Aspire Indiana Health - Willowbrook

A variety of outpatient treatment options

Aspire provides a number of services for clients who seek outpatient evidence-based treatment, including medications for addiction treatment (MAT) for both alcohol and opioid use disorder and individual, group, and family therapy, and relapse prevention. Treatment approaches can include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, and Matrix Model programming. Clients also have options for telehealth services.

Whole-person care

Aspire's "no wrong door" approach emphasizes care for the whole person, not just addiction treatment, connecting clients to the care they need. The facility offers outpatient support for substance use disorder, co-occurring mental health conditions, and medication management, as well as primary care services.

Practical support for overcoming barriers outside of treatment

Aspire helps clients overcome barriers to sustained recovery. Clients can find support for various challenges, like housing services, employment counseling, job training, and get connected with other community resources. Transportation assistance to ongoing treatment is available, and the program also offers recovery coaches and peer mentoring.

Care plans that evolve over time

Treatment at Aspire begins with a detailed assessment, so clients should expect the first appointment to last between 60–120 minutes. Clients work with their counselors to develop collaborative treatment plans, and they review progress periodically so goals can be adjusted as needed. Drug screenings, mental health evaluations, medical evaluations, and substance use assessments also help guide care.

Specialized programs to meet various needs

Aspire provides tailored programs for clients at various stages of life. For example, services are available for both adolescents and adults and for those with a history of trauma or co-occurring mental health conditions. Additional services include smoking cessation, treatment for gambling disorder, HIV and hepatitis education, and recovery-focused education.

Client reviews

Clients often praise attentive, respectful providers and thorough care. Some recurring concerns center on communication, appointment and intake processes, medication follow-through, and continuity between providers.

• Staff & care experience (75% positive): Many clients describe providers as kind, attentive, knowledgeable, and willing to listen. Some report feeling dismissed, judged, or treated unprofessionally by clinical or front-desk staff. "She listened carefully to my concerns, explained everything clearly, and treated me with respect and compassion."
• Treatment quality & outcomes (80% positive): Positive reviews often mention thorough visits, concerns being addressed, and confidence in care. Some clients’ negative feedback includes medication decisions, delayed clinical response, and care that did not meet clients’ needs. "All issues and concerns are validated and addressed."
• Access & process: Recent reviews often mention easy scheduling, short waits, transportation, and pharmacy access. Some older reviews more often describe intake delays, missed callbacks, billing or paperwork problems, refill issues, and disrupted continuity. "Always quick and efficient."
• Support & community: Recent feedback more often praises care teams, therapy, interpreter access, and program connections. Older reviews more often cite therapist turnover, weak transition planning, and limited crisis follow-through. "I've never had a team of care providers of my own."
• Facility & environment (65% positive): Reviews mention clean, organized spaces and accessibility features, while some raise concerns about parking, the surrounding area, or building upkeep.

Facility transparency

• Verified by Start Your Recovery: On July 26, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.