Opioid Use Disorder Treatment

Thresholds is a service in Illinois that provides healthcare, housing, and hope for thousands of persons with mental illnesses and substance use disorders each year. Through care, employment, advocacy, and housing, Thresholds assists and inspires people with mental illnesses to reclaim their lives.

Chicago Lakeshore Hospital, has dedicated units which focus specifically on the treatment, education, and recovery of adults at different levels and needs of treatment. Its strong focus on family and support system involvement, including spirituality based intervention, lays a foundation for success before and during treatment, and through the aftercare process. Its board-certified psychiatrists work together with addictionologists and dieticians to provide multi-disciplinary, recovery-based practices to treat the specialized needs of patients. In some cases, pharmacy/psychopharmacology involvement is necessary and can maximize the therapeutic benefits of medication management. Chicago Lakeshore Hospital offers inpatient, outpatient, and LGBTQ treatment. Accepts Medicare.

ACCESS Community Health Network offers primary and preventive care in nearly 50 community health center locations throughout Chicago, suburban Cook and Dupage counties. Accredited by the Join Commission, ACCESS health centers provide high quality, affordable health care, which is accessible to patients right in their communities. 

This ACCESS location offers an outpatient drug treatment program using buprenorphine to reduce opioid use disorders. This service includes weekly visits with a doctor, regular group support sessions, counseling, and health care services. 

To schedule an appointment for you or a family member, call toll free from 1-866-882-2237. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most health insurance plans.

ACCESS Community Health Network offers primary and preventive care in nearly 50 community health center locations throughout Chicago, suburban Cook and Dupage counties. Accredited by the Join Commission, ACCESS health centers provide high quality, affordable health care, which is accessible to patients right in their communities. 

This ACCESS location offers an outpatient drug treatment program using buprenorphine to reduce opioid use disorders. This service includes weekly visits with a doctor, regular group support sessions, counseling, and health care services. 

To schedule an appointment for you or a family member, call toll free from 1-866-882-2237. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most health insurance plans.

ACCESS Community Health Network offers primary and preventive care in nearly 50 community health center locations throughout Chicago, suburban Cook and Dupage counties. Accredited by the Join Commission, ACCESS health centers provide high quality, affordable health care, which is accessible to patients right in their communities. 

This ACCESS location offers an outpatient drug treatment program using buprenorphine to reduce opioid use disorders. This service includes weekly visits with a doctor, regular group support sessions, counseling, and health care services. 

To schedule an appointment for you or a family member, call toll free from 1-866-882-2237. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most health insurance plans.

Offers a wide variety of treatment services including detox, residential, and outpatient programming as well as self help and support programs that are open to patients and the community. NA meetings are held weekly, call for times and dates. Accepts most insurance providers and Medicaid.

Provides outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment that focuses on the strengths of the individual as well as offers 12-step meetings and an aftercare program. Services are available in both English and Spanish. Accepts most insurance providers including Medicare and Medicaid as well as individuals without insurance plans. 

Offers outpatient treatment services for several substance use disorders, specifically the use of Buprenorphine to treat opioid use disorders. Accepts most insurance plans and Medicaid, as well as offers a sliding scale fee option.

Counseling First provides outpatient alcohol and drug use treatment consisting of face-to-face clinical services. The frequency and intensity of treatment depends on the individual. Accepts private pay only. 

An outpatient program that combines counseling buprenorphine to help individuals struggling with opioid use disorders. Also offers services for those with other alcohol and drug use dependecies. Clients meet weekly with staff for assessment and medication pickup. Accepts most insurance plans and offers a sliding scale fee. 

Offers both inpatient and outpatient treatment services using medications such as Methadone, Buprenorphine, and Naltrexone to treat opioid use disorders. While receiving medication, individuals also receive intensive therapy as well as meetings with counselors post-treatment. Also treats alcohol and other drug use as well. Gateway Foundation offers programs specific to veterans and LGBTQ individuals. Accepts most insurance plans as well as works with individuals without insurance to help cover costs. 

Offers outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment services for individuals who have an opioid use disorder and do not need detoxification. Treatment includes an individualized recovery plan, education on addiction and healthy lifestyles, and group, individual, and family counseling. 

Also offers treatment for alcohol or drug use in the form of outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential treatment. Treatment focuses not only on the symptoms of addiction but overall health and well-being as well.

Services are offered in both English and Spanish. Most insurance providers and Medicaid is accepted.

Provides outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment services specific to opioid use disorder, using methadone to treat dependency. Accepts most insurance providers and Medicaid, as well as offers a sliding scale fee. 

Offers rehabilitation services for persons with substance use disorders. Services include individualized assessment and treatment planning, psychiatric intervention, medication training and monitoring, individual and group counseling, support groups, case management, and aftercare. Pilsen Wellness Center has a specific treatment program that uses medication to combat dependency as well as an outpatient drug free program.

An outpatient substance use disorder program that uses methadone to reduce the symptoms of opioid use along with counseling, education, and support groups. Also offers programs for those with substance use other than opioids and has a residential program in Manteno, IL. Accepts all Medicaid insurance. 

Provides confidential assessment, medication management, individualized therapy and group therapy for individuals with a wide variety of addictions. Additionally, provides counseling services for co-dependents or family members of individuals receiving treatment. Treated addictions include: alcohol use, drug use, gambling, impulsive behavior, kleptomania, sexual addiction, skin picking, tobacco use, and hair pulling. The clinic accepts most insurance plans, Medicare and Medicaid. Call to make an appointment. 

Provides various services to reduce drug-related harm from several outreach locations. Services include: naloxone distribution, overdose training, safe injection, smoking, and snorting equipment, and counseling. Call or check their website for more information, including locations. Spot services in your neighborhood by looking for their silver mobile outreach van. 

In addition to providing services to individuals experiencing a substance use disorder, the Chicago Recovery Alliance offers a 90-minute overdose responder training program at a low cost. This program teaches responders how to use naloxone and rescue breathing when responding to opioid overdose. For more information and to sign up, see their website.

Offers services free to the public at five community-based locations throughout Chicago. Services include: prevention case management, needle exchange program, substance use disorder treatment referrals, and overdose prevention education. Locations listed below.

COIP - Southeast: 8910 S. Commercial Ave. Chicago, IL 60617 - (773) 356-5920

COIP - West Englewood: 1606 W. 63rd St. Chicago, IL 60636 - (773) 434-9367

COIP - Mobile Outreach Unit: Location varies by day - (312) 246-1247

Heartland Alliance’s newly opened Englewood location has a variety of health services including primary medical care, substance use treatment, mental health/psychiatry, insurance assistance, medical case management, specialty referral care, and chronic disease management. In terms of substance use treatment, Heartland offers outpatient and intensive outpatient services including: use of medication assisted treatment, individual therapy, recovery coaching, support groups, and case management. 

HRDI offers a variety of treatment services for alcohol, drug, and gambling dependencies. Services include methadone maintenance and outpatient substance use disorder counseling for adult men and women who are dependent on opioids or other narcotics, gambling counseling, and outpatient substance use treatment. Treatment is offered at several locations listed on their website. 

Henry's House is a sober living home that offers individual outpatient treatment services. These services include: referral to detoxification programs, AA and NA meetings, recovery education, relapse prevention, job assistance, and mentoring. Henry's House has four sober living locations in Woodlawn, Grand Crossing, and Englewood communities. Call or visit their website to apply.