I went to Aurora at the end of January, 2022. I've been meaning to write a review, but I wanted to write more objectively than my emotions would permit.
I gave one star for the great food and the other star is for the fact that, despite how ridiculously they run their detox unit, I got clean there. (I stayed clean, though, by going to another facility).
Aurora is a joke. Or maybe a lie--like their website. 24/7 medical staff, my a$$. (They changed ownership about a year before I went, and they didn't bother to update most of their website. I didn't know this until I paid and went, of course.)
It's a lot of money for a lot of shady shit, built on a foundation that might've once been good but is wobbly now. For more reasons than I can fit on a Yelp review, I can confidently say that this place is a money-grab. And their lack of transparency about what's going on with it as a business is sickening. Did you know they haven't paid their mortgage in 15 months?
I'm afraid to even write about the inappropriate behaviour of the staff... Those who are still working there are possibly worse in their own ways than the guy who relapsed himself and sexted recent clients. I would hope for better in general... for genuine and real care. People go to these facilities because they need help. But despite their severely dwindling staff, they are still taking patients/customers--and they will take those unsuspecting and vulnerable people with them when they go down. It is really sad, what Aurora has done, and is doing. I'm not saying they haven't helped people get and stay clean, but the way they run their business makes that fact surprising. Based on what happened to me (and I ended up going to a different treatment centre out of MB anyway) it seems like they prey on the naive. I don't know. What I do know is that anyone seeking treatment, for themselves or their family, should go elsewhere.
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