Shelby Co. Community Services - DUI and Substance Abuse Program

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Location:

101 East North 12th Street
Shelbyville, IL 62565

Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:

217-774-1400 Office
217-774-5587 General Administration

Web Page: https://hshsgoodshepherd.org/Medical-Services/Substance-Abuse-Treatment
Email to: shelby.il@specialcarecorp.com

Program Details:

Operating Agency:	Shelby County Community Services
Agency Type:	Private, Non-Profit
Person In Charge:	Executive Director
Hours:	M-F, 8am - 4pm
Fees:	Self Pay, Medicaid Insurance, Sliding Scale Fee
Eligibility:	Any adult individual with a diagnosed developmental or mental disability who resides in Shelby County. Must meet and maintain general agency eligibility standards and individual program entrance criteria. Is not a danger to themselves or others.
Intake Process:	Anyone wishing services may write, phone, or stop by the office to request an appointment.
Area Served:	Shelby County
Ages Served:	Adult
Appt. Necessary:	Yes
Payment Methods:	Medicaid and Medicare accepted
Handicapped accessible:	Yes
Sign Language:	no

Program/Service Notes:

Shelby County Community Services, Inc. DUI and Substance Abuse Program is dedicated to helping persons who are experiencing problems with alcohol and drug addictions. Our program is licensed through the office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse with certified addiction counselors who offer current and accurate information and education on the disease of alcoholism and other drug dependency issues and recovery processes.

Last Updated: Dec. 21, 2018, 2:36 p.m.