Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Woodlawn, Illinois
If dependency to alcohol or medication is impacting your home and work life, Woodlawn has some top-rated drug abuse programs to help you, a friend or a family member. Whether addicted to Disulfiram, opioids, painkillers or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the top help available. You can even find exclusive or exclusive treatment in Woodlawn to make rehab as easy as possible.
Treatment Centers near Woodlawn, IL
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Rosecrance Harrison Campus
Please don't take your child here! although the facilities, surroundings and food here is top quality the adolescent substance abuse treatment is terrible. Our son didn't meet his primary councilor for 4 days and when he was discharged we were given a packet by someone who didn't even know our kid and sent out the door in 3 minutes. He left in as bad or worse condition than when he arrived. If you're looking for great facilities consider a resort hotel it would be much cheaper, if you're looking for effective treatment go somewhere other than Rosecrance
Banyan Heartland
Treatment supplied for your individual needs. Great, large Staff that truly care. Few patients at a time, which makes for an intimate experience, and a good vive passed on. This place may have very well saved my life
Symetria — Des Plaines Outpatient Rehab
Very supportive and the way they check in with you is more like a friend rather than a Dr or councilor where, as I perceive would put me in a more defensive stance, where here with everyone I’ve come in contact with I can be free and open about myself and my recovery. Everyone is so nice and very understanding which was/is very important to me during this process.