Best doctor ever. Specialized in Addiction Medicine but knew so much about medications in general…read more Trusted her judgement completely. Kind and caring demeanor. She retired 5 years ago.

I LOVED DR FRY! I'm so sad she retired. She recommended Dr Asiya Hussain-- she is just as amazing…read more They're next door now at St Joseph's in case you're looking for a replacement

I feel blessed to have met Mari based on a random Google search. Working through an incredibly…read morechallenging ex relationship, Mari has provided me with a calm in my storm. She is kind, genuine, empathetic and sincere. What I enjoy about our time together is that she shares stories to provide examples to prove points so it feels more like an uplifting conversation than an appointment with a therapist. I always leave with a takeaway or two that carries me through the week. I feel like I've known her for longer than a few months and she is flexible with my changing schedule. Thank you, Mari, for being you.

There are a lot of places in the world to go to escape a whole lot of things. There are also places…read moreto seek when, the world might be heavy, and maybe you are really strong but 10x your weight is better left to be carried by the ants. Dr. Mari is one of the most focused and caring individuals you are going to meet. This woman practices the very wellness you seek. Trust me, you are seeking. Keep reading. Her approach is welcoming with a gentle enthusiasm. She demonstrates so many modalities in her time with you, a better understanding of yourself is waiting. Probably has been for most of your life. The world is full of trauma. This practice is not full of magicians, it is built on hard work and professional human beings working to make life better. For everyone. My life is certainly better because of my willingness to invest in me. I'm so grateful I found Dr. Mari. You will be too. Call now. Why are you still reading this?

It has taken me one year to write this review, which has allowed me to reflect on the journey we've…read morebeen on these last 365 days. Our family was at a crossroad and my husband was struggling to find his way back to us. That is until he found NIRC. I am forever grateful he found your program and walked through your doors. He entered broken and came out stronger. You gave him back his clarity and set him down a path with guidance, compassion and the tools that he needed to succeed. Pastor Bill Orris was his beacon and helped lead him through the fog. I am forever grateful that he found your program and ultimately found himself again along the way. He has now been sober one year and counting. There are no words to express the gratitude I have for your program and the impact it has had on our family. I honestly think we would be on a much different path had he not found NIRC and I hope that our story can give hope to others that are navigating through the darkness that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you NIRC and all of the staff that brough my husband back, not only to me, but to our family. We've made so many amazing memories with him this past year and he is able to look back, remember and reflect on everything that we've done together. His life is no longer a fog, it's now vivid and clear with purpose and filled with endless love.

Absolutely horrible experience. I would not recommend Northern Illinois Recovery center. Her is…read morewhy: 1. Intake specialists lie to you. They said I can contact my son via cell phone. I am a single mom and I asked to have access to my son via cell phone and my work iPad to keep them updated. I will share the actual texts between me and the intake person at the end that proves this. 2. This facility is not equipped to handle detox. Day 1 of my arrival they gave me Valium to treat my alcohol withdrawal. They waited 10 minutes after I swallowed the pill and called the ambulance telling me they have no Intravenous or intramuscular available to give me, and they called an ambulance and sent me to a local hospital emergency room. Upon arriving there, the ER doctor said I was fine and the northern Illinois Recovery center should have waited at least 30-40 minutes for the Valium to work. My vitals were fine and the ER doctor was said I was medically cl to go back and he said I needed nothing from them as he checked me out and said all my vitals were good. Now you know I'm going to receive a bill for the ambulance and the ER visit that was completely unnecessary. That shows you the incompetence of the staff and the Director of Nursing at NIRC that made the decision to send me to the ER via ambulanc. Even the paramedics in the ambuLance said my vitals were fine and why aER they sending me to the hospital ER...after giving me a Valium 10 minutes ago and not waiting for it to take effect. 3. There was one interaction with a therapist and case manager for a 11 day stay. Both of them were useless, no follow-up. 4. There was one educational class a day and that's it. 5. On my last day, it was 5:30pm and I requested to stay overnight so I may attend the 6-7pm AA meeting. The nurse Eunice even recommended I stay overnight so I can attend that and it'll end at 7pm and I can receive my final night medications, otherwise I'd have no medications for night if they discharged me because it was a Sunday and all pharmacies close at 5 pm. So he said he had to get permission from the staff and director Nick. The director Nick and rest of staff said I had to be discharged immediately because I changed my mind to stay and my discharge papers were done. That was the answer I was given. Now what caring treatment center would do that? Not this one. I had to leave then and there, unable to say goodbye to most fellow inpatient friends I made. They were crying and so was I. 6. All of this show what a unprofessional, uncaring and incompetent director and staff they have. Here is the text messages from the intake specialist before I went in saying he spoke to Nick director and executive director regarding they'd allow me to talk to my son via cell phone and use of my work iPad.

Where to begin..... I was in a major car accident in 1997 ( age 19). From there, lot of surgeries…read morefollowed by loads of Dr apts. Pain was a real factor after the accident which led me to see a pain specialist. Having said, I was on major opioids for last 28 years up until 2 months when Cristina Gonzalez at From Pain to Wellness kicked me out of the practice for one of the meds I was on not showing in my urine. Just like that, after 28 years of opioids, 13 years of being seeing by the same pain management clinic.. that was it! Kicked to the curb with no help, no suggestion on where to go , what to do... Frankly, my first thoughts were very dark - wasnt sure if life was worth living. Was worried about withdrawals.. more importantly how in the HELL does a Dr prescribe 300mg of oxy a day and then say " adios.... Hope you figure it out.... ". Well Cristina, the joke is on you b/c Ive never been better. All thanks to Dr Oyasu of ModernMed. For those out there who are looking for support.. maybe youve experienced a similar situation with a rigid personality nurse practitioner. Whatever it is, please know that it's gonna be ok! In Fact, your life is gonna get better..... Dr Oyasu of ModernMed is a Demi god! His regular job is that of an emergency room physician yet he decided to open ModernMed to support people like me, who got caught up in an opioid cycle. All this b/c his heart was breaking for all the types of people coming into his ER for opioid treatment / withdrawal . my first apt was to discuss my plan in how I was going to get off 300 mg / day of OXY basically cold turkey without ruining my life, my marriage, my job. Dr sat down with me to come up with a plan. He prescribed a handful of medications in which I was super scared yet OMG I had ZERO withdrawals.... I maybe felt a little crummy for a few hours, maybe a day and that was it..... withdrawals over! Folks... you DONT have to spend 100k on some fancy rehab. You just need a really good Dr! Here we are.... Almost two months later... weve had to tweak a few of the meds yet I'm on my way to being fully done w/ opioids and the best part is that I've never felt better - i feel strong, alert, happy, my brain is working in ways it hasnt in decades... I can't explain it but it's exciting . I feel like my brain is coming to life! I hope this helps someone out there! Whoever u are... whoever needs help... Dr Oyasu is waiting for u with open arms to help you see the light. Opioids suck! It's a never ending ticket to nowhere. At Pain to Wellness I spent $500 a month with insurance just to come in to do regular refill apt. Just think , that's $6000 back in my pocket! Maybe I'll spend that money on a trip to Africa, maybe Europe.. Best part is that I won't be jaded on opioids... I'm free!!!!!

Dr. Oyasu and the Modern Med Recovery team offer a safe, judgement free, place to seek treatment…read morefor opioid addiction. Regardless of who you meet with, and I've met with most of them, you'll be treated with the kindness, dignity and respect you deserve! Be honest with yourself, be honest with them, and start getting the help you need, immediately.

Great doctor! Have been going to him for 20 years, Good listener and very conservative in his…read moretreatment approach. The fact that he starts with the least invasive treatment and works up from there is something I appreciate !

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Symetria. Before I ever started treatment, I was…read moretold over the phone that with my insurance my costs should be around $60 per month. Instead, I later found out they were billing my insurance approximately $750 PER DAY (and yes, they will force you to go in everyday for your meds in the beginning) for visits that consisted of little more than coming in and receiving my Suboxone at a window. According to my Blue Cross Blue Shield account, the first four days alone were already nearly $3,000 in charges, and there are still additional days marked as "in process," and Lord only knows what those days are going to be costing. My guess is 750 dollars again. Sickening. For context, with my prescription plan, my Suboxone would typically be a $10 copay for a 30-day supply if prescribed through a regular doctor and filled at a pharmacy. Instead, I was placed into a system where I was required to come in repeatedly just to pick up medication at a window, while each visit was billed at hundreds of dollars. I was initially told I would only need to come in for the first seven days. When those seven days were coming to an end they informed me I would have to continue coming in three days a week for another three weeks just to receive my medication. Each of these visits was being billed at around $750, despite the fact that I was simply showing up to a window to get medication that could otherwise be managed through a standard pharmacy prescription. Talk about scam! During my entire time there, I saw a doctor over Zoom ONE TIME and met with a drug and alcohol counselor ONE TIME for intake and a treatment plan. Blood was drawn, and I was given lab results that were never adequately reviewed or explained to me. Additionally, most of the blood work results I received were marked "test not performed -- specimen past stability," meaning they were not actually completed or were unusable, and I was never given a clear explanation as to why or what that meant for my care. What I find most disturbing is the amount being charged to insurance compared to the actual care provided. The vast majority of my visits involved no physician interaction, no counseling, and no meaningful treatment beyond walking up to a window for medication. Yet, hundreds and hundreds of dollars per visit were being billed. It felt less like patient-centered care and more like a system designed to maximize billing. Patients seeking help for addiction are vulnerable and deserve transparent pricing and ethical treatment. My experience left me feeling misled about costs and pressured into unnecessary in-person visits simply to access medication. I cannot recommend Symetria based on my experience.

This counselor Mrs. Carla Funces, was rude and had a nasty attitude. So for anybody who is thinking…read moreabout attending recovery there if you have to deal with her I think it would be better to go to the northside on Lincoln her rating is a zero

I love the suboxin program it works if you really want it to I've been taking them for almost 2…read moreyears now and I haven't touched her on at all I don't crave it or jones for it this is truly a terrific program and you can get your life back.

Lighthouse recovery is as good as it gets! Foremost, every member of the staff loves what they do…read moreand they really care about the people they treat. The founder and clinical director Nate Lanthrum has poured his heart and soul into Lighthouse. Essentially, Nate customizes a plan for you, based on your goals and needs. He combines the most successful components of various addiction recovery techniques (including the most current treatment modalities) and has made something original. He's deeply intelligent, humble and he brings a great sense of humor into the recovery process. One of the most intimidating parts of entering a recovery program is the admissions. Marty handles the intake process for new clients and makes the process as easy as humanly possible. Marty's basic philosophy is "we will do everything in our power to work with you and get you the help you need." Lighthouse doesn't turn people away who can't afford the program because they actually care about people. If you have insurance then Marty handles that aspect for you and gets you enrolled. Lighthouse offers medication assisted treatment. Their on staff physician is Dr Steve Holtsford. He is incredibly down to earth, intelligent, and caring. I have not had such a pleasant experience with a doctor in ages. He is really thorough yet expeditious. You never feel hurried during your time with him. He encourages you to be gentle with yourself when you need medication, and he is more than willing to assist you in your goals of tapering off medications. Lighthouse is a world class institution. If you need help, if someone you love needs help, give them a call. Asking Lighthouse for help might be the best thing you ever do for yourself or someone close to you.

if you want a good way.to get your child to disown you and your family and never come to another…read moregathering, then Family First is a great way to do so. Did I get clean? Yeah, but I did lose trust in how Family First handled the situation. And because of them, I no longer have contact with my family and moved away from them. Do not ever use this company unless you want to lose connection with your family member Cute that you think my experience was fake Mike L. You're still getting a one star because this provides more ammo to show how disrespectful you are to people struggling with substance abuse issues. Anyone reading this, do NOT use this company. Maybe Mike needs to connect with his own family to see how he can actually put his family first. And I'm not fake you moron, I just want to let the public know my experience so they don't make a mistake by choosing your services. That's all. I feel like I'm making a better contribution to the health of families and citizens by doing that. I'm putting family first, you are putting family last. And uh oh, god forbid I post this in the middle of the day or late at night. Shut up Mike, I have no respect for you. You want a real piece of what happened to me? My family did contact you. They lured me into my mother's 60th birthday party, only to be ripped away immediately by one of your "interventionists". Forced to sign paperwork without consent, you claim it's voluntary, but you don't give no as an option or properly explain what's happening. Then I go to a facility where I have all of my rights stripped away. No contact with the outside world, people reported me as missing. I lose my job and my family goes $30,000 in debt. There. That's my f*cking story Mike L. Does that warrant a 1 star yet? I've been clean for two f*cking years. So if you want to call me fake and get all aggressive at me for having basic human emotions, fine. It really does not affect me. I wrote this because I want to warn the public to look at different options for intervention than go with Family Last.

They need to improve in every way. Disingenuous salesman…read morein leadership positions. Hire inexperienced interventionists that botch rather than successfully implement

This place is the best mental health facility in Illinois, i dont feel like im in jail when im…read morethere. If you need to go to an outpatient program, pick here

From the owner: Our Sandstone Care Treatment Center in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, helps teens, young adults, and…read moretheir families overcome challenges with drugs, alcohol, mental health issues, trauma, and addiction. At our Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center, we focus on not only helping individuals overcome substance use, addiction, and co-occurring mental health conditions but also on providing the motivation, tools, and community that will produce lasting recovery. With many other locations, Sandstone Care offers a full continuum of care for teens and young adults. Our programs include extended residential, day treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, detox, after-school recovery, and sober living.

I'm still traumatized to this day because of yellowbrick and stand by what I said on google 7 years…read moreago. "The most traumatic experience of my life was my 10 months at this treatment center from hell. The staff full on engaged in psychological manipulation, to the point where I was hallucinating because of how much they messed with my head. Jesse Viner, the founder, has indirected killed 3 known individuals. Two from suicide, the other from a heroin overdose. You could say that what they did was graphically molest each patients psyche to the point where they threw all the fragments of each person's Self out of the window, and expected each and every one of them to jump and put them all together in mid-air. The manipulation and trauma caused by the staff upon the patients is most likely among the worst on the planet. The place is laced with pure malpractice and should be shut down immediately. That is all."

I had to advance funds to get my son admitted while YB and United worked out a Single Case…read moreAgreement when United had no in-network facilities available. SCA covered the stay. But I'm still in court trying to get my money back. 3 and 1/2 years later they created a bill to claim services were billed as extra/different than the SCA. The place is not worth the headaches they will cause, go somewhere else. Here it is all about moving money from your pocket to his. Run.