Long-Term Rehab Treatment in Illinois

Chicago's Gateway Foundation is dedicated to providing low-cost residential alcohol and drug rehab treatment and transitional living for teens and adults. Free for those without insurance or means.

Rosecrance Lakeview is a long- and short-term residential rehab and intensive outpatient program for adults. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

Residential long term transitional living housing with therapy for adult men and women. Fees are assessed on a sliding scale, and residents stay in the house for between 3 and 6 months on average. Serving Chicagoland, dual diagnosis patients are welcome.

Offering adult outpatient (and specialty professional programs) with supportive living housing, and residential teen drug and alcohol rehab. Medicaid, Insurance, and self pay on a sliding scale for those in need. In Chicago.

Chicago area non-profit offering structured living recovery housing with in and outpatient therapy. Offering residential care to an incredible 800 people each day. For men and women, some payment assistance is available, and insurance is accepted.

A Safe Haven Foundation in Chicago is a treatment facility, sober living home and long-term rehab for men and women, including women with children. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

Gateway Foundation's alcohol and drug treatment center in Springfield provides long-term residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment for adolescents and adults, including expectant mothers and women with children.

Gateway Foundation Lake Villa is a beautiful residential addiction treatment center and long-term rehab on the shores of Fox Lake in Lake Villa, Illinois.

Gateway Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center in Caseyville is a treatment facility and long-term rehab for men and women, as well as expectant mothers and women with children.

Gateway Foundation in Carbondale is a dual diagnosis treatment center and long-term rehab program for teenagers and adults struggling with both addiction and mental illness.