Rosecrance

About Rosecrance

Rosecrance, Rockford, Illinois, is a sober living and behavioral health provider rooted in Winnebago County.

Scale of the Rosecrance Network

Rosecrance operates more than 60 locations, spanning Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Indiana. The Marlowe Recovery House in Rockford is the Rosecrance sober living program in Winnebago County, and it is one address inside a network that crosses four states.

A Full Continuum of Care

Rosecrance lists detox, adult residential treatment, adolescent residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care, medication-assisted treatment, psychiatric services and sober living housing among its services. Sober living housing appears on that list rather than standing alone, which is the defining trait of a recovery housing provider attached to a clinical organization.

Who Rosecrance Is Built to Serve

Rosecrance runs specialized programs for youth, adolescents, young adults, adults, older adults, women with children, veterans and first responders. Those population-specific tracks are what put an adolescent residence inside the organization's range at all.

Accreditation and Licensure

Rosecrance is licensed by the state of Illinois and accredited by the Joint Commission, and it is a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers. Joint Commission accreditation is a clinical standard rather than a recovery residence certification, which is the distinction to hold onto when comparing a clinical provider with a peer-run house.

Rosecrance in Rockford

Rockford is the seat of Winnebago County, and the Marlowe Recovery House on North University Drive is where Rosecrance houses residents aged 16 to 19. Families searching for Rosecrance sober homes, or comparing recovery housing providers across northern Illinois, are looking at an organization whose stated mission to serve unites the whole Rosecrance community.