Brighton's doctors and nurses know that chemical dependence is a disease that doesn’t discriminate, even when it comes to a person’s occupation as a physician, nurse or other health professional. Many of them know this because they were also patients.  In fact, approximately one-half of Brighton's drug treatment doctors and nurses came to us first for alcohol or drug rehab, before joining our staff.  Because of their personal recovery experiences, our highly trained rehab team is dedicated to meeting the unique recovery needs of other doctors and nurses through the Michigan Physicians and Nurses Recovery Program.  With our innovative drug rehab options, doctors, nurses and other health professionals can receive the custom and individualized drug treatment program required for their specific rehabilitation needs, while staying in a caring and compassionate environment.

Our staff offers smiles and encouragement to fellow doctors, nurses, and all patients undergoing treatment, knowing that this often makes all the difference in choosing a drug rehab program.  And in addition to offering smiles, all Brighton drug rehab physicians and staff participate in continuing education programs to assure that they remain leaders in their field, and that clinical excellence continues to be at the heart of Brighton's vision.  That is why we are a national leader in addiction medicine, and why so many patients choose the physicians, nurses, counselors and therapists at Brighton for their drug rehab care.

To begin the admissions process for treatment at Brighton Hospital, and to learn more about our physician and nurse drug rehab program, complete our Secure Online Admission Form or call 1-877-976-2371. Our Customer Service representatives are available 8 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. weekends.

Since 1954, Brighton Hospital has been helping physicians and nurses to overcome their addiction problems.  Our top rated addiction recovery center provides rehabilitation programs focused on detoxification, alcohol treatment, residential and outpatient drug treatment, and partial hospitalization.  All drug and alcohol treatment programs are customized for each patient and may include access to 12 step programs, counseling and after-care follow-up.  Mending lives.  It's the Brighton Hospital example.