Elevare Behavioral Health - Illinois

“I am not sure i can properly put into words how important my time at footprints was. I do believe they helped me save my life. The entire staff is full of love, care and kindness. They were professional and diligent in my treatment. I would recommend them to anyone and everyone facing struggles with mental health and addiction. I read a few negative reviews before deciding to check myself. I am so grateful i ignored them and checked into footprints.”

“This place saved my loved ones life. Seriously. He was Deep in addiction when he got here and I was fearful because of the reviews and because his addiction was just so bad I didn’t know if anything was going to help. Before footprints, I was planning to bury my loved one. He is now healthy, clean and sober and has a career. I can never thanks footprints to recovery enough. All the staff was very kind to me when I went to visit and drop stuff off for him. The only reason we’re missing a star is because my loved one had some issues with a staff member named Quan(?) who was being weird to patients. Other than that, amazing experience for my loved one. Thank you guys for saving his life and brightening up mine.”

“This guy s the best therapy place to go if needed My therapist Diane was outstanding The front reception is wonderful and accommodating when needed by Sandra & Sonia. Feel well taken care of Jacqueline Halverson”

“My daughter spent time at Footprints last summer for a few months. We had a really traumatic start as they haphazardly placed her incorrectly after her initial intake assessment. She did decide to return the next day and for the first month, we were impressed and grateful for the therapists and medical staff; their support, meetings, availability and empathy seemed genuine and impactful. We did begin to see a positive change. I will say however, that as the time went on, our daughter complained to us (and others had the same experience) of the housing staff not being compliant with the medicinal management of clients. She consistently did not receive her meds and though voiced concern and complaints, nothing changed. It is negligent and illegal. The apathy, the disorganization, and miscommunication amongst the staff she complained to us about, made us very concerned and our daughter decided it was time to leave. I am grateful for the powerful ways they helped her, but glad we got out when we did. The decline is apparent.”