Harbor Oaks Hospital

Harbor Oaks Hospital, located in New Baltimore, Michigan, provides integrated mental health services and rehabilitation for substance use disorders for adolescents, adults, and seniors. Our family is here to care for your loved ones in a way that lets them retain their dignity and make a lasting difference in their lives. Our treatment philosophy comes from our experience as a profession; that mental illness and chemical dependency are treatable diseases. We also acknowledge that mental health conditions and substance use disorders are often tied together. That is why our treatment programs are individualized and designed to treat the whole person, not just their symptoms.

Harbor Oaks Hospital does everything in our power to truly heal everyone entrusted into our care. To accomplish that goal, we have chosen to treat everyone with a holistic approach. Along with that, we strive to show respect and empathy to every patient, deliver culturally competent services, recognize the importance of family and peers in the process of someone’s recovery, and remain dedicated to the evidence-based treatment and best practices for every case.

We understand that people who suffer from some form of behavioral disorder may turn to self-medication. As this progresses, the person can soon become dependent on whatever substance they’ve found relief in and create a greater issue. Substance use disorders amplify the negative behavioral patterns and could make recovering more difficult the longer it goes on.

Harbor Oaks Hospital aims to be the favored provider of behavioral healthcare services in Southeastern Michigan and beyond. We strive to achieve this goal by treating as many people as we can as if they were a member of our own family. We understand how hard it is to send any member of your family, no matter how old they are, to a treatment facility. So please, before you make any decision, feel free to call us 24/7 for a free consultation. We can help you figure out if we are the right fit for your situation.