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Prior to receiving any of these services, a complete assessment is done to determine the patient's needs and the patient has an assigned case manager.  For a referral, call (618) 833-4456 8:00am - 4:30pm Monday-Friday. 

Gambling Treatment:
Provides gambling specific treatment for problem and or compulsive gamblers.  

*Detoxification Program:
Provides professional assistance during the withdrawal of alcohol and some drugs.  Provides physical assessment, good nutrition, rest, assessment, groups, and referral.  Usually 3 to 5 days.  Located in Anna, Illinois.  For men and women who are 18 years or above.  For referrals, call 618/833-2194 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

*Treatment Services:
The Fellowship House provides three levels of care using the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria.  These services include:

Level I  Outpatient services ranging from 1 to 9 hours group and or individual counseling per week.

Level II  Intensive outpatient services ranging from 9-20 hours of group counseling per week.

Level III Residential services with 25 or more hours of treatment per week. 

Prior to receiving any of these services, a complete assessment is done to determine the patient’s needs and a Case Manager is assigned to each patient. The Case Manager provides individual counseling, assigns groups, assists with referrals, and follows the treatment plan throughout the patient’s treatment.  For referral, call 618/833-4465 during the business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

*Recovery Home: 
Provides the patient, 18 years of age or older, a safe environment during intensive outpatient treatment when transportation is unavailable, or while waiting on an assessment to determine the appropriate level of care if the living environment is unstable.  When a patient needs immediate access and is not appropriate for Detoxification services, immediate admission can occur.

Family Program:
Provides alcohol and drug education, communication skills, introduction to Alanon, co-dependency, and other relevant information for family/significant others affected by the alcohol and/or drug abuser.  For more information, call 618/833-4465 or 618/833-2194.

Prevention Program:
Provides consultation about prevention curriculum development in schools. In addition, provides alcohol/drug education, presentations on problem-solving, self-esteem, and other related topics to schools, churches, and community organizations.  For more information, call 618/833-4460.

*Service priorities include pregnant and postpartum women, injecting drug users, T.A.N.F., D.C.F.S., D.O.C., and T.A.S.C. clients.