Company Research Report: Great Lakes Recovery Centers (GLRC)
Company Overview
- Name: Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc. (GLRC)
- Mission: Empower Recovery Through Hope and Change
- Vision: Creating Healthy Communities One Person at a Time
- Essential Truth: People Are Our Purpose. Love Them All.
- Founding Year and Founders: The origins date back to the mid-1970s with the establishment of halfway houses for men and women. GLRC was officially formed in 1994 following the split from Project Rehab.
- Key People: No information is available.
- Headquarters: Marquette, Michigan
- Number of Employees: No information is available.
- Revenue: No information is available.
- Known For: GLRC is known as a non-profit behavioral health agency specializing in substance abuse and mental health treatment for youth, families, and adults.
Products/Services
GLRC offers a range of services focused on behavioral health treatment and community support. Key services include:
1. Substance Use Disorder Programming
- Description: Comprehensive treatment for individuals struggling with substance use, incorporating certified counseling and rehabilitative care.
2. Mental Health Services
- Description: Licensed professionals offer mental health services aimed at supporting emotional and psychological well-being.
3. Child & Adolescent Care
- Description: Tailored care services addressing the unique needs of children and adolescents in the context of mental health and addiction.
4. Integrated Medical Services
- Description: Medical services integrated with behavioral health treatments to ensure holistic patient care.
5. Re-entry Case Management
- Description: Support and management services to aid individuals re-entering society post-treatment or incarceration.
6. Recovery Housing
- Description: Safe and supportive housing options for individuals in recovery, certified by MARR and NARR.
7. Community-Based Prevention
- Description: Initiatives focused on preventing substance abuse and mental health issues through community engagement and education.
8. Foster Care Recruitment and Retention
- Description: Programs aimed at recruiting and retaining foster care families within the community.
Recent Developments
- Grants and Funding:
- In August 2024, Copper Shores Community Health Foundation allocated $300,000 to GLRC.
- In September 2024, Dickinson Area Community Foundation awarded a grant to support GLRC's Dickinson-Iron Communities that Care Program.
- GLRC received over $9,000 from a campaign by Super One in May 2024.
- Events and Community Engagement:
- GLRC hosted the 17th Annual Run for Recovery in August 2024 to raise awareness and support for recovery efforts.
- Recognized National Recovery Month in September 2024, emphasizing support for recovery and the fight against addiction.
- Legislative Developments:
- In May 2024, Governor Whitmer signed new legislation ensuring equal insurance coverage for mental health and substance use treatments, potentially benefiting GLRC service users.
- Accreditations and Partnerships:
- GLRC is accredited by CARF and is a partner agency with the United Ways of Marquette County and the United Way of the EUP.
- Recent News Highlights:
- Various news articles and investigations, such as TV6's report in July 2024, have highlighted the challenges and developments in addiction treatment in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, an area served by GLRC.
Additional Information
- GLRC operates recovery residences certified by the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences, Inc. (MARR) and the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR).
- The organization is licensed by the State of Michigan as a substance use disorder treatment facility and complies with HIPAA regulations to protect client privacy.
For more detailed information on services or to connect with GLRC, interested parties are invited to contact the GLRC Access Center directly at (906) 228-9696.
This report provides a structured overview of Great Lakes Recovery Centers as per the available data.
