Treatment Centers in Michigan That Accept Priority Health

Does Priority Health Cover Rehab in Michigan?

Yes. Priority Health lists substance use disorder treatment as a covered behavioral health service with seven levels of care: outpatient therapy, intensive outpatient, community care management, partial hospitalization, medication for opioid use disorder, residential treatment and detox. Exact coverage depends on the plan, and rehabs that take Priority Health appear among Michigan treatment centers below.

Priority Health is a nonprofit based on East Beltline Avenue in Grand Rapids and the health plan of Corewell Health, a nonprofit headquartered in the same city. It sells group HMO, EPO, POS and PPO plans, MyPriority individual plans, PriorityMedicare and Medicaid through Priority Health Choice, Inc.

Who handles Priority Health behavioral health in Michigan?

Priority Health’s own Behavioral Health department handles it, at (800) 673-8043 with crisis support around the clock, and authorizations run through its GuidingCare portal; no outside vendor is named for commercial or Medicare plans. For Priority Health Choice, Michigan carves substance use disorders out to the Prepaid Inpatient Health Plans and Community Mental Health.

Does Priority Health Cover Inpatient Rehab in Michigan?

Yes. Priority Health describes residential rehab with insurance as supportive living with intensive therapy and medical staff on site 24 hours a day. The same rules cover group HMO, EPO, POS and PPO plans, MyPriority HMO, POS and PPO plans and PriorityMedicare, and the program must also meet Priority Health’s own facility standards.

Does Priority Health need prior authorization for inpatient rehab?

Yes. Every residential, partial hospital and detox service needs prior authorization, and the program submits the request, not the member. Priority Health applies InterQual Behavioral Health criteria, using the 2026 version from July 13, 2026, rather than ASAM. Its substance use form asks about age of first use, substances, amounts, legal involvement and vital signs.

How long will Priority Health pay for residential rehab?

Priority Health decides the length of a residential stay through continued clinical reviews during treatment, which confirm medical necessity under InterQual. Decisions take under seven days, or 72 hours when urgent, although the MyPriority individual plan page allows up to 15 days for a non-urgent request.

Does Priority Health Cover Detox in Michigan?

Yes. Priority Health describes detox as inpatient care focused on safe withdrawal, with outpatient options from specialized providers, and every detox service needs prior authorization. On the 2025 MyPriority Standard Silver HMO, inpatient substance use care runs at 40% coinsurance in network and is not covered out of network. Medical detox with insurance is listed by city.

Does Priority Health Cover Outpatient Rehab in Michigan?

Yes. Priority Health’s intensive outpatient programs with insurance run up to five days a week, three hours a day, usually for five to eight weeks, while partial hospitalization taking insurance means five days a week, six hours a day. Most outpatient therapy needs no authorization, but MyPriority’s list includes intensive outpatient substance use treatment.

Community care management is a Priority Health level of care in which a clinician sees the member up to three times a week, at home or by video. The 2025 MyPriority Standard Silver plan waives the charge for the first three outpatient behavioral visits within 90 days of a hospital discharge.

Does Priority Health Cover Suboxone, Methadone and Other Addiction Medications?

Yes. Medication for opioid use disorder is one of Priority Health’s seven listed levels of substance use care, and the 2025 MyPriority Standard Silver outpatient substance use benefit includes medication management. Each plan’s 2026 drug list sets the tier, and Pharmacy at (800) 942-0954 answers naloxone questions, relevant to MAT clinics taking insurance.

Does Priority Health cover Suboxone?

Suboxone coverage depends on the plan’s drug list for commercial, MyPriority and PriorityMedicare members, as Priority Health lists opioid use disorder medication as a level of care without publishing buprenorphine’s tier. For Priority Health Choice members, Suboxone films have been preferred without prior authorization since December 2, 2019, billed to fee-for-service Medicaid, relevant to Suboxone providers taking insurance.

Does Priority Health cover methadone?

Yes, for Priority Health Choice members through the PIHP, because Michigan Medicaid pays for methadone only at PIHP-contracted opioid treatment programs. For employer, MyPriority and PriorityMedicare members it depends on the plan, and methadone treatment programs confirm coverage with the Behavioral Health department.

Priority Health Rehab Centers on the Lake Michigan Shore, Along the Muskegon River and in the Manistee National Forest

Priority Health’s home ground is West Michigan, with offices in Holland and Traverse City as well as Grand Rapids and Southfield. Priority Health Choice covers every county along the Lake Michigan shore from Allegan to Leelanau. That places the plan beside the dunes, the Muskegon River and the Manistee National Forest.

Priority Health rehab near Lake Michigan beaches

Holland hosts one of Priority Health’s two member centers, on East 9th Street, and Priority Health Choice is a Medicaid option in Ottawa, Allegan, Muskegon, Oceana and Mason counties along the beaches. Medicaid treatment there runs through the Lakeshore Regional Entity, and Grand Haven recovery programs appear with rehab centers near beaches.

Priority Health rehab along the Muskegon River

The Muskegon River flows past Big Rapids in Mecosta County and through Newaygo County to Muskegon Lake, and Priority Health Choice is one of six Medicaid plans in each of those counties. Mecosta and Newaygo sit in Mid-State Health Network, (844) 405-3095, while Muskegon uses Lakeshore, for rehabs near rivers and programs in Big Rapids.

Priority Health rehab in the Manistee National Forest

The Manistee National Forest spreads across Lake, Newaygo, Wexford and Manistee counties, all four Priority Health Choice Medicaid counties. Lake County, around Baldwin, uses the Lakeshore Regional Entity, while Wexford and Manistee use the Northern Michigan Regional Entity, (231) 487-9144, for programs near national forests and White Cloud treatment options.

How Do I Find a Rehab That Accepts Priority Health in Michigan?

Browse the listings on this page. Programs shown accept Priority Health, and narrowing by city, level of care or substance brings up the closest ones, each with its own phone number. Members on employer plans can widen the search with rehabs taking private insurance, then check the program is in their plan’s network.

Admission for inpatient, residential, partial hospital or detox care runs through Priority Health’s Behavioral Health department, (800) 673-8043, which the program contacts for authorization. Employer members can also call (800) 446-5674, MyPriority (800) 528-8762 and PriorityMedicare (888) 389-6648. Priority Health Choice members, (888) 975-8102, start with the PIHP line for their county.

Priority Health rehab in Grand Rapids and Kent County

Grand Rapids is Priority Health’s headquarters city, at 1231 East Beltline Avenue NE, and home to its other member center. Priority Health Choice is one of six Medicaid plans in Kent County, where the Lakeshore Regional Entity, (231) 769-2050, authorizes substance use care at Grand Rapids rehab centers.

Priority Health rehab in Detroit and Wayne County

Priority Health’s Detroit presence grew from its merger with Detroit-based Total Health Care, completed in January 2020; Total Health Care members in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties moved onto Priority Health systems in 2021. Priority Health Choice is one of eight Medicaid plans in Wayne County, with Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network authorizing recovery programs in Detroit.

Priority Health rehab in Southfield and Oakland County

Southfield holds Priority Health’s southeast Michigan office, on Beaumont Boulevard. Priority Health Choice is one of eight Medicaid plans in Oakland County, where Oakland Community Health Network authorizes substance use care at (800) 341-2003 for Southfield treatment programs and nearby Royal Oak.

Priority Health rehab in Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo County is outside Priority Health Choice’s listed Medicaid counties, where Aetna Better Health, McLaren, Meridian and UnitedHealthcare enroll Medicaid members instead. Since January 1, 2025 some self-funded employers have used HMA PPO, a product Priority Health launched with Healthcare Management Administrators on its Michigan PPO network, for care at Kalamazoo rehab programs.

Priority Health rehab in Traverse City

Traverse City has a Priority Health office on East Front Street, and Grand Traverse County is one of the northern counties where Priority Health Choice serves Medicaid members alongside Blue Cross Complete, McLaren and Molina. The Northern Michigan Regional Entity authorizes substance use care for treatment centers in Traverse City.

Can I use Priority Health for rehab in a different state?

Yes, on some plans. PriorityPPO, PriorityPOS and MyPriority PPO members, and members who live out of state, use the Cigna Open Access Plus network outside Michigan under an alliance dating from 2018, though covered care depends on plan type. PriorityMedicare plans except the D-SNP pay Medicare-participating providers beyond the Lower Peninsula at in-network rates.

How much does rehab cost with Priority Health?

Priority Health costs depend on the plan. The 2025 MyPriority Standard Silver HMO charges a flat outpatient substance use copay with the deductible waived and 40% coinsurance for inpatient care, and covers nothing out of network. Out-of-network care elsewhere can bring balance billing, and Priority Health Choice members pay nothing extra for care management.

Priority Health members turning 65 can compare PriorityMedicare’s HMO-POS plans, rated 4.5 stars by CMS for 2026, with other rehabs that take Medicare. Adults who lose employer coverage may qualify for the Healthy Michigan Plan and choose Priority Health Choice among Medicaid-covered rehab options in its counties.