Most new Palos Heights patients get a same-day or next-day assessment. Intake hours: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:30 AM to 6:30 PM, Wednesday from 5:30 AM to 5 PM, and Friday from 5:30 AM to 2 PM. You can get your first Methadone dose the same day as your assessment. Suboxone® starts once you are clearly in withdrawal. The timing depends on what you have been using and how recently. You can join evening IOP at the next session block after your intake.
Palos Heights Clinic
11925 S Harlem Ave, Palos Heights, IL 60463
Admissions & Dosing
Admissions: 24/7
Dosing: Mon/Tue/Thu 5:30 AM–8:30 PM (last 6:00 PM), Wed/Fri 5:30 AM–4:00 PM (last 3:00 PM), Sat 8:00 AM–10:00 AM
Easy Access
I-294 and I-80 access • Pace bus station at Harlem Ave + 119th St / College Dr.
Looking for Alcohol Treatment?
We treat alcohol use disorder at the same clinic, including counseling and oral naltrexone, whenever you decide the time is right.
Alcohol Treatment in Palos Heights →What Is Drug Rehab?
If morning addiction treatment does not fit your work schedule, our Palos Heights clinic has an evening track instead. IOP sessions run three nights a week from 5:30 to 8:30 PM, with Methadone dosing until 8:30 PM on those same nights.
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
Methadone and Suboxone® ease withdrawal and quiet cravings.
Schedules That Fit Real Life
With IOP (intensive outpatient), you attend group support three times a week. Once you are more stable, outpatient care takes over at one visit a week.
Outcomes Backed by Data
Our internal patient data shows recovery rates roughly two times higher than traditional inpatient programs (as of November 2024).
*Based on internal surveys as of November 2024.
How Treatment Works
Medication
FDA-approved medications that quiet cravings and ease withdrawal
Counseling
Individual and group counseling that help you understand your use and explore what drives it
Continued Support
Care that stays with you, including family sessions when you want them
Real Results from Symetria Recovery Palos Heights Patients
96%
Patient satisfaction at our Palos Heights clinic*
4.9/5.0
Google reviews from Palos Heights patients*
2x
Higher recovery rate vs. traditional inpatient*
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Assessments at our Palos Heights clinic
Our Approach to Drug Rehab in Palos Heights
At our Palos Heights clinic, treatment fits your work, your commute, and where you are in recovery. Evening IOP sessions and post-5 PM dosing work for daytime jobs; morning options work for afternoon or evening shifts. Your plan adjusts as your schedule and your recovery change.
You and your medical provider walk through your opioid history together and choose between Methadone and Suboxone®. We also offer counseling sessions, helping you understand your use and explore what drives it. Your plan changes as you get better.

Location & Hours
Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime). Intake assessments Mon/Tue/Thu until 6:30 PM, Wed until 5 PM, and Fri until 2 PM.
Dosing: Mon/Tue/Thu 5:30 AM to 8:30 PM (last 6:00 PM), Wed/Fri 5:30 AM to 4:00 PM (last 3:00 PM), Sat 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Intensive Outpatient: Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM OR Mon/Tue/Thu 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM evening track
Outpatient: Thu 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM morning, Wed 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM evening, plus SMART Recovery Thu 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Highway: I-294 and I-80 access
Bus: Pace bus station at Harlem Avenue and 119th Street / College Drive
Parking: On-site parking at 11925 S Harlem Ave
Phone: 866-955-2481
License: Illinois Department of Human Services A-5218-0006-A
11925 S Harlem Ave, Palos Heights, IL 60463
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Drug Rehab in Palos Heights: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really start drug rehab at your Palos Heights clinic the same day I call?
Where is your drug rehab clinic in Palos Heights, IL?
Our clinic is located at 11925 S Harlem Avenue at the corner of W. College Drive, adjacent to Trinity Christian College. It is located between Oak Lawn and Orland Park, with highway access via I-294 and I-80. The Pace bus stop at Harlem Avenue and 119th Street / College Drive is one block away.
How do I choose between Methadone and Suboxone®?
Your intake assessment covers three things: your opioid use history, your withdrawal status at first dose, and your preference between daily in-clinic dosing and take-home prescriptions. We can prescribe Methadone the same day; Suboxone® can only be prescribed when you are in withdrawal.
Can I start drug rehab at your Palos Heights clinic even if I am still using?
Yes, you can start drug rehab at our Palos Heights clinic while still using. Your intake is an honest conversation, not a test you can fail. Continued use is clinical information your medical provider uses to adjust your plan.
Can I keep my 9-to-5 job while in drug rehab at your Palos Heights clinic?
Yes, keeping your job is exactly what this clinic is set up for. Our evening IOP and late dosing window exist because the southwest Cook County patient base is heavily 9-to-5 commuters and afternoon-shift retail and manufacturing workers. Sessions and dosing run outside standard work hours, so you do not have to miss work to get care.
Does your Palos Heights drug rehab clinic treat depression and anxiety alongside substance use?
Yes, depression, anxiety, and trauma are common among our patients. Our on-site psychiatry team treats your addiction and your mental health under one care plan, with one referral and one insurance check.
Is drug rehab at your Palos Heights clinic confidential?
Yes, federal HIPAA rules apply, and we do not share information without your signed consent. In a southwest suburban corridor where neighbors recognize each other, our entrance is set back from Harlem Avenue, and parking is positioned for discretion.
How do I get to your Palos Heights drug rehab clinic?
Address: 11925 S Harlem Avenue, on the corner of W. College Drive. From I-294, take the 127th Street exit. From I-80, take Harlem Avenue north. The Pace bus station at Harlem and 119th/College Drive is steps away. Parking is on-site and free.
What is the process for verifying insurance for drug rehab at your Palos Heights clinic?
Insurance verification at our Palos Heights clinic takes minutes. Call 866-955-2481 with your insurance card available or use our online form. We confirm in-network status, deductibles, copays, and prior authorization before you commit to intake.
Can I switch from morning IOP to evening IOP if my schedule changes?
Yes, our Palos Heights clinic runs both tracks every week: morning sessions Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and evening sessions Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. If your work shift changes mid-program, talk to your counselor and switch to the other track at the next session.
Illinois Department of Human Services License Number A-5218-0006-A | CARF Accreditation #285777
Insurance Accepted at Our Palos Heights Clinic
Most major insurance plans cover treatment at our Palos Heights clinic. Coverage varies by plan, so we check your benefits in minutes before your first visit.
We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Illinois locations. Call our team to discuss your options: 866-955-2481.
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