Behavioral Health | Henry Ford Health - Detroit, MI
Behavioral Health • Detroit, MI • Since 1915
About
Henry Ford Health (Detroit, MI) is a nonprofit, integrated health system and one of Michigan’s largest providers. Based in Detroit (HQ: 1 Ford Place), it operates 13 hospitals across Detroit, Flint, and Jackson, with a broad focus that includes behavioral health. Key facts: - Founded in 1915; nonprofit health system owned by a board and part-ownership by Ascension (approx. 20% per provided data) - Services: general medical care across specialties, including behavioral/mental health, cancer, heart care, neurology, orthopedics, primary care, organ transplantation, and medical education/research - Size: ~11,600 employees; operates across metro Detroit region - Affiliations: Owns Health Alliance Plan (insurance) - Contact: main line 1-313-543-6200 If you’re specifically seeking behavioral health resources in Detroit from Henry Ford Health, you’d likely find programs and services under their behavioral health offerings at Detroit facilities, including inpatient and outpatient mental health services, therapy, and psychiatry within their hospital system. For precise programs, locations, and appointment details, check Henry Ford Health’s behavioral health pages or contact the Detroit area campuses.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
Address
1 Ford Place, Detroit, MI 48202, US
Phone
+1-248-398-3200
Marc.Corriveau@hfhs.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Henry Ford Behavioral Health Hospital): 2.4 stars (60 reviews)
- Recovered.org (Henry Ford Health System Behavioral Health Services): 3.62/5 (Trustscore) (not explicitly specified)
Patients praise
- helpful and friendly staff identified in some experiences
- effective addiction treatment programs (e.g., Maplegrove Center)
- positive impact of individual therapy and support groups
- evidence-based treatment approaches noted in new facilities
Common complaints
- mixed reviews regarding staff and care
- complaints about hospital food quality
- reports of lack of clear communication regarding discharge or medication side effects in some instances
"Maplegrove saved my life."
— Henry Ford Health patient story"Both times they took really good care of the patients. The only complaint my mother in law had was that the food was blah, lol."
— Yelp review for Henry Ford Behavioral Health - Dearborn"Lots of staff who are all friendly and willing to help you. Lots of good groups. Food was pretty good you had choices."
— Recovery.com review for Henry Ford Health - West BloomfieldSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Henry Ford Health and Trillium Health partner to expand behavioral health services | Henry Ford Health - Detroit, MI — Feb 1, 2026
- 12-million-dollar-grant-will-advance-suicide-prevention-model-at-henry-ford-health | Henry Ford Health - Detroit, MI — May 1, 2026
- Henry Ford Madison Heights Hospital to become behavioral health facility - Crain's Detroit Business — Feb 5, 2026
- Henry Ford sells a SE Michigan hospital to mental health provider - Bridge Michigan — Feb 5, 2026
- Henry Ford Health transfers hospital ahead of behavioral health retrofit - Becker’s Behavioral Health — Feb 5, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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