Integrated Treatment & Recovery Services
Integrated Treatment & Recovery Services (ITRS) (formerly Substance Abuse Services) provides withdrawal management, residential and outpatient substance use disorder services involving individual and group therapy sessions. Peer recovery coaching and case management is also offered, as well as integrated healthcare in community partnering health clinics. We also offer crisis intervention services in the three county jails and mental health services in the Ingham County Jail. We have been serving the tri-county area for over five decades and continue to be a strong support for the recovery of individuals dealing with substance use disorders. We focus on being accessible to those in need and our leadership continually works with governing bodies, funding sources and other community providers to create continuity of care in our communities. The program works to create a co-occurring capable system that is welcoming, person-centered, recovery oriented, culturally competent and trauma informed. ITRS programs encourage, support and guide individuals to explore all methods of treatment identified as beneficial toward their wellness, including Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT).
Healthcare Integration Program
Healthcare integration seeks to enhance access to behavioral health. Primary Care Behavioral Health is achieved through partnering with primary care providers to have behavioral health services integrated into the service offered to patients at their primary care office. Providing behavioral healthcare in primary care settings offers an opportunity to address both health behavior as well as behavioral health concerns. This model seeks to promote functional restoration for patients while they are accessing medical care. This model utilizes patient activation to support patients in partnering with their healthcare provider to achieve their healthcare goals. Behavioral health staff address common behavioral health issues such as depression and anxiety, as well as health behaviors which may be impacting their health such as medication compliance, nutrition and activity level.
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