HealthWest, located in Muskegon, Michigan, serves as the county’s primary provider of comprehensive community mental health and behavioral health services. As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), HealthWest delivers integrated care that addresses mental health, substance use, developmental disabilities, and wellness needs for individuals of all ages. Their multidisciplinary team—including therapists, nurses, peer support specialists, psychiatrists, and recovery coaches—works closely with clients to create personalized, person-centered care plans that promote recovery and independence. Services include outpatient and inpatient mental health care, substance use treatment, family and group therapy, wellness programs, and school-based services.
In addition to traditional therapy and counseling, HealthWest offers innovative programs such as Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT), recovery coaching, early intervention, and care coordination. The facility emphasizes holistic and culturally sensitive approaches, ensuring clients receive support in all aspects of their lives. With specialized services for veterans, pregnant women, and families involved with Child Protective Services, HealthWest provides accessible, high-quality care designed to empower individuals and strengthen communities throughout Muskegon County.
Truly appreciate the whole staff there. We're working on a diagnosis for my son knowing that he'll need an IEP when he gets to kindergarten next year. Highly recommend.
I started going to Hope and Wellness to see Ryan in 2017. His approach to healing has helped me become more self-aware and loving to myself. I love that he provided exercises during our sessions! Never experienced that before with other therapists. It was extremely helpful. Hope and Wellness will always be my top recommendation for therapy.
They can regurgitate and try to implement what they have learned and seen as a successful, but the issues which led to my 2 star rating are: the methods being recommended were not followed. Listen to understand first. Many sessions seemed like they became more argumentative. Their perception vs mine. My perception is mine and that's what I'm trying to work on so telling me you disagree isn't anywhere else as helpful as helping me understand the flaws in the logic.