The Best Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Illinois
“My mind is finally quiet. I’m able to be happy – not for any particular reason. I’m just happy now.”
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Affordable Rehab That Works
Why 3550+ People in Illinois Chose Rehab Here
Rehab Here is Affordable
And, in-network with health insurances like Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois.
Rehab Here Works
Harvard statisticians showing you’re 80% more likely to be sober in two years compared to any other rehab.
Rehab Here is Personal
Get anti-craving medication or family counseling sessions (or don’t). Get as much one-on-one therapy as you need (it's unlimited). Treatment is actually about you here. We listen.
Did you Know?
Studies Show Outpatient Rehab Works Better Than Inpatient Rehab
Outpatient rehab is recommended by all major heath organizations - including WHO, the CDC and Illinois Department of Human Services. Study-after-study shows outpatient treatment is effective.
You have support when triggers happen.
Inpatient rehab cuts you off from your life for weeks, then expects you to cope without any support when you go back. That’s why 40-60% of people go back to using within 6 months after inpatient rehab ends. Here, 89% of patients still aren't using two years later. It really works.
You get comprehensive treatment.
The science is clear. To stay sober long-term, you need to address both the physical and mental components of addiction. You also need diagnosis and treatment for underlying issues - like trauma or depression. Treatment here follows the science, applied with love and without judgment.
People Want to Continue Treatment
Inpatient rehab 30-day stays isn’t enough, but it’s also too long to miss out on your life. When you come in, you’ll understand why patients keep coming back. Some for 6 months. Others for 2 years. Get all the support you need until you really can handle it on your own.
Compare Your Rehab Options
Doing Nothing
Continue to Live in Addiction-
Lose Out on Good Things
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Feel Sick
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Addiction is Expensive
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You Can't "Just Stop"
Symetria Outpatient
Live Your Life While You Work to Save It-
Keep Your Home Life
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Anti-Craving Medications
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Programs Are Affordable
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Only 11% Return to Using
Inpatient Rehab
Live On-Campus for Treatment-
Can't Keep Your Home Life
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Usually No Medication
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Programs Are Expensive
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40-60% Return to Using
Everything You Need to Stay Well
How The Symetria Method® for Rehab Works
All you have to do is show up. You have access to all evidence-based medications AND therapies here, until you find what works for you and you got this on your own.
First Rehab Appointment
Medications:
You get anticraving medications to feel better right away if you’re struggling with withdrawals or ready for Vivitrol. You can stay on medications or make a plan to get off.
If you’re struggling with issues like depression, anxiety or sleep, you can meet with the psychiatrist.
Therapies:
You have your first one-on-one counseling session to talk honestly about what’s going on. There’s no judgment, so no need to lie your way through.
You set a schedule for further group and one-on-one therapies.
Time in Rehab:
Your first appointment usually takes a few hours, but can is also up to how quick or in-depth you want to go on day one.
Outpatient Rehab
Medications:
Check-in with the medical team to ensure you find the right medications or combination of medications that work for you.
Includes anticravings for addiction, as well as mental health medications that help rebalance the brain like antidepressants.
Therapies:
Therapy is unlimited. Come in whenever you’re feeling triggered and bring family if you need to resolve tension.
Attend group therapy with morning and evening options to accommodate work schedules.
Time in Rehab
Stay a patient as long as you want. Most people are still coming in at least once a month nine months later, but there’s no rules on commitment.
Rehab Near Me
Rehabs in Illinois
Symetria has six rehab locations throughout Illinois. If you live in the highest-population areas of the Midwest prairie state, there is an Illinois rehab near you now.
Warrenville, IL 60555
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Palos Heights, IL 60463
Chicago, IL 60613
Joliet, IL 60435
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Rehab Questions
What is outpatient rehab?
How much does rehab cost?
How long is alcohol and drug rehab?
Only 30 days of inpatient rehab are covered by most insurances. That’s not enough, yet also too long to miss out on your life.
It’s different here. Most patients are still checking in nine months later, while living (and improving) their lives. Over time, you need less support. Stay in the program as long as you want and reach out whenever you’re feeling triggered.
Can you force someone to rehab in Illinois?
What specific medications are given at this rehab?
Using medication in substance abuse treatment is recommended by all major health organizations.
Anti-craving medications make saying no so much easier – from Vivitrol or Suboxone to non-addictive “off-label” medications with promising research (like Baclofen or Ondansetron).
- Stops the brain from triggering cravings
- Blocks the “high” if drugs or alcohol are used
Psychiatric meditations stabilize other chemical imbalances in your brain including antidepressants, antianxiety medications, mood stabilizers or sleep regulating medications.
- Helps the 75%+ of patients with a “co-occurring” issues stay on track
- Keeps you from hitting lows that trigger relapse
Does outpatient rehab drug test?
Is This Rehab Right for Me?
Just Noticing
the Addiction Issue
In and Out of
Other Rehabs for Years
Coming from
Inpatient Treatment
Your Next Step is Simple
The process starts with a friendly conversation to see if we’d be a good fit.
- You talk with someone who also struggled with drugs or alcohol before — no judgment.
- Treatment is 100% your decision. We'll never pressure you.
- If you're ready, discuss insurance or payment options and select a time to come (which can be the same day).
Still have questions?