Eating Recovery Center’s Insight Behavioral Health Center Announces Eating Disorder Treatment Facility

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Eating Recovery Center’s Insight Behavioral Health Center (ERC Insight), a trusted provider of comprehensive treatment for eating, mood and anxiety disorders, has rebranded its eating disorder program under a new name: Eating Recovery Center, Chicago (ERC Chicago). ERC Chicago will open a new residential eating disorder treatment facility on May 16th. Led by esteemed eating disorder experts Susan McClanahan, PhD, CEDS, and Steven Prinz, MD, Medical Director, ERC Chicago is expanding its residential eating disorder program. The new 24-bed center located in downtown Chicago open May 16. The center will be devoted solely to the treatment of eating disorders in adolescents (ages 13-17) and adults (ages 18 and older) to meet the emerging needs of patients and families in the Midwest. While transitioning to the newly branded Eating Recovery Center, Chicago, in order to offer more extensive treatment options for eating disorders, Insight’s Mood and Anxiety Program will be maintained and labeled under the existing ERC Insight brand. The brand new residential program at ERC Chicago, will address serious eating disorders through comprehensive support services, such as:

  • Medical supervision, including 24/7 nursing support
  • Up to eight hours of daily treatment
  • Treatment for co-occurring illnesses
  • Comfortable, home-like accommodations in the downtown Chicago treatment center

For additional information about Eating Recovery Center, call (877) 789-5758, email info@eatingrecoverycenter.com or visit www.eatingrecoverycenter.com to speak with a Master’s-level eating disorder clinician.

PHOTO CAPTION: Eating Recovery Center, Chicago celebrates the opening of a new residential eating disorder treatment facility. Formerly known as ERC Insight, the new 24-bed center located in downtown Chicago will be devoted solely to the treatment of eating disorders in adolescents (ages 13-17) and adults (ages 18 and older) to meet the emerging needs of patients and families in the Midwest.

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