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Recovery Centers of America Expands Access to Recovery in Illinois

In a significant move to enhance addiction recovery resources, Recovery Centers of America (RCA) is gearing up to launch its third facility in the state of Illinois this coming summer. The new site, located in Rolling Meadows, aims to provide comprehensive outpatient services designed to aid individuals and families struggling with substance use disorders.

New Facility Details

Set to open at 1855 Rohlwing Road, the Rolling Meadows location will join RCA’s already established facilities in St. Charles and St. Elgin. This upcoming center signifies RCA's commitment to offering accessible and impactful treatment options. With a spacious 4,600 square feet setup, the facility is designed to accommodate over 350 patient visits each week.

RCA’s mission revolves around the core objective of saving one million lives and providing effective, sustainable addiction treatment. The facility's tranquil environment is tailored to ensure comfort for patients receiving care.

Outpatient Services Offered

The services at the new outpatient center will include various treatment options suitable for adults aged 18 and older, including:

• - Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): This intensive option is tailored for individuals transitioning from inpatient care, offering extensive support during the recovery phase.
• - Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): This program allows patients to receive structured treatment while still managing family and work obligations.
• - General Outpatient Program (GOP): As patients advance in their recovery journey, this program continues to provide the necessary support for maintaining long-term sobriety.

Each of these programs supports RCA’s mission to foster a significant recovery process through evidence-based practices. The compassionate clinical team at the Rolling Meadows center is dedicated to facilitating sustained recovery, connecting patients to vital community resources and support systems.

Community Impact

Brett Cohen, CEO at RCA, expressed enthusiasm about the new facility, stating, "We are excited to announce the new facility opening in Rolling Meadows this summer. RCA Outpatient Services is a crucial step toward expanding access to effective, sustainable treatment." With this new center, RCA hopes to significantly improve the availability of recovery services, easing the journey for individuals and families seeking help in the Chicagoland area.

Karen Wolownik Albert, CEO at RCA St. Charles, emphasized the importance of community support in the recovery process, adding, "The new outpatient facility will be supported by a compassionate clinical team, who share a common goal of sustained recovery with a connection to a strong support community."

How to Get Help

RCA is committed to making assistance accessible to those in need. They provide free and confidential screenings for anyone wanting to explore treatment options. Individuals seeking help, or their family members, are encouraged to reach out and take that first vital step toward recovery.

For more information about the new facility and available services, individuals can visit the RCA website here. RCA is determined to lead the way in transforming lives through responsible addiction treatment, proving that healing is within reach for everyone.

About Recovery Centers of America

As a leader in evidence-based substance use disorder and mental health treatment, Recovery Centers of America prioritizes the well-being of its patients. With facilities located across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and Southeast regions of the U.S., RCA provides a full continuum of services. RCA is proud to accept most major insurances, along with offering transportation assistance and family support.

For inquiries or to schedule an intake, individuals can reach out to RCA at 1-844-5-RCA-NOW (844-572-2669). They remain dedicated to delivering top-notch care, always prioritizing patient needs and community health.