Western Michigan Comprehensive Treatment Center

Western Michigan Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC), located in Grandville, Michigan, delivers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to adults age 18 and older who are struggling with opioid addiction.

While some methadone clinics offer one type of medication to people taking part in MAT, our Grandville opioid addiction treatment center provides Suboxone®, naltrexone, methadone, and buprenorphine. These medications can have varying effects depending on the patient, so we’ll work with you to determine which one and what dosage is right for your recovery goals.

Medication-assisted treatment is scientifically proven to promote better recovery outcomes and reduce the risk of relapse. But medication is not the only element of MAT. At our Grandville clinic, we complement the medication component with individual and group therapies to help with the mental and emotional aspects of recovery.

There is no doubt that methadone or another type of medication will play a key role in the physical aspect of your treatment. But to give you the best chance at sustained recovery, it’s important that you fully engage in our therapeutic programming.

Studies have shown that the most effective type of MAT at any methadone clinic includes therapy. This research-backed approach is one we feel strongly about at our Grandville center.

Individual therapy sessions pair you with a counselor to go over your history of opioid use and develop a game plan to change the patterns that may have led to addiction. In group therapy, you’ll work with other adults who are experiencing similar struggles. You’ll have a chance to learn from each other and grow from the pain of your past while forming bonds that can potentially last long into the future.

When you decide to receive MAT at any methadone clinic, you want to be sure that you won’t be treated like a random statistic. You want to find a center that provides personalized treatment plans that cater to your unique strengths and experiences.

The latter is exactly what we implement at our Grandville clinic. We treat the whole person who comes to us for care rather than their symptoms, and this begins at an initial intake appointment. We’ll go over your treatment history and goals, and we’ll guide you through a series of tests that will allow our trained professionals to develop an appropriate plan that will set you up for success.

Deciding to receive treatment for opioid addiction is a life-changing — and potentially lifesaving — measure. If there are any other questions our Grandville center can answer before we begin to help you on this recovery journey, please let us know.