About Us

Recovery Centers of Michigan serves individuals with Substance Use Disorder in central and northern Michigan. Five agencies make up Recovery Centers of Michigan, serving more than 9,000 individuals. The mission of all participating agencies is to provide effective and evidence-based treatment services to those struggling with substance use disorder; empowering clients and building the skills people need to develop and maintain long-term recovery, while also supporting community health strategies that reflect this.

Our Shared Values

Community-Based

We have deep knowledge of and commitment to the communities we serve; our reputations for providing evidence-based care depend on our integrity and creating programming that works.

Partnership

We work in partnership with clients, families, employers, and other agencies to develop the most effective solutions for our clients and communities.

Comprehensive

We work to provide a comprehensive array of services and safety-net resources and tools for individuals with Substance Use Disorder.

Adaptable & Efficient

Where possible, we develop solutions that are minimally disruptive to client’s lives and careers.

Holistic & Long-term

We believe in holistic care, treating the whole person using a continuum of care, focused on client’s long-term recovery and well-being.

Non-profit

We are motivated by our mission to provide the best care possible for our clients and community, not by profits.

Collaboration

The member agencies of Recovery Centers of Michigan use principles of systems thinking – looking at our entire system of care – and work together to continuously improve our programs and operations, impacting the quality of care for our clients.

Current Initiatives

Electronic Medical Records

Streamline Electronic Medical Records compatibility across the participating agencies of RCM.

Common Platform of Services

Development of a common platform of services across RCM agencies for continuum of care options, billing and technology infrastructure required for commercial carriers to expand participating providers in Michigan; work with commercial carriers in the development of community‑based criteria for SUD services.

Workforce Development & Credentialing

Improving training of counselors and other staff; collaborating to meet the requirements for workforce credentials and competencies.

Shared Purchasing

Consolidate purchasing of supplies, professional services, etc. for improved rates and terms.