Best Waukegan, IL Drug Rehab Centers

Great place

Excellent Agency and staff that truly does care!

Excellent way to start over

This place has saved my life many times. I will always pay it forward by coming back to support the patients

Idk why the rating is so low. They actually care and want to help. They will do their utmost to help you get on your feet. Theresa, Ray, Darryl, David, and everyone else there is so compassionate and Nice. Idk what they get paid but it’s not enough; frfr.

Been to meetings there. Also know many who went through the program, and are doing great!

Todos son muy amables.

Renacer Latino staff makes sure to treat each individual with respect. They helped many individuals in our community. They use sliding scale fees, and work with each individual making sure they received the proper treatment services. One of my loved ones had a crisis after the agency working hours. I message the counselor and inmmediatley we received the call and guide us how to manage safely the situation. Thanks!

Nice staff, friendly

In my opinion this is the best clinic around by far. If you follow the rules then you will have absolutley no problems. Jem does accept some insurance or just pay out of pocket. If you don't have insurance or yours is not accepted there do not worry because the out of pocket cost is very affordable. If you are looking for treatment alternative to the traditional rehab then look no further this is your place. Take it from a successful patient to the program. IT WORKS

Been coming to Jem for around 13yrs. Everyone from here are so nice and understanding. Would definitely recommend this place. 5 stars for this awesome crew

I've been a patient here for 4 years and I think its a great clinic The staff are very compassionate and caring. They help keep me focused on my sobriety. The nurses work hard with me to keep me on the right dose. The nurses are professional and understanding and are always positive. The bottom line-Everyone in the clinic cares about me. I highly recommend JEM.

I am 62 years old and not accustomed to posting reviews but I feel it is important to post my personal experience with the Group Home. I lived at the Group Home beginning June 11, 2019 and stayed for approximately 3 months. I had been diagnosed with Bipolar I Disorder at Crisis Care Prevention (part of the Lake County Health Department) and was homeless at the time. Given my age, I had lived most of my life with an undiagnosed mental illness and was grateful that there was finally a name, and more importantly, treatment for what was “wrong with Vicki”. At the Group Home I learned countless skills, even very simple skills such as attaining and maintaining structure in my day to day life. I had a bedtime and learned that it was important to “wind down” before going to sleep and I awoke at approximately the same time every morning. Gone are the days of staying up (and sel-medicating) all night long. I began my days rested and willing to learn and grow. Our counselor’s lead groups that are designed to guide you to be active in, and responsible for, your own recovery They also also presented and endless supply of coping skills/tools to help me manage my mental illness. Furthermore, these skills are presented in such a way that I finally understood the importance and concepts of what coping skills actually are and how much they can help me. I had responsibilities such as chores within the Group Home, I had peers, people similar to me, and found that this was a place that I fit in. I learned patience and acceptance and I learned, at the age of 59, how to be a valued member of my community, no matter what community I am living in. I was also introduced to the New Hope Recovery Center in Zion and Waukegan (or “drop in center”) where I continue to work my program of recovery and continue to be active within this community to this day. Nearly 3 years ago my life almost ended. I had hit the worst “bottom” in my life and had no hope for anything good. Getting a diagnosis, taking my medication, being teachable, living and learning in the group home, and going to the drop in center have all been instrumental as far as me being equipped with the necessary skills and tools I use every day to live my best life. In these past 3 years, I have been living a full life, a life filled with joy, hope and the possibility of a bright future. I recommend the Group Home for anyone in need and cannot say enough “good” about my experience there and how it changed my life in so many positive ways. I now live on my own but have a strong connection to all the people who continue to empower me to continue on my journey of recovery.

This is a good place to maintain quality sobriety! They have taught me that things can get better if you work step by step every day. They have renewed my faith and confidence.