Stop opioid withdrawals and cravings as detox or long-term maintenance
Feel better today with no rushed staff, long lines or arbitrary rules
Non-addictive monthly shot, administered off-site, to stop alcohol and drug cravings
Get intensive therapy that’s as effective as rehab while living at home
Talk honestly with a Master’s-level therapist who truly cares about you
Treat underlying issues like depression, anxiety or trauma too
Other treatment centers push their method and rules at you and even push you out when you need help most. Here, specialized doctors and Masters-level therapists welcome you with compassion and actually listen.
Whether you’re transferring from rehab, looking for immediate medication to stop feeling sick or reaching out for the very first time, the team here meets you where you’re at.
You’re here for a reason. Even if you don’t know if you’re “ready”, now is always the best time to reach out.
Admissions Hours
Daily 24/7 (call any time)
Clinic Hours
Monday to Thursday 7AM-3:30PM (Last dose at 3PM)
Friday 7AM-12:30PM
Saturday 8AM-9:30AM
IOP Program Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9AM-12:15PM
Thursday 9AM-10:30AM
The benefit of the Vernon Hills clinic is that you don’t have to know everything about addiction treatment upfront. You can talk through which medication is a better fit for your situation with a doctor that actually listens. You can even switch between medications if it’s not working for you. Either way, you get immediate relief from painful withdrawal symptoms and stabilize your mind to think clearer.
Vivitrol is naltrexone given as a shot once a month by a medical professional. Since it is non-addictive, it’s a great option to reduce cravings for any substance use – especially alcohol, meth and those in early opioid addiction. Revia and Depade are naltrexone in pill form that isn’t usually recommended. Asking someone struggling with drugs or alcohol to take a daily pill that will make using alcohol or drugs unpleasant isn’t setting them up for success. There is a clinical trial in Europe testing an implantable version of Naltrexone, but this is not yet available in the U.S.
Fair question. Most people here use health insurance. IOP is covered by most insurance policies, including BCBS of Illinois, Cigna, Aetna, Humana, Medicare, etc. Your cost with insurance depends on your deductible. Usually, this is a low amount, certainly more affordable than inpatient rehab. Sometimes patients owe nothing. We will check your specific policy and let you know any costs before you come in. Let’s talk about what’s going on and what you’re looking for, so you can get clear upfront pricing. Call now (we’re not scary).
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You’re here for a reason. Even if you don’t know if you’re “ready”, now is always the best time to reach out.
Hi there — Most people want to know costs/insurance upfront. Would you like to check your policy now?