Rosecrance is excited to announce that two of its treatment sites received Elite Care Center designations from Hall of Fame Health, an affiliate of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
By earning this distinction, the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson campus in Rockford and Rosecrance Lakeview sober living facility in Chicago are recognized among an elite network of providers who can be accessed by individuals and families associated with the game of football.
“We are honored to partner with Hall of Fame Health to provide care for the loved ones of those who have championed football on and off the field,” said Rosecrance President and CEO Dave Gomel, Ph.D. “With our unique expertise in giving hope to youth and young adults, we will be able to be a valuable support for many more families.”
Established in 2021, Hall of Fame Health offers comprehensive healthcare options through a network of elite partners throughout the U.S. It is designed for current and former college and professional players, their families, as well as anyone else associated with the game in effort to impact communities through better healthcare for all. The program uses a concierge call center and crisis line to connect individuals with the most appropriate level of care.
The Rosecrance Griffin Williamson campus is a residential behavioral health treatment center for adolescents aged 12-20. It includes an on-site school, chapel, conservatory, gym, fitness center, and a peaceful Healing Garden that contribute to Rosecrance’s holistic treatment program.
Rosecrance Lakeview, located near historic Wrigley Field in Chicago, offers a structured and supportive sober living environment to help individuals ease the transition from treatment to everyday life. In addition to sober living, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs are available. Clients work with recovery coaches to develop an individualized plan that emphasizes skills necessary to live a healthy, balanced life.