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Illinois Detox Centers for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

As the fifth largest state in the country, Illinois sees its fair share of addiction to drugs or alcohol. The majority of the Illinois population resides in Cook county the metropolitan area that includes Chicago. Sadly, this area has been heavily struck with heroin addiction and battles a constant local fight against the worldwide opioid epidemic.

If you’re looking for help in Bloomington, Chicago, or Rockford, local Illinois detox centers are found in abundance offering access to the treatment necessary to fuel recovery. Sadly, less than 2% of those who really need professional treatment will make the call for help. Don’t fall victim to a statistic, call 800-996-6135(Who Answers?) today and get started on the path to recovery.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Illinois

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Why Choose Illinois Detox Centers?

When you’re dependent on drugs or alcohol to survive, any attempt to abruptly quit using the substance can lead to harsh withdrawal symptoms that are difficult to cope with and even difficult to treat. Illinois detox centers provide access to the care necessary to manage symptoms of withdrawal in a safe, clean environment.

Since you won’t be faced with drugs or alcohol on a daily basis, and you will be in a facility where your symptoms can be managed under medical directive, you can rest easy knowing that you are in good hands and that you will get through withdrawal safely. Detox may occur in any of the following settings:

  • Inpatient detox
  • Hospital detox
  • Outpatient detox
  • Medical detox

Choosing to get help at one of the many detox centers in Illinois is your first step toward healing and sobriety. Call 800-996-6135(Who Answers?) to get more information about your recovery options.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Statistics

  • The most used illicit drugs in Illinois are heroin, cocaine and marijuana. These three substances account for 90 percent of all drug seizures in the area.
  • Heroin abuse accounts for the majority of treatment admissions into publicly funded programs. As purity of the drug has risen over the past decade so too have overdose related deaths.
  • Meth lab seizures increased more than 100% in a single year after 2012. An estimated 8.5% of all Illinois residents admit to using meth or other substances in the past 30 days.
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Treatment Approaches

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1Assessment

Our helpline will ask you some simple questions and help you determine whether a particular detox center is right for you.

2Detox

Caring treatment specialists will work with you to keep you comfortable during withdrawal to prepare you for recovery.

3Rehab

Therapy and counseling are provided to help you discover the core reasons behind your addiction and how to cope without drugs or alcohol.

4Recovery

Follow-up programs and continued attention to recovery assist you in maintaining a sober lifestyle following the treatment received in detox and rehab.

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How Long is Illinois Alcohol Detox?

Before you ever enter treatment for an addiction to any substance you MUST acknowledge that the amount of time you will spend in detox and rehab will vary. Alcohol detox is often the most difficult process to go through and for long-term alcoholics, the need for ongoing treatment is sometimes necessary.

Most detox programs provide for 7-10 days of treatment as the foundation of your recovery but you may require additional time to detox if you struggle with alcohol related disorders such as Delirium Tremens or other serious side effects associated with withdrawal.

How Long is Illinois Drug Detox?

Remember, detox from drugs is not a replacement for treatment. You will detox first, but long-term counseling and therapy is required to secure your recovery status and keep you on the path to sober living. The time you spend in drug detox can vary based on:

  • Your history of addiction to drugs.
  • The type of drug you are addicted to.
  • The amount of time you’ve been addicted.
  • The frequency of drug use.
  • Whether you are mentally stable.
  • Your health.
  • Whether there are co-occurring conditions such as mental illness, other addictions or physical health problems.

Don’t compare your detox to that of someone else. If you’re a newly addicted individual, chances are you can detox in the normal 7-10 day range which is average for MOST drugs (with the exception of certain prescriptions including benzodiazepines which must be slowly tapered off). If you’ve been addicted a very long time, or if you struggle with other underlying issues, you may require more time in drug detox.

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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Detox Centers in IL

Both treatment options provide you with medical intervention and support, but only inpatient detox can truly guarantee your safety during these early, but difficult days of recovery. If you have priorities such as family, work or other issues that prevent you from seeking the help of an inpatient detox center, then you can choose outpatient detox—otherwise, we recommend you go straight to inpatient care.

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