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A life free from opioid dependence is possible.  

Our compassionate, experienced team at Rotary Recovery is here to help. Opioid dependence is a substance use disorder (SUD) that makes it difficult for sufferers to control the opioids they consume, even if it causes issues in their lives. Common types of opioids (also called narcotics) include oxycodone, fentanyl, morphine, codeine, heroin, methadone, and more.

Keep in mind that opioids prescribed by your doctor after a major surgery or injury are typically safe because they’re only used for a short duration. However, opioid dependence is still a risk, particularly if they’re often prescribed for chronic pain.

You’re not alone. In 2021, about 2.5 million people aged 18 or older in the United States suffered from opioid use disorder, with people with certain health conditions more vulnerable. Seeking help is one of the hardest and bravest steps you can take on your path to your recovery – keep reading to learn more.   

What are the symptoms of opioid abuse?

Opioids trigger the release of endorphins into the body, triggering a sense of euphoria and reduction of pain. The longer a person takes opioids, the fewer endorphins the body releases as a response to the same dose. This often prompts the person to take more or larger doses to get the same sensation.

If the person chooses not to take a higher dose, or stops taking the drug altogether, it can trigger withdrawal symptoms – which include increased pain, cold sensations, anxiety, fatigue, and diarrhea.

Symptoms of opioid use include:
Sleepiness
Intense relaxation
Slowed breathing
Euphoria, nausea, and vomiting

Choose Rotary Recovery for opioid treatment in Chicago:

A sanctuary for your healing journey.

Begin your opioid treatment in Chicago in a clean, modern, and welcoming setting designed to support your recovery. From your first visit, we’ll walk you through our facility so you can feel comfortable and confident in your surroundings. You’ll spend your days engaged in group and individual therapy, participating in wellness services like yoga or mindfulness, or relaxing in our inviting community lounge. Conveniently located at 3100 Dundee Rd. Suite 502, Northbrook, IL, we’re easily accessible from downtown Chicago.

Flexible programs that fit your life.

We offer opioid treatment in Chicago that adjusts to your schedule and recovery needs. Our programs include partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), general outpatient (OP), comprehensive mental health services, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and more. After your therapy sessions, you’re welcome to join peer discussion groups, educational workshops, or recreational activities that strengthen your recovery journey and build community connections.

A compassionate team by your side.

When you begin treatment, you’ll be matched with both a dedicated therapist and a case manager to help you navigate the process. We’ll start with an open, supportive conversation about your recovery goals, followed by a detailed assessment and psychological evaluation to design the best program for you. Your day-to-day experience will include participating in meaningful individual and group therapy sessions, surrounded by a team of professionals and peers committed to helping you succeed.

What can you expect when starting opioid treatment in Chicago?  

Step 1

Intake

During this phase, we’ll get to know you, your needs, your goals, and your medical history. You’ll be assigned a primary therapist and case manager who will help build a personalized, ASAM-compatible plan for your future. We’re here to support the person you are and the person you want to be.
Step 2

Treatment

With the aid of your therapist and case manager, we’ll determine whether a PHP or IOP is the best fit for you. Depending on which program, your opioid treatment in Chicago can range from three to five days a week. During treatment, your case manager will coordinate with court systems, other providers, and any other necessary services to ensure a seamless recovery process.
Step 3

Transition

Whether in a month or several months, you will transition to the next step in care. This timeframe varies from person to person, but you can be assured that we always take your goals and treatment progress into account.
Step 4

Maintenance

Our community is always here for you. As proud as we are of your achievements, we recognize that recovery is not a linear process. If you feel you need to adjust your level of care, reach out to your case manager. They will help you coordinate all the necessary follow-ups, including referrals, drug screenings, lab tests, and appointments with other healthcare providers. We’re here for you every step of the way.  
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FAQs about our opioid treatment center in Chicago:

What are some common signs of opioid addiction?

Opioid misuse can lead to a wide range of physical and behavioral symptoms. You may experience intense cravings, drowsiness, slowed breathing, constipation, or flu-like withdrawal symptoms when not using. Over time, higher doses are often needed to achieve the same effect, which increases the risk of overdose. Behavioral signs include neglecting responsibilities, isolating from loved ones, mood swings, or risky behaviors.
If you or someone you care about is showing these signs, Rotary Recovery offers compassionate, evidence-based opioid treatment in Chicago. We’re here to support you with non-judgmental care at every stage of recovery. Contact us at 855-717-0014 or complete our quick contact form to get started today.

Is it safe to quit opioids abruptly?

No, we recommend not quitting opioids abruptly. Quitting opioids suddenly, or “cold turkey,” can be dangerous and extremely uncomfortable. Withdrawal symptoms may include severe cravings, muscle aches, chills, nausea, vomiting, anxiety, and insomnia. To increase safety and comfort, it’s crucial to taper under medical supervision or undergo medically assisted detox, where symptoms can be managed carefully by our experienced team of compassionate professionals.

Does insurance cover opioid treatment in Chicago?

Rotary Recovery is an out-of-network provider. However, when you call, we’ll check your insurance benefits, provide an estimate, review payment options, and help you secure the best possible coverage. Our admissions team is here to make the financial aspect of your outpatient opioid rehab recovery in Chicago as smooth and stress-free as possible. Call us today at 855-717-0014 to learn more.

 What are some tips to avoid opioid addiction?

Here are some steps you and your loved ones can take to help reduce the risk of opioid dependence:

1. Take opioids only as prescribed and never adjust the dose without input from your medical provider
2. Avoid using opioids that aren’t prescribed to you
3. Learn the signs and symptoms of opioid misuse early (read the information above)
4. Don’t be afraid to reach out for help right away if you suspect signs of dependence
5. Make sure you’re not taking opioids with alcohol or other medications, especially ones that cause drowsiness, as this can be dangerous
6. Dispose of all unused prescription opioids at the end of your treatment period

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