Brighton's professional staff.  And our staff is the very reason why we are a national leader in residential drug and alcohol treatment.