PNLH

01/19/2026

12/30/2025

As we enter a new year, we honor the strength it takes to enter the path of recovery and the love and support given by those who walk alongside someone on that journey.

From all of us at PNLH, we wish you a happy New Year full of hope, progress, and connection.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we’re reflecting on the power of giving — of time, care, presence, and hope. To everyone who walks with us in the work of supporting recovery, thank you.

To our clients, families, staff, partners, funders, and friends — Wishing you a safe and Happy Thanksgiving Holiday!

11/26/2025

🦃🍽️🥧 THANKSGIVING SUPPORT FOR CLIENTS IN RECOVERY 🥧🍽️🦃

This year, PNLH provided 88 full Thanksgiving dinners to serve individuals residing in our Intensive Outpatient Program with Domicile (IOPD) programs. Our team made sure these meals reached clients who might otherwise go without. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from the team at PNLH! (Pictured are staff members of PNLH’s).

11/11/2025

Veterans remind us what it means to serve with purpose. Your dedication inspires our work here at Personalized Nursing LIGHT House. Thank you for your service.

09/20/2025

09/15/2025

PNLH was proud to support the 2025 SUD Conference in Traverse City as one of the programs hosting a display booth. It was a great opportunity to connect with colleagues and share the important work happening in the field of recovery.
Representing PNLH were Joseph Paliwoda, CEO, and Valerie Worosz, Clinical Director.

09/05/2025

Hello Everyone,

Deirdre “Dee” Hicks, our longstanding and beloved Admissions Supervisor and Recipient Rights Advisor, will be retiring from PNLH on Friday, September 5 after more than 34 years of dedicated service.

Dee has been a pillar of compassion, consistency, and care within our organization for decades. From the moment clients walk through our doors, she has been a reassuring and welcoming presence - offering kindness, advocacy, and respect. Her work has shaped the experience of thousands of clients and helped define the welcoming environment we are so proud of today.

Thank you, Dee, for your remarkable impact on the success of PNLH. Your legacy of care, professionalism, and kindness will continue to inspire us every day. You will be deeply missed and always remembered.

Please join us in congratulating Dee on her retirement and in celebrating the incredible impact she has made on our staff, clients, and community. 🎉👏

07/26/2025

With Deep Sadness, We Remember Al Boglarsky:

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Al Boglarsky, a long-time member of the PNLH family. Al served PNLH from 1999 until his retirement in 2019, dedicating two decades to supporting the people we serve with compassion, kindness, and unwavering enthusiasm.

Whether he was driving the shuttle, taking clients to appointments or the food pantry, answering phones, or conducting urine screens, Al never hesitated to lend a helping hand. He was known for his words of encouragement—to clients and colleagues alike—and for always showing up with a generous spirit.

Al touched many lives, and his presence at PNLH made a lasting impact. Our staff mourn with his family and loved ones, and we honor his memory with gratitude for all he gave to our mission and community.

Rest in peace, Al. You will be missed.

Albert Dennis Boglarsky, age 86, of Westland, Michigan, passed away peacefully on July 23, 2025. He was born in Detroit on January 24, 1939, to the late Albert J. and Justine ne Frown Boglarsky. Beloved husband of the late Cecile for 57 wonderful years, Al was a devoted father to