New Age Services Corporation

New Age Services Corporation structures its outpatient programs around the practical needs of individuals maintaining employment, family responsibilities, and community connections while building recovery skills. The intensive outpatient program operates weekday mornings from 7:00-10:30 AM and 10:45 AM-12:00 PM, allowing participants to attend work or care for dependents during afternoon hours.

Both the standard outpatient program and IOP incorporate Medication Assisted Treatment as a clinical foundation, particularly valuable for alumni transitioning from residential treatment or those managing opioid use disorders. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy sessions help participants identify triggers, develop coping strategies, and address co-occurring mental health conditions that could threaten long-term sobriety.

The recovery center designs distinct treatment tracks for veterans, pregnant women, seniors, and individuals with court-ordered requirements. Veterans receive trauma-informed care addressing both substance use and PTSD, while pregnant women access specialized medical monitoring and family planning support through their recovery process.

Senior clients benefit from age-appropriate programming that considers medication interactions, physical limitations, and late-life stressors. The facility's HIV/AIDS support services integrate medical case management with addiction treatment, ensuring clients receive coordinated care for complex health needs. Court-ordered participants work with staff who understand legal requirements while focusing on genuine recovery engagement.

Reentry assistance forms a cornerstone of New Age Services' approach to sustainable recovery, helping clients navigate housing, employment, and legal challenges that often trigger relapse. The program connects participants with community resources, assists with benefit applications, and provides documentation needed for employment or housing applications.

The center's location on Chicago's West Side positions it within the communities where many clients live and work, reducing transportation barriers and maintaining family connections. Alumni often transition between levels of care within the same facility, preserving therapeutic relationships and treatment continuity as recovery needs evolve over time.