Rehab Centers in Illinois

The assessment is the first step for all of our clients. The primary reason for the assessment is for us to get to know you and your situation so we can recommend the right program for you, whether that is at one of Sandstone Care’s treatment facilities, or somewhere else.

When you come to our addiction treatment center for an assessment, we start creating an aftercare plan for you as part of your case management, so that you won’t have to worry about bridging the gap yourself between treatment services and your day-to-day life.

The amount of treatment needed is dependent on each individual. A licensed clinician performs a thorough and comprehensive clinical assessment to better understand the unique needs of each person.

Some factors that may determine how much treatment you need are:

• The severity of your mental health challenges or drug addiction/alcohol addiction
• What types of substances you depend on
• If you struggle with any behavioral health issues
• Whether or not you would benefit from a residential program
• How long you have had substance use disorder
• Whether you have previously been involved with any other mental health programs, drug abuse rehab programs, or substance abuse treatments
• If you have attended a 12-step program

There are many signs that getting help might be necessary. Some signs may include changes in friend groups, under-performing at school, running away, participating in illicit activities, engaging in risky behavior, or acts of self-harm.

Sandstone Care has locations in both Buffalo Grove and Arlington Heights, so whether you’re in Aurora, Joliet, Naperville, St. Charles, Springfield, or anywhere else in the state of Illinois, you can rely on our personalized mental health and addiction treatments to help you rebuild your life.

Yes. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is proven to be effective in treating substance use disorders, especially in combination with evidence-based therapy and counseling. Our personalized programming is designed to learn your needs and goals so we can choose the best course of treatment for your specific challenges. By offering medically-supervised withdrawal from substances, we help our clients recover quickly and safely from drug or alcohol use.

We also recognize that not all situations call for MAT. Our medical team will evaluate your circumstances and determine what type of treatment is appropriate for you. Learn more about Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) here.

Currently, we do not accept Medicaid/Medicare. Reach out to our admissions coordinators who can help connect you with providers who do accept Medicaid/Medicare.

Family plays a vital role in the overall wellness of each loved one served, which is why we offer individual family sessions bi-weekly. During these sessions, we examine the role the family plays in reinforcing negative behaviors and creating new patterns of behavior. Connection is key in recovery, and we teach mindfulness exercises that can help rekindle and strengthen your relationships. Our program also utilizes weekly Multi-Family groups to reinforce new skills being learned in support groups.

Yes. We have a adolescent track, which is for teens ages 13-17, and a young adult track for individuals ages 18-30.

Cost depends on the location of the recovery center and insurance plans. We keep our treatment programs as affordable as possible while still maintaining the highest-quality healthcare. As a treatment provider, we are in-network with many health insurance providers and private insurances, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Atena, Humana, and more. Call our admissions team at (888) 850-1890 or verify your insurance coverage to find the best payment option for you.

As a disclaimer, we currently do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.

You can begin the process by calling our admissions department. If you or a loved one are experiencing an emergency mental health crisis, please call the suicide prevention crisis line at 988 or SAMHSA’s national helpline at 1-800-662-4357.