CMH provides assessment and a wide range of services and supports, at sites throughout Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties, to persons with:

• Mental Illness

• Developmental Disabilities
• Substance Use Disorders
• Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED)

 

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For persons with Developmental Disabilities: 

• Services Coordination
• Clinical Support Services
• Children's Services
  • Family Support
  • Respite Care
  • Licensed Foster Care
• Adult Vocational Services
• Adult Residential Services
• CMH Services Developmental Disabilities
  • Family Support Subsidy Program
    • Family Support Subsidy Program Brochure
  • CSDD Respite Services Forms
    • CSDD Respite Request for Camp
    • Employment Agreement
    • FF (Non-Medicaid) Basic Fact Sheet Respite Program
    • Fiscal (Medicaid) Basic Fact Sheet Respite Program

    • Respite Care Reimbursement Voucher

    • Criminal Background Check

    • I-9 Department of Justice

    • Consumer Referral Sheet

  • Respite Spring Newsletter

  • Respite Winter Newsletter 2011

For adults with Mental Illness:

• Crisis Intervention
• Assertive Community Treatment
• Services Coordination
• Vocational Services
• Residential Services
• Services for Older Adults
• Psychiatry Clinic
• Enhanced Case Management Services

For Children with emotional disturbance:

• Early Intervention for At-Risk Children
• Individual, Group, and Family Therapy
• Crisis Intervention
• Inpatient Treatment

For persons with Substance Abuse Disorders:

• Residential Men's Treatment Program (Up to 90 days of treatment):

  House of Commons (HOC) is a 40 bed program designed to address adult men with substance abuse dependence meeting the residential level of care criteria.  HOC offers a variable length of stay up to 90 days.

  HOC believes in teaching residents strategies for self improvement and change using a cognitive-behavioral treatment approach with both substance abuse and criminal conduct.  The purpose of the House of Commons is to reduce the incidence of substance use, relapse and/or criminal conduct (recidivism) for adult males referred to our facility.

   

• Detoxification Program:

The Recovery Center (opened in Oct. 2010) is a Sub Acute Clinical Detoxification for men and women.  This program is for adults over the age of 18 that need to withdraw from substances prior to the next level of treatment care.  This program is located at 810 W. Saginaw, Lansing.  Contact the Recovery Center at 517-267-7623 for more information.

• Outpatient Services, Ingham & Clinton County:

  The Correctional Assessment & Treatment Services (CATS) offers Outpatient Treatment and Case Management Services to the incarcerated in the Ingham County Jail.  The program goal is to identify and work toward recovery, related to alcohol and drug abuse and identify the related criminal behavior.

  Clinton County Counseling Center (CCCC) provides Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment;  and Assessments for Drunk Driving and Driver's License Reinstatement.  The Clinton County Counseling Center also provides Substance Abuse Treatment Services in the Clinton County jail.

  The Clinton County Counseling Center adheres to the philosophy that substance abuse and dependence disorders are best treated by a combination of education, individual and group therapy based on best practice models, and promotion of participation in self-help groups.

   

CMH services and supports are provided using a process called "person-centered" planning which recognizes your right to control the direction of your life.

Payment for Services

We accept  Medicare, Medicaid, Adult Benefit Waiver (ABW), and private pay. 

If you do not have these forms of insurance we will try to refer you where you can receive services.  For Substance Abuse services  you may be assessed on a sliding fee scale based on your income. Any charges will be made known to you prior to treatment. You will not be denied services due to your inability to pay for those services.