Behavioral Health/Chemical Dependency
Behavioral Health/Chemical Dependency
Silver Cross Hospital’s Behavioral Health Services provides psychiatric, behavioral and chemical dependency services for adults 18 years and older, utilizing a holistic approach. Trained psychiatric and chemical dependency professionals offer a variety of mental health and chemical dependency services.
At Silver Cross, we are committed to providing our patients with the best treatment available and offer a continuum of care including:
- Inpatient Program
- Partial Hospitalization Program
- Chemical Dependency Services Program
Our interdisciplinary staff is comprised of licensed and certified behavioral health and chemical dependency professionals.
Admission and referral information may be obtained 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through our Behavioral Health Services 24 hour hotline at (815) 300-7032. Trained Counselors provide free, confidential screenings to determine the best possible treatment for each caller or answer any questions concerning mental health or substance abuse. Referrals are welcome from family physicians, social service agencies, the clergy, mental health professionals, employers, family members and friends.
At Silver Cross Hospital, services are covered by most major health insurance policies. Our staff will assist callers in determining benefits and other sources of coverage.
Chemical Dependency Services
The Silver Cross Hospital Chemical Dependency Services program helps patients begin the recovery process through intensive education, counseling and support. The goal is to promote lifestyle changes supportive of recovery.
Silver Cross Hospital provides intensive, structured chemical dependency treatment services for adults in all stages of addiction. Our licensed and certified professionals help patients overcoming addictions to over-the-counter medications, prescription drugs, alcohol and illicit drugs.
We invite patients, families and referring treatment team members to contribute to developing the individual’s treatment plan. Family members are an important part of our treatment approach.
The program is based on the belief that abuse of drugs including alcohol may produce dysfunction in people’s lives resulting in negative consequences. These consequences may affect the abuser as well as their significant relationships. Persons admitted to the program might be experiencing significant physical, psychological, familial, social, legal, occupational or educational deficits related to their inappropriate use of drugs.
An interdisciplinary treatment team consisting of Certified Addictions Counselors, Registered Nurses, and Social Workers provide services under the direction of a physician. The Chemical Dependency Services program is structured in a way that enables individuals to meet family, work, and other responsibilities of daily living while receiving services.
Admission Criteria
- Problems in significant life areas due to alcohol or other drug use
- 18 years or older and out of high school
- Patient is motivated for sobriety
- Patient is medically and psychiatrically stable
Program Features
Evaluation and Treatment Planning
- Individual and Group Sessions
- Client and Family Education
- Relapse Prevention and Aftercare Planning
- Random Drug Screening and Breathalyzers
- Continuing Care Groups
- Evening Sessions (5:30-8:30 p.m.)
Insurance Accepted: Services are covered by most major health insurances. Discounts and payment arrangements are available for self-pays. Our staff will assist callers in determining benefits and other sources of coverage.
Driving under the Influence (DUI) Services
- DUI Evaluations
- Risk Education Classes
Referrals are welcome from family physicians, social service agencies, the clergy, behavioral health professionals, employers, family members and friends.
Other Services Available
Court and employer ordered evaluations
Chemical Dependency Office
(815) 300-7214
1200 Maple Road (U.S. Route 6)