Mental Health and Addiction in Cahokia Heights
Behavioral Health • Cahokia, IL • Since 1957
About
Summary: - The Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center of St. Clair County (CBHC) is a private nonprofit mental health care organization based in East St. Louis, IL, founded in 1957. It provides a wide range of behavioral health services, including mental health treatment, substance use disorder services, inpatient and outpatient care, case management, parenting support education, and housing programs. - Address and contact: HQ at 505 South 8th Street, East St. Louis, IL 62201. Phone: (618) 482-7330 and related numbers; email: thecenter@cbhc1.org. - Reach and scope: Operates 4 offices across the United States (primarily in the Metro East/St. Clair County area). Claims 19 distinct programs offering behavioral health services, including housing across 117 units in 11 specialized programs for those with serious mental illness or substance use disorders. - Focus relevant to Cahokia Heights, Cahokia area: services include behavioral health treatment for adults and possibly residents of Cahokia Heights/Cahokia, with access to housing support, outpatient and residential programs, and emergency mental health services through CBHC’s network in East St. Louis and nearby communities. If you’re seeking mental health or addiction services specifically for Cahokia Heights or Cahokia, CBHC indicates nearby operations in East St. Louis and surrounding areas, offering integrated programs (outpatient, residential, case management, and housing) that may serve residents from Cahokia Heights. Consider contacting CBHC directly to confirm program availability, eligibility, and whether transportation or satellite services are available for Cahokia Heights residents.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
Address
505 SOUTH 8TH STREET, EAST ST. LOUIS, Illinois 62201, US
Phone
(618) 482-7330
info@midamericaweb.com
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Emergency Care
Crisis support available seven days a week
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- LocalityBiz: Mixed reviews for mental health support services, with some praise for therapists and others noting organizational issues (11 listings/reviews mentioned for general mental health support)
- Wheree (SIHF Healthcare): Generally positive; commended for compassionate care and professionalism (Not explicitly stated, summarized from multiple customer feedback points)
Patients praise
- Compassionate, attentive, and professional care reported at SIHF Healthcare
- Access to mental health support and intensive outpatient programs (IOPs)
- Community-based support and peer-led recovery programs for substance use and mental health
Common complaints
- Environmental and infrastructure concerns including E. coli in tap water and sewage-related issues
- Frustration with lack of government/official response to public health complaints
- Occasional administrative issues such as wait times or scheduling delays at healthcare facilities
- Physical health issues potentially linked to environmental conditions like skin rashes and stomach pain
"IOP gives Great therapy with well educated awesome therapist! They truly treat me like I’m the only one that matters."
— LocalityBiz user review"Everything else is lacking. Majorly."
— LocalityBiz user review (regarding organizational operations)"It’s really upsetting because we pay a lot for our water... I’m not going to put up with this because it is wrong. It’s just flat wrong."
— Resident interviewed by FOX 2 regarding water quality complaintsSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Struggling With Addiction? - Touchette Regional Hospital — Nov 9, 2025
- SIHF plans new hospital to replace Touchette in Cahokia Heights | Belleville News-Democrat — Feb 25, 2026
- [PDF] Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Plan 2022 — Aug 31, 2025
- $231 Million Hospital Plan Targets Aging Metro East Campus — Mar 20, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More behavioral health clinics in Cahokia
Summary for "Behavioral Health & Wellness - Touchette Regional Hospital Cahokia" - Touchette Regional Hospital is a nonprofit, general acute-care hospital serving Centreville/Cahokia Heights since 1958, with a mission to provide accessible, affordable healthcare across services including behavioral health. - Leadership and staffing include a Behavioral Health presence led by Michele Sturm (Vice President Of Behavioral Health) and other executives overseeing clinical, finance, and ancillary operations. - Services highlighted in related materials cover a broad range of specialties (including behavioral health) within a nonprofit healthcare framework aimed at community wellness, affordability, and comprehensive care. - The hospital employs about 125 staff, generates around $10 million in annual revenue, and operates as a community-focused provider with potential expansions or regional considerations (note: a 2026 STLToday item discusses the possibility of a new hospital affecting Touchette in Cahokia Heights). If you’re specifically seeking Behavioral Health & Wellness offerings, contact the hospital’s Behavioral Health leadership (Michele Sturm, VP) or the main hospital line for current program details and schedules.
SIHF Healthcare is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center network based in Sauget, Illinois, offering comprehensive primary and specialty care through 30+ health centers across 11 Illinois counties. They provide adult, family, women’s health, pediatrics, dental, behavioral health, and various specialty services (cardiology, nephrology, OB/GYN, ENT, HIV, fetal and infant mortality, opioid-related programs, etc.). Founded in 1985, SIHF operates with over 160 medical providers and serves more than 100,000 patients, emphasizing care regardless of ability to pay. Headquarters: Sauget, IL. Note: The official operations are primarily in Illinois; presence in Canada is listed in highlights, but locations show U.S. offices. Contact: apply2work@sihf.org; main phone lines 1-618-332-0783 / 618-332-2304. For Cahokia Heights specifically, SIHF indicates a service footprint in the region through its Illinois centers, but no separate Cahokia Heights location is listed in the provided data.
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