Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Yale, MI

Staff is always so nice.

Very helpful and informative when I got tested and vaccinations. Great staff

The Health Dept has done a great job handling the COVID-19 pandemic and provide much needed services to our community.

I haven't been to your rehabilitation but have been to others and now I'm clean and sober and am so happy. I've read about the therapy programs you have and they sound great. My beautiful niece just got there yesterday and I'm Happy she is in such good hands. She will make it, it's Gods will 🙏🏼 Auntie Colleen

I was treated with kindness & respect for the most part. The staff is mostly recovering addicts, so not only do they talk the talk, they walk the walk :) 5 stars all the way! Kudos to Butch, Larry, and anyone that still wants to help others with 30 plus years clean. It helps that you are 300 miles from NoWhere in the middle of a cornfield ;) LLL

Sacred heart saved my life.between my therapist and the staff I couldn’t of asked for more support and encouragement!the program is what you make it and you get out of it what you put into it!i can’t wait for my 30 days from the program to expire so I can go back for meetings.honestly I miss the place but sacred heart equipped me with the tools for recovery and I’m using them,thank you sacred heart T.Riley

I got a lot of support for my mental health. Very professional and they care deeply for each resident. They helped me find my self confidence and self worth. Most importantly they work as a team. I got support not just with my mental health but they provided an autism specialist who greatly improved my quality of my life. I owe Rose Hill so much to my life also the offer DBT therapy which challenged me to improve myself and receive support to reach my goals. My DBT coach Laura gave me hope to a broggter future and helped me with dealing with extreme anxiety. I totally recommend Rose Hill for mental health and people who are on the autism spectrum. Would love to one day share my personal experience in hopes to reach out to people who would benefit services from Rose Hill.

Truly a wonderful opportunity to experience if you’re looking to change your life. Unlike the typical, more “hospital like” residential, Rose Hill encourages independence and helping you build skills to use in the real world. My time at Rose Hill, as a resident, has changed my life. I would say the biggest pros are: You get to keep your phone, they don’t stop you from vaping/smoking nicotine, you can have your car there under certain circumstances, you can go out on “day passes” into the community, there are many outings on a weekly basis, you get to go grocery shopping on a weekly basis as well, and you get your own, decently spacious room. Rose Hill has competent and caring social workers/case managers, therapists and floor staff. People you can tell that truly care. I’d suggest Rose Hill if you want to change your life.

Rose Hill has been my home since March 2025. I am fortunate to have found them right as they began taking insurance. Their leap into the world of insurance is proof of how much they care; I have seen firsthand how dedicated they have been to making Rose Hill accessible for a greater population. I have been supported by a wonderful team on a daily basis as I’ve moved through their program. Support staff (non-clinicians who oversee daily care in the residential buildings) are amazing. There are many who understand that this is your home, and they work to see that you are comfortable as a result. The drivers who take you to off campus appointments seem to love their jobs, and it shows as you interact with them. There is a high turnover at case manager positions, but the ones who do stay longterm are phenomenal and will always have your back. This turnover is minimal among therapists. The therapist team at Rose Hill is perhaps their best asset. There is truly someone for everyone, and from what I’ve seen, there is a near perfect process in place to match residents with a therapist upon arrival. I highly suggest asking them about their team of clinicians during the admissions process; they will likely be able to provide you with a list of people you may work with, which is unlike other larger residential facilities. I did this and was able to research their team ahead of time. As for programming, you will get out what you put in. You could certainly skip groups, meals, appointments, activities, etc. if you wanted to — the staff can’t stop you. But I promise you that you will gain nothing from the experience if you do not engage in the community and programming on campus. The four therapeutic work groups are all run by people who have been employed at Rose Hill for a very long time; it is admirable how much these work leaders care. If you are like me and struggle with structure and consistency, this is a place that can help with that— just be open to building the willingness to do the work. The entire team will always work with you to address your specific needs. As their Vice President of Clinical Operations tells me frequently, “you are not a math problem; you do not need to be solved.” Thankfully, this idea extends into their psychiatric treatment as well. Rose Hill understands that it is not medication alone that will help you succeed in life; it is about building life skills while finding the medication that allows you to put those skills into practice. I’ve seen many people come in lethargic and obviously overmedicated; Rose Hill seems to not keep it that way, as those people typically open up and become more vibrant and healthy during their time here. Once again, it is a result of finding the medication balance that works for them. The living conditions are unusually clean for a mental health facility. The housekeeping team does a terrific job of keeping common areas tidy, but it is up to you to keep your bedroom that way. Bathrooms are shared with other people in your hallway but are private (they do not resemble college dorms). Phones are always allowed. As long as you stay on campus and check in once an hour, you’re mostly free to do what you’d like. Bottom line: Rose Hill is unique. I don’t think there are many places that exist like this. If you are struggling with mental health issues and find yourself here, whether by choice, by court order, by a guardian’s mandate, etc., I view you as fortunate. There will always be frustrations and moments of upset that come up in any mental health facility, but they are minimal at Rose Hill in comparison to other facilities. The team is small and the staff cares. Get to know them, and they will get to know you. Once again, you get out what you put in. As I move closer to discharge, I find myself feeling thankful for my time here, optimistic about the future, and in some ways, sad to leave. And while I hope to never need this intensive level of care in my life again, there is a comfort in knowing that Rose Hill exists should I ever get incredibly off track.

kayla is amazing

Logan and Drew both are great I love coming to I.O.P because of them.

The online group with Karen and Meredith did a lot for me. I actually think I benefited from being online: it made interacting with others, as well as the content, a lot less exhausting/intimidating. Ultimately, the experience was what I made it. I find myself much more tolerant of myself these days, as well as more comfortable around other people. I know SO many people who could have used this at some point of their lived and would highly recommend it!