Moline, IL Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
If you are putting money toward a family member’s health and happiness, you want to make sure you’re making the best possible decision for your Moline alcohol and drug dependence treatment program. While the best alternative may still be to call our hotline experts so they can discuss your personal requirements, seeing the reviews and ratings for some of the addiction rehabilitation programs in or around your area is another good place to begin.
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Alcohol Treatment Centers Joliet
This treatment center changed my life! Not only did it treat my addiction, but I learned how to be a better person.
Recovery Centers of America at St. Charles
Excellent staff. They really care and it shows. I’ll be a year sober next month again and I couldn’t have regained myself, my family, and my excitement for recovery without this place. I made some alumni buds and found myself again at RCA. Grateful.
Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus
Generally, we are very impressed with Rosecrance. Our 18 year old son admitted himself to Rosecrance Griffin for substance abuse and major depressive disorder. From a parent's perspective, the assessment, intake, and inpatient care was outstanding. We feel that the staff was highly competent and caring. Senior members of the medical team personally advocated for care that the insurance company wanted to deny. Our son emerged 'clean' and wanting to stay clean. However, as can be expected, the transition home has been tenuous, and he seems to be sliding backwards in terms of his depression, he is truly suffering. It is surprising to us that the discharge protocol doesn't involve any continuity of care, we essentially feel as though we have been cut off. Our son worked intensely with the same therapists every day, and although he sees a therapist back at home, we feel as though we are losing the benefit of the momentum he had while at Rosecrance, and that he is quickly sliding backwards. We have confidence in the team there, we just wish they would have stayed with us until we were out of the woods. A final thought...although we think continued support would help ensure a more successful recovery, THANK YOU to the staff at Rosecrance who helped our son.