Substance Abuse Resource Guide 2nd Edition. Joint Access to Care Team

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1 2017 Substance Abuse Resource Guide 2nd Edition Joint Access to Care Team

2 Substance Abuse Resource Guide: 2nd Edition Where to Find Substance Abuse Care & Support Services in or near Southern Illinois Developed by the Joint Access to Care Action Team under the Jackson and Franklin-Williamson Health Community Coalitions Last Updated December 2016 If you have updates for this resource guide, please contact Sarah Miller with Shawnee Health Service at or by at

3 Table of Contents SAMHSA 4 Substance Abuse Facilities 5 Residential Programs 7 Outpatient Programs 9 Support Groups 11 Medication Assisted Treatment Programs 19 Disposal Programs 20

4 Treatment Referral Hotline: HELP (4357) (TDD) Treatment Locator Tool (for locating substance abuse treatment providers, including medication assisted treatment providers) 4

5 Substance Abuse Facilities Organization Name Location Contact Information 4 Rivers Paducah, KY es/substance-abuseservices/ Barnes Hospital St. Louis, MO Phone: Fax: Program Details 30 day program requires $125 up front Accepts IL Public Aid for Adolescents Cape Girardeau Treatment Center CenterPoint Cape Girardeau St. Charles, MO Methadone Clinic Children/Adolescents/Adults Centerstone* Carbondale, IL Outpatient Services Marion, IL Chestnut Health Systems West Frankfort, IL Maryville, IL Phone: Fax: Accepts Medicaid and Private Insurance for Adolescents/Children Deaconess Cross Point Evansville, Indiana Private, Anthem, Sagah, Some Self-Pay, Medicaid, Medicare Fellowship House* Anna, IL DETOX (2194) Accepts DETOX clients but must have own means of transportation. Has seen pregnant women in past. Residential is male only. Gateway Foundation Drug & Alcohol Treatment Gateway Regional Medical Center Greenville Regional Hospital Carbondale, IL Outpatient and Inpatient Services. No Detox Caseyville, IL Private Insurance, Medicaid Secondary All Ages Chemical Dependency Greenville, IL Dane Intake. Does Medical Detox. No pregnant women. Harsa Behavioral Center Terre Haute, IN Indiana Medicaid, Illinois Public Aid, self-pay Haymarket Chicago, IL Medical Detox Heritage Behavioral Health Center Highland Behavioral Health Jackson Park Hospital Decatur, IL 24 hour crisis hotline Fax: Adolescents 12-17/Adults & SASS St. Louis, MO Medicaid, Medicare, Self-Pay Adults & Children Chicago, IL Lorraine Ousley - Medical Detox 5

6 Organization Name Location Contact Information Program Details Memorial Hospital Springfield, IL Medicaid, Medicare, Self-Pay, Private Insurance Adults/Geriatrics SA Mulberry Center Harrisburg, IL Adult/Geriatric Unit New Vision Sullivan, MO Medical Detox. Will see pregnant women up to 8 months on caseby-case basis Provena Adults South Suburban Council on Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Champaign, IL Hazel Crest, IL St. Anthony Center St. Louis, MO or Medicaid, Medicare, Self-Pay Medicaid Provider Adolescent & Adult inpatient and outpatient services Managed Care Plans, Medicare Complete, Secure Horizons Adults/Geriatrics St. Elizabeth s Hospital Medical Detox St. Mary s Alcohol Treatment Belleville, IL East St. Louis, MO ext Alcohol Medical Detox Only Social Setting Detox State IL Addiction and Recovery Touchette Regional Hospital New Vision Peoria, IL Must have Private Insurance; Not Psychiatric Unit Centerville, IL Will also take pregnant patients for Medical Detox up to first trimester. Please call to verify. Vantage Point Mt. Vernon Will provide transportation=2 hours/detox/will need to talk directly to client Volta Rehab Hopkinsville, KY ext day inpatient free of charge Paducah and Mayfield KY Inpatient programs 30 days and 9 months Whitman Medical Peoria, IL Medical Detox Center Wish Clinic St. Louis Maternal Fetal Clinic. No detox. They don t recommend detox. They help patients get on Methadone or Subutex. *Note Detailed information on these organizations found under Residential Programs 6

7 Residential Programs Fellowship House N. Main St. Anna, IL Payment for Services: Bring income verification. You must bring, at least, one of the following: a recent paycheck stub; 1040; W-2; unemployment verification; or Medicaid card. Bring insurance card if you have any kind of health insurance. The verification is required to determine if you are eligible to receive funding assistance. This is a requirement of the State of Illinois. If you are unable to obtain documentation to verify your income or if your reported income does not qualify you for funding assistance, you must pay cash for assessment and treatment prior to the services. Services Descriptions Phone Administration (618) Problem Gambling Program Provides gambling specific treatment for problem and or compulsive gamblers (618) Provides consultation about prevention curriculum development in schools. In Prevention addition, provides alcohol/drug education, Services presentations on problem-solving, selfesteem, (618) and other related topics to schools, churches, and community organizations Adult Inpatient and Outpatient Treatment Services Adolescent Outpatient Treatment Services (12-18) Family Program Referrals for the residential program Detoxification Program (18 and older) Outpatient 1-9 hours/wk., group and/or individual Residential 25+ hours/wk. treatment services - Males Only For youth involved with substance use and youth struggling with the substance use of another person. Designed to meet teens where they are. Services include assessment, referral, education, and individual and family counseling. Provides alcohol and drug education, communication skills, introduction to Al-anon, co-dependency, and other relevant information for family/significant others affected by the alcohol and/or drug abuser (618) (618) (618) or (618) Requires a Case Management assessment. Call Mon.-Thurs., 8-4 or Friday, 8-1 (618)

8 Gateway E. Park St. Phone: Staff Name Ext. Address Annie Gunn 2903 Sally Jo Dillow 2908 Melissa Vinson 2936 Elizabeth Hensley 2919 Sarah Basher, Clinical Supervisor 2944 Payment for Services: Most private insurances and Medicaid accepted. State funding may be available through DHS. Charitable assistance may be available on a limited basis when certain hardships exist. Self-pay can be made with a personal check, cash, or money order. Visa, MasterCard, and Discover credit and debit cards are accepted. Additional locations available in Illinois. Carbondale Location: Service Adult Residential (Separate Male & Female) Adult Men's Residential Co- Occurring/Dual Diagnosis Adult Intensive Outpatient (Co-Ed) Adolescent Residential Programs (Separate Male & Female) Adult Aftercare (Co-Ed) DUI Programs: Education, Evaluation & Treatment Description Provides over-night accommodations when clients need around the clock support Specialized treatment that focuses on the unique challenges of adult men who struggle with both mental health and substance abuse issues Outpatient drug addiction treatment programs are offered Monday through Friday in morning, afternoon and evening Offers over-night accommodations for teens who may need around the clock support Offers continuing support to help clients stay on track in their recovery DUI programs designed to meet the requirements of the Courts, Probation, Secretary of State and Employers 8

9 Outpatient Programs Centerstone (formerly The H Group) Contact Kathryn Sime at (618) or Kathryn.sime@centerstone.org Centerstone Alton: Edwards Street Outpatient Office 2615 Edwards Street Alton, IL Phone: Centerstone West Frankfort Administrative Office Outpatient Office 902 West Main St West Frankfort, IL Phone: Fax: Centerstone Marion Main Street Campus Adult Residential Outpatient Office 1307 West Main Street Phone: Fax: Office Locations Centerstone: Illinois Centre Healthcare Outpatient Office 3111 Williamson County Parkway Phone: Fax: Centerstone Carbondale: South Administrative Office Outpatient Office 2311 South Illinois Avenue Carbondale, IL Phone: Fax: Centerstone Carbondale: Emerald Plaza Administrative Office Community Support Services Outpatient Office 200 North Emerald Lane Phone: Fax: Payment for Services: Most private insurances accepted. If a patient is interested in seeing a specific doctor, but they are not in-network, please contact us. We may be able to make arrangements with the insurance provider for treatment. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted. Payment assistance is available, and some programs are grant funded allowing for reduced fee or free services. 9

10 Centerstone Cont d Services Description Locations Re-entry Services Helps people transition from the corrections system to the community. Supplies a variety of services in safe, supportive environments, including behavioral health and employment services Susan Smothers (618) Halfway House- Non- Federal Halfway House Federal Adult Substance Abuse Outpatient Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Adult Substance Abuse Early Intervention Substance Abuse DUI Services Substance Abuse Adolescent Services Substance Abuse Prevention Assessment Services For referrals from the Illinois Department of Corrections, Veteran s Administration, United States Probation Pre- Trial and residential substance use treatment facilities to provide a supported living environment to those who need structure while reintegrating into society For referrals from United States Federal Bureau of Prisons and United States Probation Offices to provide a supported living environment to those who need structure while reintegrating into society Designed for individuals who are having problems because of their own or someone else s alcohol or other drug use. Individual, family and group therapy services are provided and are based upon assessment of each individuals needs Designed for individuals who are having problems because of his/her own alcohol or other drug use and who are unable to make behavioral changes without clinically directed and repeated structured motivational interventions Designed to help those individuals who are at risk of developing life-impairing problems related to substance use due to behaviors in which they are engaging or because of environmental influences Provides evaluation and risk education services for individuals who are court-ordered or are seeking driver s license reinstatement This program is designed for adolescents who are having problems because of his/her own alcohol or other drug use. The services are provided through a combination of office-based and outreach programming for early intervention and outpatient treatment Works with designated schools, coalitions and other community partners to implement programs to reduce youth substance abuse Provides initial comprehensive assessments to individuals seeking services to address mental health or substance use concerns. Open Access Assessment services are available for individuals with Medicaid. Individuals with private health insurance, Medicare or children aged 4 and under must be scheduled to ensure the appropriate assessment tool and clinician is available Williamson County Williamson County Marion Carbondale West Frankfort Marion Marion Carbondale West Frankfort Marion Carbondale West Frankfort Franklin, Williamson, & Jackson Counties Jackson County Marion Carbondale West Frankfort 10

11 Support Groups Alcoholics Anonymous Southern Illinois District 17 & 4: District 7: Area 21: Hotline: O = Open Meeting Non-alcoholic members of the community are welcome C = Closed Meeting Meetings are limited to alcoholics Meeting Locations Meeting Information Anna First Evangelical Presbyterian Church 5:45 pm Women s Meeting O 315 South Street 7:00 pm G.H. Group - O Anna, IL Phone: (618) (behind Capaha Bank) Harvest Church of Southern Illinois Glum 7:00 pm - O Lot We re Not Group 602 East Davie Street Anna, IL Phone: (618) Benton First Christian Church Walk the Talk 7:30 pm - O Group 302 South Main Street Benton, IL Phone: (618) (Basement) Carbondale St Francis Xavier Church Keep it Simple 6:00 pm Women s Meeting - O Sisters 303 S Poplar St Phone: (618) Here s How Group 301 West Elm Street (Apartment Building) Meetings in basement. Signage is on door. 10:45 am* - C, 12:00 pm C, 8:00 pm** - O 12:00 pm C, 8:00 pm C 12:00 pm O, 1:30 pm Women s Meeting O, 8:00 pm C 12:00 pm C, 8:00 pm O 12:00 pm O, 8:00 pm C 12:00 pm C, 8:00 pm O 10:00 am C, 8:00 pm - C *Meditation Meeting **Last Sunday of the month is an open speaker meeting in the Our Savior Lutheran Church Basement. 700 South University Avenue. 11

12 Carbondale, cont d Southern Illinois Center for Independent 5:30 pm O Living The Turning Point 2135 West Ramada Lane Phone: (618) Unitarian Fellowship Youth In Unity 105 N. Parrish Lane Phone: (618) The Haven Miracles Do Happen Haven Lane Phone: (618) Directly across from Cambria Road, on Rt.13 7:00 pm C* *Open AA Speaker Meeting on second Tuesday of each month 6:30 pm - O Peace Lutheran Church Chester Group Discussion 125 Opdyke St. Chester, IL Phone: (618) Christopher Civic Center Christopher Group 221 North Thomas St. Christopher, IL Coulterville Fire Station Living Sober Group 215 East Maple St. Coulterville, IL Phone: (618) Chester 8:00 pm - C Christopher 8:00 pm - C Coulterville 8:00 pm C DuQuoin Perry County Counseling Center Monday 8:00 pm O Night Group 1016 South Madison Street DuQuoin, IL Phone: (618) St. John's Church of Christ Wednesday 8:00 pm - O Night Group 20 South Hickory St. DuQuoin, IL Basement (use rear entrance) Phone: (618) Housing Community Hall Pope Co. One Night Stands 921 S. Adams St. Golconda, IL Golconda 7:00 pm - O 12

13 First Baptist Church The Renegades Group 608 West Main Street Goreville, IL Phone: (618) (Basement/Rear Entrance) Goreville 7:00 pm - C Grand Tower First Baptist Church The Potter s Group 2:00 pm - O 206 2nd Street Grand Tower, IL Phone: (618) Harrisburg The Annex Building Allovus Annex Group 7:00 pm - O 21 West Locust St. Harrisburg IL Phone: (618) (Enter at the blue door) First Presbyterian Church Little Egypt Group 421 N 14th St Herrin, IL Phone: (618) Herrin Hospital Little Egypt Satellite Group 201 South 14th Street Herrin, IL (Basement Cafeteria) First United Methodist Church 208 W Main St Phone: (618) Boyton Street Community Center Friendship Group 501 West Boyton Street (618) Herrin 8:00 pm - C 9:30 am - O Marion 7:00 pm 12 X 12 Study O (2nd floor classroom) 11:30 am Wings of Hope - O (2nd floor classroom) 7:00 pm The Informative Group O (2nd floor classroom) 8:00 pm Incommon Group C* (basement) 7:00 pm Serenity on Saturday O** (1st floor classroom) *Open AA Speaker Meeting on last Friday of each month **Open AA Speaker Meeting on the second Saturday of each month 9:00 am C* 8:00 pm - C *Open Speaker meeting last Sunday of the month 13

14 Marion VA Medical Center New Beginnings 2401 West Main Street Phone: (618) (come in the Main Entrance, then turn right Conference Room on your right, across from the Pharmacy) Marion, cont d 4:00 pm O* *Open Speaker meeting third Sunday of the month Marissa Township Building 221 East Mill St. Marissa, IL (Basement) Phone: (618) Marissa 8:00 pm O Metropolis Library 317 Metropolis Street Metropolis, IL (Basement) Phone: (618) Metropolis 8:00 pm O 8:00 pm - O Murphysboro Murphysboro United Methodist Church 7:00 pm Big Book Study O 1500 Pine Street (Basement Classroom) 7:00 pm New Way to Fly O Murphysboro, IL Phone: (618) :00 am Murphysboro Group - O First Presbyterian Church 419 West St. Louis St. Nashville, IL Phone: Nashville 7:30 pm - C Methodist Church 404 Hanover St. Okawville, IL Phone: (618) Okawville 7:30 pm - C Pinckneyville Pinckneyville Hospital Pinckneyville Friday 8:00 pm - C Night Group 101 Walnut St. Pinckneyville, IL Basement conference Room (west side entrance) Rosiclare United Methodist Church Hardin County 7:00 pm - O Gargoyle 303 Fifth St. Rosiclare, Phone: (618) Sesser Senior Citizens Building Sesser Promise 8:00 pm - C Group 201 East Calie St. Sesser, IL

15 Westminster Presbyterian Church The Fellowship Group 360 East Broadway Sparta, IL Phone: (618) First Baptist Church ODAT Group 106 North Center St. Tilden, IL Phone: (618) Sparta 8:00 pm - C Tilden 7:00 pm - O Vienna Family Counseling Center Vienna Group 6:00 pm O 406 East Vine Street Vienna, IL (618) West Frankfort St. Paul's Lutheran Church The GOYA 7:00 pm - O Group 1 West Frankfort Plaza West Frankfort, IL Phone: (618) Fellowship Hall (off Rt. 149, next to McDonald's) Willisville First Missionary Baptist Church Common 7:30 pm - C Solutions Group 1201 Broadway St. (Corner of Broadway & Olive) Willisville, IL Meet in basement 15

16 Narcotics Anonymous Southern Illinois 24 Hour Help Line: (618) Program Information: 12 step recovery program. Only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using. Meeting Locations St Francis Xavier Church 303 S Poplar St Phone: (618) The Wesley Foundation 816 S Illinois Ave. Phone: (618) Carterville Lions Club 300 E Illinois Ave. Carterville, IL First United Methodist Church 301 Pine St. Carterville, IL Phone: (618) Spirit of Life Church 720 N Hickory DuQuoin, IL Phone: (618) Herrin Church of Christ 3101 S Park St Herrin, IL Phone: (618) Herrin House of Hope 112 N 14st St Herrin, IL Phone (618) First United Methodist Church 208 W Main St Phone: (618) St James Episcopal Church 301 E Thorn St Phone: (618) Illinois Centre Mall - Community Room 3000 W DeYoung St (Target side) Phone: (618) Meeting Information Carbondale 7:30 pm 8:00 pm Carterville 7:00 pm 6:00 pm DuQuoin 7:00 pm Herrin 6:15 pm 11:00 am Marion 7:00 pm 7:00 pm *Note* Use rear entrance to basement 7:00 pm* *Women Only 7:30 pm 16

17 Program Information: Christian based 12 step recovery program. Uses 8 recovery principles found in the Bible. Membership of the host church is not required to participate. Host Organization Contact Information Meeting Information Carterville Christian Covenant Contact Person: Buddy Walters 6:00 pm Fellowship 1025 S. Division St. Carterville, IL Phone: (618) Contact Number: buddy.walters@hotmail.com Harrisburg Harrisburg First Baptist 204 North Main Street Harrisburg, IL Phone: (618) Contact Person: Joe Jackson Contact Number: (618) joeluj@frontier.com 7:00 pm Hurricane Baptist Church 506 S. 22nd Street Herrin, IL Phone: (618) Redemption Church Rt. 37 Johnston City, IL Phone: (618) Cornerstone Church 2705 Walton Way Phone:(618) Connexion Church E. IL Highway 15 Mt. Vernon, IL Phone: (618) New Hope Fellowship Church 5290 Snowy Owl Road Pinckneyville, IL Phone: (618) Herrin Contact Person: Harry Edwards Contact Number: scaledodger23@gmail.com Johnston City Contact Person: Brett Sapp Contact Number: bsapp@redemptionnow.com Marion Contact Person: Brent Winchester Contact Number: b.winchester7@frontier.com Mount Vernon Contact Person: Phaedra Gentry Contact Number: phaedra.gentry@gmail.com Pinckneyville Contact Person: Clint Branon Contact Number: branon77@yahoo.com 6:00 pm 7:00 pm 6:30 pm 6:45 pm 7:00 pm 17

18 Al-Anon Program Information: For friends and family members of problem drinkers where they can share their experiences and learn how to apply the principles of the Al-Anon program to their individual situations. Meeting Locations St Francis Xavier Church Steps to Serenity AFG 303 S Poplar St Phone: (618) First Presbyterian Church Annex Harrisburg AFG 21 West Locust Harrisburg, IL Phone: (618) First Presbyterian Church Little Egypt AFG 421 N 14th St Herrin, IL Phone: (618) First Methodist Church 208 W Main St Phone: (618) Central Christian Church 301 N. 10th St. Mt. Vernon, IL Phone: (618) Carbondale Harrisburg Herrin Marion Mount Vernon Meeting Information 7:00pm 12:15 pm 11:00 am 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 10:00 am *Note* Use rear entrance to basement Wednesdays@ 7:30 pm Open* 7:30 pm 10:00 am Open* *Anyone can attend, not just members Murphysboro United Methodist Church Stepping Stones AFG 1500 Pine St. Murphysboro, IL Phone: (618) Pinckneyville Hospital Family Medical Center 101 N. Walnut St. Pinckneyville, IL Phone: (618) Murphysboro Pinckneyville 7:00 pm *Note* Use door off of back parking lot - room 105. Meeting is also open to professionals / students 8:00 pm* Alateen Higher Powers meeting at the same time in a different room 18

19 Medication Assisted Treatment Providers Suboxone Hotline: Provider Aaron Newcomb, D.O. Jeff Ripperda, M.D. Reno Ahuja, M.D. Benjamin T. Rathert, M.D. Chandra Rakesh, M.D. Michael Blain, D.O. Lisa McCutchen, M.D. Location Shawnee Health Care Carbondale S. Lewis Lane Phone: (618) Fax: (618) Shawnee Health Care Murphysboro 7 S. Hospital Drive Murphysboro, IL Phone: (618) Fax: (618) Centerstone Williamson County Parkway Phone: Fax: DuQuoin REA Clinic Gas Plant Rd DuQuoin, IL Phone: Rassik Complete Recovery Inc Cedar Court Phone: Fax: office@rassik.net Eldorado Rural Health Clinic US Hwy 45N Eldorado, IL Phone: (618) Shawneetown Community Health Center Gold Hill Rd Shawneetown, IL Phone: Marion VA Medical Center West Main Street (618) Ext Payment for Services Private Insurance Medicaid Medicare Sliding Fee Program Private Insurance Medicaid Medicare Sliding Fee Program Private Insurance Private Pay (Cannot accept Medicaid for this service) Private Insurance Medicaid (Does Not Accept Harmony) Medicare Sliding Fee Program Payment due upfront. Does not bill insurance, but assists with completing insurance claim forms Private Insurance Medicaid (Does Not Accept Harmony) Medicare Sliding Fee Program Veterans Health Care Benefits 19

20 Disposal Programs Organization Program Information Contact Information Jackson County Sharps Containers Available for Health Department Purchase: Small (3 x3 x8 ) for $5 Large (6 x9 x10 ) for $10 Clients can return full sharps containers to Jackson County Health Dept for disposal by a licensed medical waste disposal service Also hosts annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection accepting unwanted medications (no controlled substances). At this collection we only accept from Jackson County residents. 415 Health Dept. Rd Murphysboro, IL (618) Ext. 150 & Ext. 128 City of Carbondale Police Department Walgreens East Carbondale Williamson County Sheriff s Department Drug Take Back Days Typically the 4 th Saturday in both April and September Free & Anonymous Pills & patches only Safe Medication Disposal Kiosk In-store drug drop-off kiosk Located in the pharmacy waiting area Open 9AM to 12midnight Monday through Friday, and 9AM-9PM Saturday and Sunday Accepted Prescription meds and overthe-counter meds Free & Anonymous No lotion, injectable, liquids, inhalers or aerosol cans accepted Needles not accepted Drug Take Back Days Typically the 4th Saturday in both April and September Free & Anonymous Pills & patches only 501 South Washington Carbondale, Illinois Phone:(618) Fax:(618) police@ci.carbondale.il.us *No needles collected 206 S. Wall Street Carbondale, Illinois Phone: North Van Buren St. Marion, IL Phone:(618) Fax:(618) wcsheriff@wcsheriff.com 20