Dover, IL Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with a drinking or drug abuse problem in Dover, IL, Alcohol.org offers access to extensive online catalog of private centers, as well as a lot of other alternatives. We can assist you in finding drug and alcohol abuse treatment facilities for a variety of addictions. Search for a perfect rehabilitation facility in Dover now, and get rolling on the path to a better life.
Alcohol Treatment near Dover, IL
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Illinois
Banyan Chicago
I have been dealing with Banyan treatment center for 4 weeks now, I have a loved one in treatment. When were searching for a center it was horrific. We must of called 8 places before Banyan and if they answered the right hand did not know what the left one was doing! Banyan was so professional, informative and CARING. It was like a miracle, to find a compnay like this compared to the rest. Banyan checked in with us several times, and Caitlyn was fantastic with her welcome call and answering all my questions. Greg is a professional caring therapist thank you to him also. I highly recommend this center to all who are searching for an above standard facility to treat a loved one or yourself. Kudos to Banyan.
Bloomington Normal Treatment Center
I started my treatment there in February 2024 transferring from California to Illinois was extremely easy. They have been very respectful and accommodating to all of my needs except for the nurse being late every single morning, which irritates me!
Knolls Center for Change
The instructions were mainly recovering alcohol/drug addicts which meant they had a better understanding of what the clients were going through. Experienced counselors. Lack of extra curricular activities for in-patient clients.