Residential  and Outpatient Addiction Treatment

 Now Including Peer Recovery Coaching

 

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A drug or alcohol addiction is a very serious condition, as are mental health disorders, and an individual struggling with addiction and/or mental health issues should get help as soon as possible at a treatment center. A severe addiction to certain substances, such as heroin oxycodone, is typically best treated in an inpatient residential program to help manage detoxification and withdrawal. However, a mild substance abuse problem caught in the early phases can often be successfully treated in an outpatient program.


Our caring and qualified staff will assist you or your loved one throughout the entire recovery process. Elmhurst Home, Inc. has served the Detroit community for 47 years. Let our long-term treatment centers for addiction help you today.

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Naomi's Nest
Women's Treatment Facility
245 Pitkin
Highland Park, MI 48203
(313) 865-1500
 Sarina C. Oden, Site Director

Men's Treatment Facility
12007 Linwood 
Detroit, Michigan 48206
(313) 867-1090
Betty J. Smith, Administrator 

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 38008
Detroit, MI 48206


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Monday thru Friday: 8am - 5pm
12010 Linwood
Detroit, MI 48206

John C. Oden, Executive Director

Residential Program

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, every day, more than 90 Americans die after overdosing on opioids. Opioids are a class of drugs that include the illegal drug heroin, synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, and pain relievers available legally by prescription, such as oxycodone (OxyContin®), hydrocodone (Vicodin®), codeine, morphine, and many others.

Any long-term use can put someone at risk of addiction, even if the substance is used as prescribed. Many people who use opioids will develop a tolerance to them–a phenomenon that can trigger the cycle of addiction. This means that the same amount of the drug no longer has the same effect as it once did. When this occurs, people routinely take more and more of the substance to elicit the desired response. This ever-increasing dosing places one at great risk for overdose.


Wayne County and surrounding areas are being affected by the opioid/heroin epidemic.  Opioid addiction can be very frightening – not only for the individual with the addiction but for their family and friends as well.  Breaking free of opioid, heroin, or prescription drug abuse takes effort and it’s difficult to do safely alone.  Elmhusrst Home can help and at the same time, we can provide support to family members.

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Elmhurst Home, Inc. is a 24 Hour Residential and Outpatient Services

 Substance Use Disorders and Mental Health Treatment Center


  Our multi-campus treatment centers offer gender-specific treatment.

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MISSION STATEMENT

“The mission of Elmhurst Home, Inc. is to provide person-centered, stage-matched, evidence-based, and Recovery Orientated Systems of Care.  

EHI specializes in residential treatment, outpatient, prevention services, recovery housing, and recovery services for

persons with a substance use disorder including persons with co-occurring disorders.  Our primary goal is to assist each

person served in achieving and maintaining recovery and improving every aspect of their quality of life.” 


​Elmhurst Home, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that provides "Recovery with Dignity" for men and women who have issues with substance abuse and criminal conduct.  Birthed from the vision and passion of James and Naomi Oden, to help those in need,  Elmhurst Home, Inc. has delivered high-quality, effective addiction treatment since 1970.  It is our aim to serve our client's physical, mental and emotional needs on the road to recovery.  No one is turned away for lack of insurance or personal funds.  Call today for more information (313) 867-1090, ext. 101.​

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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of June 2020, 13% of Americans reported starting or increasing substance use as a way of coping with stress or emotions related to COVID-19. Overdoses have also spiked since the onset of the pandemic. A reporting system called ODMAP shows that the early months of the pandemic brought an 18% increase nationwide in overdoses compared with those same months in 2019.   There is a better way, let Elmhurst Home help you!​

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​ Programs with the Highest Level of Care

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The Elmhurst Home and Naomi's Nest Residential and Outpatient Programs are designed to serve males and females, at separate facilities, with drug, alcohol, and dual diagnosis-related issues.


Residential treatment is provided in a safe, supportive home-like environment where residents can begin to learn the new skills necessary for achieving long-lasting recovery and begin to deal with any secondary psychological issues.


The intensive, structured program is filled with daily activities that help the resident to recognize their own denial systems, come to terms with their problems, and begin to make the positive choices that will lead them to a healthy and productive life. 


 We also maintain staff to ensure that our highly certified addiction treatment team can deliver the highest level of care to residents.