American Indian Health Service of Chicago

About:

“The mission of the American Indian Health Service of Chicago, Inc., is dedicated to providing quality culturally competent healthcare to the American Indian and Alaska Native community and other underserved populations. AIHSC’s long term goals are to improve the health and quality of life of the American Indian and Alaska Native community as well as enhance the culturally centered healthcare services offered throughout the State.” – From their website

American Indian Health Service of Chicago offers outpatient substance use recovery services. This includes:

  • Individual and Group Therapy
  • Grief Talking Circles
  • Recovery/Traditional Teachings
  • Support Circles: Virtual/In Person
  • Physical Activity Training as part of our Peer Recovery Support program
  • The Medicine Wheel and 12 Steps To Recovery, Wellbriety
  • 7 Sacred Branches Traditional Teachings
  • Case Management

Address: 4326 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
Phone, For Medical or Sensitive Questions: 773-883-9100
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