Methadone Clinics in Wheaton, Illinois

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Name	Address	City
Lake County Methadone Treatment Center	310 S Greenleaf St Ste 206	Gurnee
Strive to Serenity	7124 West Grand Avenue	Chicago
Rapid Opiate Detox	2700 N Halsted St	Chicago
Symetria — Chicago Outpatient Rehab & Suboxone Clinic	3934 North Lincoln Avenue	Chicago
Near North Health Service Corporation	4259 South Berkeley Avenue	Chicago
Family Guidance Centers – Joliet	2400 Glenwood Ave	Joliet
Edward Hines Jr., VA Hospital	5000 5th Ave	Hines
Chicago Treatment and Counseling Center III	1849 S Cicero Ave	Cicero
Human Resources Development Institute, Inc.	8000 South Racine	Chicago
HRDI	340 East 51st St.	Chicago
Human Resources Development Institute, Inc.	33 East 114th St.	Chicago
IJEGBA Community Inc.	1950 E. 75th St.	Chicago
Family Guidance Center, Inc.	751 Aurora Ave.	Aurora
PEER Services	906 Davis Street	Evanston
EL Rincon Community Clinic	3809 West Grand Avenue	Chicago
Mathers Recovery Yorkville	507 W Kendall Dr Ste 1	Yorkville
Symetria — Naperville Outpatient Rehab & Suboxone Clinic	28373 Davis Parkway Suite 500	Warrenville
Oak Brook Clinic LLC	2603 W 22nd St Suite 22	Oak Brook
Symetria — Des Plaines Outpatient Rehab & Suboxone Clinic	1460 Market Street Suite 300	Des Plaines
Chicago Treatment & Counseling Center	3520 S Ashland Ave	Chicago

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Wheaton is a suburban city and the county seat of DuPage County, Illinois. It is situated roughly about 25 miles from Chicago. According to the 2010 census, Wheaton had a total population of 52,894, which decreased to 52,745 by 2019. Contrary to the decrease in the city’s population, there was an increase in people suffering from opioid use disorder. This is a widespread problem and methadone clinics in Illinois were established to help those in need of treatment. Methadone has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration and used for decades for the purpose of treating opioid addiction. Doses of methadone should be taken carefully and should never be shared. Of course, patients are not allowed to take them home and the personnel of the Wheaton methadone clinic has been trained to administer the medication safely. The patient’s strong will to overcome this addiction accompanied by support from friends and family members can lead to full recovery. Some patients recover in a short time, while others could spend years in recovery.