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About NewLeaf Recovery Services - Lansing, MI Substance Use Clinic
NewLeaf Recovery Services is a locally-owned substance use recovery clinic Coming Soon in Lansing, Michigan. We will provide compassionate, confidential care for people with substance use disorder — built on the belief that every person deserves dignity, respect, and the opportunity for a fresh start.
Our clinic is located at 400 S. Walnut Street, Lansing, MI 48933, just blocks from the CATA Transportation Center with easy access by bus from surrounding communities including Haslett, Okemos, Holt, East Lansing, DeWitt, Grand Ledge, Charlotte, and St. Johns.
Why Choose Us
Why NewLeaf Recovery Services
NewLeaf Recovery Services will offer a different approach to substance use treatment in the Lansing area. We are locally owned and community-focused, providing appointment-based care that emphasizes confidentiality, accessibility, and a patient-centered experience.
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Confidential, discreet appointments
Medicaid-focused care — Medicaid enrollment has been approved
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Appointment-based care with same-week availability when possible
Accessible location with easy bus access from surrounding communities
Compassionate, judgment-free treatment
Our brand promise:
Healing. Growth. New Beginnings.
Our Services
NewLeaf Recovery Services will provide evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder. Our services include:
Suboxone Treatment (MAT)
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with Suboxone (buprenorphine)
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Telehealth Services
Telehealth services may be available. Contact NewLeaf Recovery Services for current availability.
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy with licensed therapists and social workers
Group Therapy
Group therapy sessions
Case Management
Case management and recovery support services
Suboxone (buprenorphine) is a once-daily prescription medication that helps reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms. Unlike methadone, Suboxone patients transition to less frequent appointments when clinically appropriate — no daily clinic visits required.
We accept Medicaid and self-pay. Additional insurance plans are being added through credentialing. NewLeaf is designed as a Medicaid-focused clinic, with Medicaid enrollment already approved.
Meet Our Founder
Tamesha Porter-Grljusic, Founder & CEO
Tamesha Porter-Grljusic, Founder & CEO. A Michigan healthcare entrepreneur with years of experience serving individuals and families throughout the Lansing area. Through her work in healthcare and community-based services, she has seen firsthand the impact substance use disorder can have on individuals and families. She founded NewLeaf Recovery Services with a mission to provide compassionate, confidential, and accessible treatment for those seeking recovery from opioid addiction — built on the belief that every person deserves dignity, respect, and the opportunity for a fresh start.
Tamesha also operates established residential care businesses serving more than 100 homes across the Lansing area. NewLeaf Recovery Services is a new, separate brand dedicated to substance use recovery care.
Meet Our Founder
Tamesha Porter-Grljusic, Founder & Owner
Tamesha Porter-Grljusic is a Michigan healthcare entrepreneur and founder of multiple healthcare organizations serving the Greater Lansing community. Through both her professional experience and personal life, she has witnessed the impact substance use disorder can have on individuals, families, and entire communities. Those experiences strengthened her commitment to creating a recovery program built on dignity, compassion, and hope. She founded NewLeaf Recovery Services to provide accessible, evidence-based treatment and help people reclaim their lives.
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Tamesha Porter-Grljusic
Founder & Owner
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"Recovery is about more than overcoming addiction—it’s about rebuilding hope, restoring dignity, and creating a future worth fighting for. NewLeaf was created to be a place where people feel supported, respected, and empowered every step of the way."
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After years of building healthcare organizations across Mid-Michigan and witnessing firsthand the impact addiction has on individuals and families, Tamesha Porter-Grljusic founded NewLeaf Recovery Services to create a place where recovery begins with dignity, compassion, and hope.
Patient Rights & Confidentiality
Every patient receives a written statement of their rights and responsibilities at admission. Staff explain how to ask questions, file complaints, and request copies of available policies (R 325.1331).
If you have a concern, you may file a complaint with NewLeaf directly or with Michigan LARA/BHDDA. Complaint investigations begin within 72 hours and are completed within 15 days when possible (R 325.1333).
NewLeaf maintains a current referral list for MAT, social/educational/recreational services, job placement, financial counseling, legal assistance, and nutrition services. This list is reviewed at each admission and treatment planning session (R 325.1331; R 325.1359).
At NewLeaf Recovery Services, patient confidentiality and privacy are paramount. All patient and administrative records are confidential, secured from unauthorized access, and available only to authorized staff for care or to Michigan LARA during surveys. Disclosures require legal permission, rule requirement, or written patient release (R 325.1369; R 325.1371).
Patient Rights & Confidentiality
At NewLeaf Recovery Services, patient confidentiality and privacy are paramount. All patient and administrative records are confidential, secured from unauthorized access, and available only to authorized staff for care or to Michigan LARA during surveys. Disclosures require legal permission, rule requirement, or written patient release (R 325.1369; R 325.1371).
Every patient receives a written statement of their rights and responsibilities at admission. Staff explain how to ask questions, file complaints, and request copies of available policies (R 325.1331).
NewLeaf maintains a current referral list for MAT, social/educational/recreational services, job placement, financial counseling, legal assistance, and nutrition services. This list is reviewed at each admission and treatment planning session (R 325.1331; R 325.1359).
NewLeaf maintains a current referral list for MAT, social/educational/recreational services, job placement, financial counseling, legal assistance, and nutrition services. This list is reviewed at each admission and treatment planning session (R 325.1331; R 325.1359).
Suboxone is a prescription medication used to treat opioid use disorder. It reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms without the daily clinic visits required by methadone. Patients transition to less frequent appointments when clinically appropriate.
NewLeaf is designed as a Medicaid-focused clinic, with Medicaid enrollment completing ahead of our opening. We accept Medicaid and self-pay. Additional insurance plans are being added through credentialing.
Our clinic is located at 400 S. Walnut Street, Lansing, MI 48933, just blocks from the CATA Transportation Center. We serve patients from Lansing, Haslett, Okemos, Holt, East Lansing, DeWitt, Grand Ledge, Charlotte, St. Johns, and surrounding communities.
Telehealth services may be available for Michigan patients, including follow-ups, medication management, and counseling. Contact NewLeaf Recovery Services for current availability. Initial evaluation may require an in-person visit per clinical and regulatory guidelines.
Contact us to request an appointment. Our intake process includes a documented assessment, consent for treatment, and a personalized service plan. When we open, we will offer same-week appointments when available.