Greater DeKalb County offers a full range of behavioral health services for children, adolescents and families. Northwestern Medicine Woodstock Hospital provides inpatient psychiatric services, outpatient programs, and crisis services.

Northwestern Medicine Behavioral Health Services, Winfield, offers comprehensive diagnostic assessment and treatment for emotional health conditions and substance use disorders. Outpatient services focus on helping patients regain healthy, fully functional daily lives.

The Central DuPage Hospital in the Behavioral Health Services area offers specialized mental and behavioral health services to mostly adults, though there is a specialized area for children’s behavioral health in the hospital.

Learn more about our inpatient, outpatient and addiction services at Central DuPage Hospital: Behavioral Health - Northwestern Medicine. To access non-emergency treatment at Northwestern Medicine Behavioral Health, please call 630.933.4000.

Our CDH facility also offers hospital-based detox and residential treatment in an open setting. Northwestern Medicine provides a full range of behavioral health services for teens and adults...

Northwestern Medicine Behavioral Health at Central DuPage Hospital offers comprehensive assessment and treatment options for individuals and families struggling with emotional, psychiatric health conditions and/or addiction and substance abuse.

Phone: 630-933-4000; TTY for the hearing impaired 630.933.4833. Hours.

Located in Winfield, Illinois is the Northwestern Medicine Behavioral Health facility. This is a hospital facility that provides dedicated behavioral health services to adults and adolescents. They have a targeted substance abuse recovery program here for adults 18 and older.

Behavioral Health Services of Central DuPage Hospital - Winfield provides mental health treatment in Winfield, IL. They are located at 27W350 High Lake Road and can be reached at 630-933-4000.

Northwestern Medicine’s Central Dupage Hospital offers short-term residential treatment for teens and adults in need of stabilization and supervision. The program offers treatments for substance abuse as well as co-occurring disorders, making it one of Illinois’ 235 facilities that can treat co-occurring disorders.