What is a Substance Use Disorder Health Home?
A Substance Use Disorder Health Home (SUDHH) is not a physical location, but a program designed to address your health and social needs. Individuals in recovery should prioritize their overall well-being, as these factors significantly influence daily life, learning, and the ability to work effectively.
A SUDHH can help you in achieving your recovery goals by offering a personalized treatment plan for substance use, along with support for your mental and physical health. Services may include:
- Extensive care management
- Care coordination
- Health promotion
- Comprehensive transitional care
- Individual and family support
- Referral to community and social support services
What are the benefits of SUDHH?
- All-inclusive care coordination
- Personalized plans for your specific concerns
- Transitional care assistance
- Health education and promotional resources
- Individual and family assistance
- Connections to community and support resources
- Access to a team of healthcare professionals
You may be eligible for the SUDHH if:
- You are diagnosed with an opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, or stimulant use disorder
- You have Medicaid, Healthy Michigan Plan, Freedom to Work, or Healthy Kids Expansion
Call MCCMH’s Customer Service at 855-99-MCCMH (855-996-2264) if you are interested in this program.
Visit the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) website or brochure for more information.