Rosecrance Florian Program for Uniformed Service Personnel
A specialized substance use and mental health program for those who serve
Uniformed service personnel — firefighters, paramedics, law enforcement officers, military, dispatchers, correctional officers, medical personnel, etc. — can encounter traumatic events at any time. To deal with the stress of their jobs, some may turn to alcohol and other drugs.
The Rosecrance Florian Program offers a path to lasting recovery for service personnel by bringing occupational factors into the treatment process.
Rosecrance was among the first behavioral health organizations in the country to create a specialized program to meet the needs of this important population with deep input from an advisory council of experts, including those from the Chicago Fire Department and Rockford Fire Department, many of whom are involved with mental health and substance use treatment outreach. The program has expanded over time with input from other populations served, and we also prioritize connecting clients with peer support to maintain a successful recovery journey.