Arlington Heights, IL Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centers
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IllinoisPreferred Family Healthcare Recovery Resources
428 South 36th Street Quincy, Illinois 62301
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IllinoisHazelden Betty Ford Foundation
867 North Dearborn Street Chicago, Illinois 60610
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IllinoisNorthern Illinois Recovery Center
620 N State Route 31, Crystal Lake, IL 60012
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IllinoisGateway Foundation Caseyville
600 West Lincoln Avenue Caseyville, Illinois 62232
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IllinoisGateway Foundation Carbondale
1080 East Park Street Carbondale, Illinois 62901
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IllinoisGateway Foundation Kedzie Recovery Home
1706 North Kedzie Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60647
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IllinoisFootprints To Recovery
411 West River Road, Suite 309 Elgin, Illinois 60123
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IllinoisPositive Sobriety Institute
680 N Lake Shore Dr, Suite 800 Chicago, Illinois 60611
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IllinoisSymetria Recovery Naperville Warrenville
28373 Davis Parkway, Suite 500 Warrenville, Illinois 60555
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IllinoisGateway Foundation
2200 Lake Victoria Drive Springfield, Illinois 62703
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IllinoisCenterstone Fellowship House Campus
800 North Main Street Anna, Illinois 62906
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IllinoisSymetria Recovery Lakeview
3934 North Lincoln Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60613
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IllinoisRosecrance Lakeview Sober Living Residences
3701 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago, IL 60613
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IllinoisMathers Recovery Elgin
420 Airport Road, C, Elgin, IL 60123
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IllinoisGateway Foundation Mercy Lane
400 Mercy Lane Aurora, Illinois 60506
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Getting Treatment in Arlington Heights: A Local Orientation
Arlington Heights is one of the larger Northwest suburbs. This village is home to about 77,000 residents and sits roughly 8 miles northwest of O’Hare, well past the airport towns and deeper into the suburban ring. Our directory lists 2 treatment centers in Arlington Heights itself, so for most residents the programs worth weighing are the ones spread through the surrounding suburbs rather than any single address in town. Neighboring Des Plaines to the southeast and Schaumburg to the southwest each offer programs, and the wider ring through Mount Prospect, Palatine and Rolling Meadows fills in the rest, all within a short drive.
Because Arlington Heights sits in the middle of that ring, a search here pulls in the roughly two dozen programs scattered across the neighboring Northwest suburbs. Relatively few are in Chicago, which is actually farther southeast from here than the airport towns closer to home. For someone in Arlington Heights, the Northwest suburbs function as one market, with most locations outside of the city.
Getting to Treatment from Arlington Heights
Two roads frame the village and connect it to that market. Interstate 90 (the Jane Addams Memorial Tollway), with a full interchange at Arlington Heights Road, and Route 53, the north-south expressway that threads the Northwest suburbs and carries six interchanges inside Arlington Heights alone. Northwest Highway runs through the downtown, where the Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line runs from two Arlington Heights stations into the city in about 35 minutes. The trains are timed for the downtown rush rather than for trips between suburbs, so reaching a program here almost always means driving. The upside is that suburban programs are short drives on I-90 or Route 53, which makes fitting outpatient sessions around a workday manageable by car.
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Arlington Heights Treatment FAQs
Common questions about arriving, getting around and what to expect from treatment in Arlington Heights. If a question is not covered here, a program’s admissions team can answer it directly.
Where are the nearest treatment centers to Arlington Heights?
Two are in Arlington Heights itself. The larger pool is in the surrounding Northwest suburbs, including Des Plaines to the southeast and Schaumburg to the southwest, most within a 15 to 20 minute drive on Interstate 90 or Route 53. Search the site from Arlington Heights and most of what comes back sits in these corridor towns, since the map view extends well past the village.
Do I need to go into Chicago for treatment near Arlington Heights?
Usually not. The Northwest suburbs hold enough programs that most residents stay close to home, and from Arlington Heights the drive downtown is longer than it is from the towns nearer O’Hare. Chicago’s much larger selection is about 25 miles southeast if you want a specialized program the suburbs do not offer, but for most people the local options come first.
Can I keep working while doing outpatient treatment near Arlington Heights?
For most people here, yes, as long as you can drive. Programs across the Northwest suburbs are short trips on I-90 or Route 53, so an outpatient or evening schedule fits around a workday without much trouble. A downtown program is harder to sustain daily, since the Metra ride and the distance add up, so people in Arlington Heights usually choose a suburban option.