Alcohol, Drug, and Other Rehab Centers in Peoria, IL

To be sure we are recommending the best facilities, our team of researchers developed five core metrics to determine the quality of each treatment center. These metrics cover key aspects such as cost, treatment approaches, and rehab services provided. For more information, read the full breakdown of our filtering process and ranking methodology.

The 2 best rehab facilities in Peoria, IL are:

• Rose Medical Association
• Countermeasures

Rose Medical Association

209 West Romeo B. Garrett Avenue
Peoria, IL 61605
309-686-1600
Rosemedical.org

Rose Medical Association advocates reducing and eliminating the stigma of addiction through multicultural and bilingual (English/Spanish) behavioral care. Here, Dr. Ernest C. Rose specializes in methadone maintenance, suboxone, addiction medicine, drug and alcohol abuse counseling, medical monitoring for residential treatment, and medical detoxification. Rose Medical also provides Vivitrol Injections for both alcohol dependence and opioid dependence. Services include two levels of outpatient treatment. RMA believes in being a resource to the community, and Dr. Rose hosts groups with family members and significant others every week. This facility gives treatment priority to pregnant women, injecting drug abusers, and known HIV-infected persons. This facility is DASA-licensed and CARF-certified, and all clinical staff are credentialed.

What patients are saying:

One five-star review from a patient of the program gives Rose Medical Association the ultimate compliment, “Dr. Rose program has saved my life.”

Reviews:

• 4.20 stars
• 14 reviews

Countermeasures

456 Fulton Street, Suite 271
Peoria, IL 61602
309-676-7868
Countermeasuresinc.com

For more than 25 years, Countermeasures has provided professional and compassionate services at reasonable prices. These services include drug and alcohol abuse counseling, DUI evaluations, court-ordered substance abuse assessments, school and employer-mandated substance abuse assessments, anger management, victim impact classes, and an aftercare and relapse prevention program. Countermeasures meets the training requirements of the Illinois Department of Human Services Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. Alcohol and drug abuse counselors are certified, and the facility is DASA licensed. Professional assistance is provided to clients and their families, attorneys, and employers.

What patients are saying:

According to one five-star review from a former client, “This program really positively affected me. I had Kim as my counselor and she is a wonderful counselor. She ran them in a way that made us dig deep inside of ourselves. I learned my weaknesses and strengths for my future to live a positive and sober life. Thank you, Kim, for everything you have done for me and positively touching my life.”

Reviews:

• 4.23 stars
• 23 reviews

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Start by determining your coverage

To determine your best options for a rehabilitation center, it is important to first learn about your health insurance coverage. Reach out to your private or healthcare marketplace insurance provider to find out which substance abuse treatment centers are available to you. Regardless of the type of coverage you have, both public and private insurance companies must cover substance abuse treatment for qualified individuals.

To learn more about addiction and the rehabilitation process in your state, read our guide to rehab in Illinois.

Use our database to find a treatment center near you

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Do I need to go to rehab?

Substance abuse and addiction have high costs, often adversely affecting work performance, personal relationships, and your physical health. To help you determine if you may be addicted, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has an Alcohol Use Screening and a Substance Abuse Screening to help you find out.

How long does rehab last?

Different programs and levels of addiction require different program lengths. Common rehab lengths are:

• 30 Days
• 60 Days
• 90 Days
• 120+ Days

How much does drug rehab cost?

Pricing depends on the program, services, and amenities offered. Typically, outpatient programs are cheaper than inpatient, and live-in inpatient facilities are the most expensive. To learn more, read our guide on The Cost of Rehab.

How does rehab work?

Rehab is made up of four basic steps:

• Assessment
• Detox
• Therapy
• Aftercare

To learn more about the rehab process and each step, read our guide to The Addiction Rehabilitation Process.

How important is aftercare? 

One of the most important steps in the rehabilitation process is aftercare – the continuing support and accountability offered through counseling and 12-Step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA).

To find an AA or NA meeting near you, use the directory below.

For more FAQs visit our rehab FAQ page.