Arab American and Chaldean Council in Dearborn, MI is dedicated to providing comprehensive substance abuse and mental health treatment services to diverse populations throughout the community. As a culturally responsive treatment provider, the facility recognizes the unique needs of individuals and families seeking recovery support, including specialized programming for seniors, pregnant and postpartum women, and gender-specific groups. Located at 13840 West Warren Avenue, the council serves as a trusted resource for those ready to take meaningful steps toward lasting recovery.
The facility offers outpatient substance abuse treatment designed for individuals who benefit from flexible scheduling while maintaining their daily responsibilities and community connections. This level of care includes therapeutic programs and support groups that address both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions—a critical service for those managing multiple health challenges simultaneously. Arab American and Chaldean Council also provides specialized treatment tracks for seniors and older adults, recognizing that recovery needs change across the lifespan, and dedicated programming for pregnant and postpartum women that prioritizes both maternal and fetal health. Additionally, the facility maintains separate therapeutic environments for adult men and adult women, fostering peer support and addressing gender-specific recovery challenges within a safe, affirming space.
Recognizing that financial concerns should never prevent access to care, Arab American and Chaldean Council accepts multiple insurance options including Medicaid, Medicare, State financed health insurance plans (other than Medicaid), and private health insurance. Most insurance plans are required to cover mental health and substance abuse treatment at the same level as physical health conditions under the Mental Health Parity Act, helping reduce out-of-pocket costs for eligible individuals. The facility's commitment to accepting diverse payment methods ensures that cost is not a barrier to recovery.
If you or a loved one is considering treatment, reaching out is the first step toward meaningful change. Contact Arab American and Chaldean Council today at 313-581-7287 to speak with a knowledgeable admissions counselor who can answer your questions, verify your insurance coverage, and help you begin the recovery journey with confidence and support.