This place is a joke. The don't let you see a doctor for weeks. So if you are a heroin addict you won't get your Suboxone until you are already detoxed. If you are an alcoholic or quitting benzos, you are endangering your life. Unlike heroin withdraw, alcohol and benzos withdraw can kill you.
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The staff is caring enough, as is the program, but they totally dropped the ball with me. They got me re-chemically dependant on Suboxone as an assisted therapy, did NOT provide me with an appointment the week before I left to see the provider, and even went so far as to tell me I HAD a refill at t...
It's my work place, due to the nature of client's they are not happy to be there, but need to be. The staff is always great and does everything within guidelines to make each client's stay as good as possible.
Do not go here. This is the worst place and nightmare you could ever walk into. I paid cash and it was expensive. The second day my counselor went on vacation and I didn t get any booklets or anything for days. I asked when the gentleman who was my counselor was going to come back in and they said h...
I sent my wife here for inpatient care and they put criminal offenders in a room and classes with people who merely have a drinking problem. The repeat offenders are criminals who were previously in jail and have a history of drug abuse and alcoholic abuse, usually brought here from St. Louis. Th...
My daughter is currently a patient there and has complained of abuse by other patients. Her legs are extremely swollen that anyone can see there is a serious medical condition and she was taken to the hospital that treated her as if she was seeking drugs. I fear for her safety and her health but rig...
Great things: They accept Medicaid,Private insurance,cash,and I think, Medicare. To the facilitators ( u out have classes 7 days a week) are fantastic: humourous without judgements. Most are very understanding and great listeners and teachers. Good things: Each client has a care coordinator,most are...