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  • We're here to help.

    Michigan has taken action to prevent prescription drug and opioid abuse. It is a priority for Michigan to increase access to treatment for people addicted to drugs.  Here you'll find helpful information if you or someone you know may have a substance use disorder and what you can do to help end this deadly epidemic.

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  • SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOTLINE

     

    SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOTLINE

    If you or someone you know needs help with substance use disorder, please call the national Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Abuse Hotline. They can put you in touch with local resources.


    1-800-662-HELP (4357)

     

End the Stigma

Reducing Stigma

  • Reducing Stigma Campaign

    As a state, we’re addressing the stigma that prevents many Michiganders from seeking treatment by changing the script on how opioid use disorder is discussed. Words can hurt but they can also heal. 

    Resources are available for you to start a conversation that reworks the narrative, helps end the stigma of opioid use disorder, and leads to healing.

     

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Ask for Help

  • Ask for Help

    The MSP Angel Program allows an individual struggling with drug addiction to walk into a MSP post during regular business hours and ask for assistance. If accepted into the MSP Angel Program, the individual will be guided through a professional substance abuse assessment and intake process to ensure proper treatment placement. An "Angel" volunteer, who is a member of the local community, will be present to support the individual during the process, and to provide transportation to the identified treatment facility. All MSP posts are currently participating in the Angel Program.


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Treatment Services

Licensed Treatment Facilities

  • Use this searchable map to find licensed substance use disorder services, programs and other agencies and programs across the state. These providers are regulated by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. The long-term goal is to integrate additional community resource options.


    Find Licensed Services

Find Local Treatment

  • Substance Abuse Hotline

    Use Michigan Department of Health & Human Services’ listing by county to locate substance use treatment services.


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Dispose of Your Drugs

  • Dispose of Your Drugs

    After filling a medication, you may not think about what happens when some of it goes unused. Opioids and other prescription medications can be stolen or used by people other than the patient that was prescribed the medication. Further, proper drug disposal is important because it helps protect human health and our environment. To find a proper drug takeback location near you, click the button below.


    FIND A TAKE BACK LOCATION

Find A National Takeback Location

  • Additional Locations

    Google is working with the National Drug Enforcement Agency to make it easier for people to find permanent drug takeback locations near them using Google Maps. Michigan, along with Alabama, Arizona, Iowa, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, are part of this Google Maps Integration Pilot.


    NATIONAL LOCATIONS

Request Naloxone

Request Naloxone

  • Request Naloxone

    In the event of an opioid overdose, there is a drug that can be used that can reverse the effects of the opioid. Naloxone (commonly known by the brand names Narcan and Evzio) is a life-saving medication used to reverse the effect of an opioid overdose. Naloxone is not addictive. Payment for the medication Naloxone is covered by Medicaid and many other insurances. Many non-profit organizations also distribute Naloxone.


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Medication-Assisted Treatment

  • Medication-Assisted Treatment

    For those that are addicted to opioids, alcohol, or tobacco, Medication-Assisted Treatment may be necessary, along with counseling, to help brain chemistry fight the other addiction. 


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