Sedlacek Treatment Center

 

 Chemical dependency is a progressive illness that will only get worse if left untreated. Seeking help means the beginning of recovery, and recovery can mean a new and healthy lifestyle.

 

For more than 30 years, Mercy Medical Center's Sedlacek Treatment Center has served adolescents and adults within the community with alcohol and/or drug problems. No one has more experience or compassion than our staff at Sedlacek.

At the Sedlacek Treatment Center, those fighting addiction can expect:

• The highest level of confidentiality
• Small group sizes
• Immediate access to services needed
• Free family involvement

Sedlacek Treatment Center is licensed by the Iowa Department of Public Health, Division of Substance Abuse and is accredited by the Joint Commission.

Read our newsletters: Sedlacek Treatment Center and Sedlacek-ians.

Feel free to visit or call us at any time for more information about our programs; whether for you or a loved one. All contacts will be held in strict confidence. A call to us at (319) 398-6226 can be the start of a promise you can keep.

Alcohol Awareness Quiz

Did you know misuse of alcohol is the third leading lifestyle-related cause of death in the United States? That's just one of the interesting tidbits you'll find in the Alcohol Awareness Quiz. The quiz will highlight a number of interesting facts to bring attention to alcohol-related health concerns.

Free Community Substance Abuse Education

Sedlacek Treatment Center offers a FREE public lecture on the second Tuesday of each month from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Each month, attendees will learn more about substance abuse programs, recovery information and support tools for those suffering with substance abuse as well as their families and friends.

The seminars are held at Sedlacek Treatment Center, 5975 Rockwell Dr. NE, Cedar Rapids and are open to the community. No registration necessary. For questions, please feel free to call 319-398-6226.

The Sedlacek Treatment Center is a Mercy Medical Center outpatient substance abuse treatment program serving patients and their families with a combination of excellent medical care and human compassion – the elements of the The Mercy Touch.

Are you looking for access to community resources for help?
Call 211.

For mental health crisis management 24 hours/day, seven days/week, call our Access Line at (319) 398-6476 or call the Community Crisis Line at Foundation 2 at (319) 362-2174 or (800) 332-4224.