Glass House is a residential substance use treatment facility located in Lansing, Michigan, and operated by Mid-Michigan Recovery Services Inc., a nonprofit organization serving the Mid-Michigan community. Lansing is the state capital and offers access to public services, parks, and year-round seasonal weather typical of southern Michigan, with warm summers and cold winters. The program operates within a residential setting intended for adults receiving structured support for substance use disorders.
Mid-Michigan Recovery Services began in 1967 as a community effort addressing addiction and housing needs and now provides treatment programs across the Lansing area. Glass House was established as a residential program serving adult women. Services focus on substance use treatment delivered in a structured living environment. The organization provides counseling-based programming that may include individual and group counseling, substance use education, life skills support, and recovery-focused activities as part of daily programming.
The facility functions as part of a broader continuum of care offered by the parent organization, which includes residential and outpatient services within the region. Programs are designed for adults and young adults and emphasize structured routines and ongoing recovery support within a supervised residential setting.
