The Salvation Army Freedom Center
Levels of care
Inpatient · Outpatient · Sober living
Programs
7 specialty programs incl. adult rehab, alcohol rehab and substance abuse
Insurance
Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, sliding scale fees
Setting
Treatment center in Chicago, IL
About The Salvation Army Freedom Center
The Salvation Army Freedom Center is a community focused addiction treatment and social services provider in Chicago, Illinois.
The campus provides residential treatment for adult men, outpatient support for women and teens and sober living.
What addiction treatment programs are offered at the Freedom Center?
The Freedom Center provides residential treatment for adult men, outpatient treatment for women and teens and sober living support.
Women needing inpatient care can also receive referrals through the program.
Who can get help here?
The program primarily serves adult men age 18 and older for residential care and women and teens for outpatient services.
The broader campus also supports vulnerable Chicago residents through Hispanic ministries, homelessness services and community based outreach.
What approaches are used in treatment?
Treatment focuses on identifying addiction triggers, building communication and coping skills and engaging in sober activities to support long term recovery.
The Freedom Center also encourages maintaining employment and offers transitional jobs and work training support through community partners.
Where is the Freedom Center located?
The Freedom Center sits on North Christiana Avenue in Chicago's West Humboldt Park neighborhood on the city's West Side.
The full city block campus is accessible by walking, driving and public transit and is a cold weather warming center.
What insurance and payment options are accepted?
The center accepts Medicaid, private insurance and self pay and offers sliding scale payment assistance.
Addiction treatment programs
- Adult rehab
- Alcohol rehab
- Substance abuse
- Men's program
- Opioid rehab
- Women's program
- Young adult program
Levels of care
- Inpatient / residential
- Someone with higher needs for structure and support may find that inpatient care fits the shape of their recovery.
- Outpatient
- Anyone wanting fewer scheduled sessions and more independence than fuller programs may prefer outpatient treatment in Illinois.
- Sober living
- Those moving out of inpatient care who still want structure often use this housing as a step toward living on their own.
Insurance & payment
- Medicaid
- Private insurance
- Self-pay
- Sliding scale fees
The Salvation Army Freedom Center lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.
Location & hours
- Address
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825 North Christiana Avenue
Chicago, IL 60651 - Phone
- 312-667-2200
- Website
- centralusa.salvationarmy.org
- Nearby
- West of downtown Chicago, near I-290.
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