Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Woodstock, IL

Wishope is unlike any other treatment facility I’ve been to or seen in my experience of reaching out for help with addiction. They offer so many benefits and opportunities to help everyone come together as a community and heal. Wishope takes each person individually and provides them with the care they need, because everyone has a different story and they understand that. Wishope saved my life and my perspective of AA and NA, along with the way I view myself and what I have to offer in this world. I wouldn’t be who I am or where I am in life without this program. Thank you Wishope!

Compassionate and professional

SunCloud has such caring staff. They are truly magnificent. SunCloud is the place to go to when needing a little extra care. Met some of the best people during my time there.

As a provider, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with SunCloud Health on multiple occasions, and I am consistently impressed with their professionalism, communication, and dedication to patient care. Their team goes above and beyond to ensure that each individual receives truly comprehensive support, with treatment plans that address not just symptoms, but the whole person. What stands out most is their collaborative approach. They value input from outside providers and maintain open lines of communication, which makes continuity of care seamless. I have full confidence in referring people to SunCloud Health, knowing they will receive excellent, personalized care.

My psychiatrist recommended Suncloud because I was going through a really tough time in my life. I was hesitant because I was at another treatment facility and didn't have a great experience. I was pleasantly surprised when I came to Suncloud because the staff were all so kind and genuinely cared about helping you. Their process groups can be tough but are so helpful in working through your trauma. It's been a year now since I started treatment and I can confidently say that I learned the skills and created an amazing support group that have helped me be in such a better place. Even after you're out of treatment, they have an awesome alumni group with plenty of opportunities to connect with others that have gone through similar things. I highly recommend Suncloud.

Joann is an excellent employee, her help is incredible!! Thank you

Amazing staff, very helpful and attentive.

I needed help and looking back I could not have found a better place. Everyone here is outstanding and very caring. I am happy healthy and alive thanks to the staff here.

It's always nice to have a space like this.

Literally the worst hospital ever. Do NOT go here and do NOT send your loved ones here. I got discharged here from the ER a few months ago for depression. I have a heart condition and utilize compression garments for blood flow, the ER Staff allowed me to be discharged with it to this hospital, because it was for a medical need. During my intake they immediately locked my belongings away, usually they let you get numbers out of your phone so you can call people during phone time. I was told i could get my belongings went i went upstairs to the floor and get numbers then. When i went upstairs for evaluation, there were MEN AND WOMEN on the same floor. They tried to have me undressing in a room with a window that faces the men’s side and i had to ASK the nurse to cover the window. They then asked me about my compression garments and i told them it was for my heart and heather, the manager of the upstairs staff, and nurse allowed me to keep them. When i asked for my phone for numbers, they refused to give me my things. Not only do they have men and women on the same floor but the men can easily walkover to the women’s side, and did so many times during my stay here. They also have people who hear and see things on the same floor with people who do not, so there was men AND women walking up and down the halls yelling and slamming things all day. Which obviously increased my anxiety more being here. I also witnessed multiple time the nurses and other helping staff picking fights with patients out of sheer boredom so it added on to the chaos already going on. Fast Forward a night or two, reminder i have a heart condition, they gave me some medication that i felt were worsening my symptoms, i kept asking to be sent out for an evaluation because i didn’t feel well and they told me i was having anxiety and threatened me multiple time to give me a shot to put me to sleep if i didn’t “shut up and stop acting crazy”. It got to the point where i was spitting up blood and i started begging the upstairs manager, heather, to send me to be evaluated. Heather told me she agreed that it looked like i was declining, yet she allowed nurses to threaten me and refuse me treatment that whole day. I continued to spit up blood then collapsed at the nurses station, they moved with no urgency and doctors and nurses walked by me as i laid there on the floor. When i got discharged to the ER the worker they had go with me was telling me that i was being crazy and giving everyone a hard time. After being discharged and going back to rivers edge, there was a different nurse than my first night but there were the same helpers. The charge nurse said she’d take my MEDICAL compression socks from me and i explained to her that i had had them the past couple days of my stay and i was allowed to have them due to my heart condition. When i went to sleep, she came in my room and took them, and i didn't notice until the next day when i was looking for them. You cannot sleep in compression wear so thats why i took them off. That morning i told my psychiatrist about everything and i told her my experience so far was adding to my PTSD and anxiety, and that i had voluntarily came for help, but it was doing nothing but making me feel worse mentally and physically. She refused to send me home telling she hadn’t got the chance to go over my treatment plan with me yet and since i was “under her care” she wouldn’t be discharging me until she got the chance to do so. I told her that this comment made me uncomfortable because if im telling her the environment is triggering me and making me worse, then that should be respected rather than forcing care on mr, especially since: i didn't come for SI and i had my own therapist outside of the hospital. I ended up remembering my therapists direct number and called her and told her everything that was going on and she had to call up there and help get me out, but it took another 4 or 5 days. I reported everything upon discharge from RR and nothing happebed.

Very disappointed my good friend just got released from there and they lost his stuff important ! that is so unprofessional and really really wrong to do that to somebody now they have to spend all that time to get him new IDs and new wallet a new phone and clothes his shoes new debit card!he had no shoes this is so unprofessional I hope it gets resolved soon because there will be a problem if it isn't I just can't believe it shame on you how would you feel if all your belongings just disappeared!! It is big deal! I'm am thankful for getting him help though he sounds great but they didn't give them instructions on who Dr is etc !

I'm happy I decided to continue with treatment PHP at Banyan in Lisle, IL. They provided me the tools and skills to navigate my life in sobriety. All of the staff are wonderful. The center is clean and serene. If you are looking to get clean and sober I highly recommend Banyan Treatment Center in Lisle, IL.

My main take away from treatment at Banyan is that a lot of the staff can relate and helped with sharing their recovery. My Case Manager Maggie helped with my aftercare plan and transition into sober living. I have grown in every area of my life thanks to Banyan.

I had a great experience! Maggie and Natalie where always very helpful and helped me move forward from my addiction. The facility was very nice and the medical staff did a great job with anti craving medications!

I see a lot of negative reviews on here and my experience might have been different due to my age (late 30s). I wanted to be at TK. I didn't have someone make the decision for me, although my husband was very supportive. Out of all the staff, there were only 2 I didn't like. Not that they were bad, just a clash with our personalities. I have epilepsy, it's chronic and active. I had to go home to have surgery (a replacement battery for the device that helps control my seizures). I was gone for about 36 hours. The staff was great with my seizures and with my surgery. I thought I was going to need to go back when my husband passed away, but I made it through. A lot of that I can credit TK with for giving me the tools to work with. The only problem I really had was leaving. Leaving was terrifying because that safety net just vanished. That is one thing I think the staff needs to prepare you a bit better for. I've been healthy since leaving. Sure, I still get the feelings/urges on occasion but I created my own safety net. I can control the urges. I'm actually rather proud of myself. PS - If any of the former staff ever reads this "Meany Mo-Mo" you know who you are. Thank you, for all you did. Your patience, your help, and just being there when I needed it. You literally are the best. <3

Timberline knolls residential has an amazing staff and my on boarding was a breeze .

Very communicative, helpful, and friendly staff. Very responsive and positive experience overall.