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Treatment Center, Outpatient Rehab

Top of the World Ranch is a residential addiction treatment center on 315 private acres in Milan, Illinois. It offers private rooms, two hours of individual therapy per week, trauma treatment from day one, and medication management by an on-staff physician for co-occurring conditions, plus a Native American sweat lodge and ceremonies. The ranch is in-network with most major insurance carriers and accepts private insurance, military coverage and self-pay.

Treatment Center, Mental Health Center

The Association for Individual Development (AID) provides residential treatment and comprehensive behavioral health services in Aurora, Illinois. Operating for over 65 years, this nonprofit organization serves more than 4,800 children and adults each year with programs that address developmental disabilities, mental health, permanent supportive housing, and vocational training. It accepts Medicare and accepts Guardian as a named insurer.

Rockford, Illinois

3.8
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Treatment Center

$$$$97 beds

Rosecrance Harrison Campus in Rockford is a modern treatment facility offering both inpatient and outpatient rehab programs for adults 18 years of age and older and their families. Situated on 10 acres of park-like grounds, the center includes open living and recreational space, outdoor dining, a chapel, a gym and a serenity walking path.

Treatment Center, Outpatient Rehab, Detox Clinic

Lincoln Recovery provides residential inpatient and intensive outpatient treatment for substance use disorders in Raymond, Illinois. The facility offers medical detox, inpatient drug and alcohol rehab, an intensive outpatient program, and specialized tracks including a faith-based recovery path, 12-step programming, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions. Lincoln Recovery is a cell phone and laptop friendly facility, allowing patients to stay connected with family, work, and support networks during treatment. The program accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, most major insurance plans, and private pay. Admissions are available at (217) 853-2666.

Quincy, Illinois

Treatment Center, Outpatient Rehab

Preferred Family Health's Quincy site offers residential substance use treatment alongside outpatient mental health and addiction services for adults, families and young people. The organization was founded more than forty years ago in a barn in rural northeast Missouri and has grown into one of the largest community-based healthcare providers in the Midwest, working with approaches including trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, along with private and military insurance and a sliding fee scale.

Treatment Center, Teen Rehab Program, Mental Health Center

Chaddock provides specialized residential treatment for children and youth who have experienced severe trauma and struggle with attachment-related difficulties in Quincy, Illinois. Its Developmental Trauma and Attachment Program (DTAP) focuses on helping children restore the ability to form trusting relationships. Founded in 1853, Chaddock also offers in-home intensive services and family coaching. The program accepts Medicare, private insurance, and Medicaid.

Caseyville, Illinois

Treatment Center, Mental Health Center

Gateway Foundation provides residential substance use treatment in Illinois. One of the largest nonprofit addiction treatment providers in the state, Gateway offers evidence-based residential programming for adults, with individual and group counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and aftercare planning.

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