Last Friday I had my very first ever appointment with my new cardiologist. Dr. Taylor was extremely…read morepersonable and forthright. No need to mince words while staying professional. Wish more doctors were like her and my primary care physician. Absolutely pleased with the day's results. JPS is where it's at!!!

They are WONDERFUL at Camp Worth! My son was there for 52 days! They discovered a medical issue in…read morehis brain that was causing his underlying issues with his behaviors. I am so grateful!

From the owner: Camp Worth provides a place for teen boys and girls to cope with daily stressors and focus on…read moreimproving functional communication, life skills, and problematic behaviors. Learn more about Camp Worth, where initially aggressive and frustrated teens with autism spectrum disorder find the personalized care they need through residential treatment and therapy programs.

Edited to encourage potential clients to check out the REDDIT threads about ABCenters. Beware!…read more So unfortunately after a 6 month enrollment process and several evalutions and giving our trust over to them for our son, we have had to pull him out after just 2 days. I picked my son up Tuesday at 2pm and he was handed over by the male therapist that was with him all day except a few hours mid morning. My oldest daughter and I noticed as he was bringing my son out in his arms that he had a red ring around his lips, like lip liner. The therapist started telling us how well my son did and about how he only had 1 urine diaper and said he and the lead therapist female AB were both there when looking at his diaper. I assumed he was referring to the female AB changing his diaper and the male just happened to be around because AB was told at out first meeting that only female staff can change my son's diaper. They assured that's how it would be. So when the male therapist said that it caught my attention. I was still noticing the red around my son's mouth but my son was talking non stop and my daughter had started talking to the male therapist about how rough the drop off was that morning as the male therapist was also the one to receive my child. So we ended up heading out to the car and I put my son in his car seat and gave him his cookie and really started looking at his mouth. I realized it was dried blood. My son was pulling away so I couldn't get a good look into his mouth to look further. So we drove home, I thought I could be wrong about it being blood and that maybe it was red food dye. So I emailed AB and asked about the red ring and asked if he possibly fell or did he eat something red. And then I proceeded to look at the potty logs and the time that the only urine diaper was changed was at 12 50 and when AB got back to my email she said she was only with my son from 8-11 so that meant the male therapist changed my diapers son alone and lied to me that AB was present. Either way he was NOT to change my son's diaper. AB also said in the email that she asked the therapists who had my son if he had fallen and they said no and that he had only eaten plain oatmeal all day. So when I finally was able to look in my son's mouth there was pretty fresh red sore in his upper lip. We have pics. And the blood around his mouth was noticeable and when he gets hurt he is pretty expressive about his pain so I don't believe it was unnoticed. Pics that were sent to us that day up until about 1 did NOT show any blood around his lips. There were no pics sent to me after 1. I know my kid can be clumsy and things happen and I don't want to believe an adult hurt my child but whatever happened was noticeable and unmistakable and either negligence or something being covered is going on and I don't appreciate it. My husband spoke with the OM this morning and he stated he believes if his techs saw something they would have reported it. Its a 1 on 1 therapy so i dont understand how my child could have gotten his lip busted and be bleeding and no one noticed. And to go against my orders to not have a male change my son's diaper is just another layer. I had high hopes and I really loved AB and her desire for my child but there's something that happened and no can tell how my child got hurt. It's truly disheartening. Hope they do better in the future. My first time trusting another entity to help with my child and this happens. I'm truly angered and sad. A waste of my son's precious time cause now we go back to the drawing board.

I don't do reviews ever but I had to do this one…read more ! have been to 6 rehabs now. I am a pro at this. I have been to the very best in terms of amenities and I have been to the ones you only see in your nightmares. This is by far the best and I will give you the reasons why. You get your own bedroom and when detoxing or going through PAWS ( Post Acute Withdrawals Syndromn, if you don't know what this they will explain it better but its basically withdrawals after the fact. They can feel the same but there are ways to handle it and they will show you). Having your own room was a big deal. Some even have their own bathtubs which was amazing. More than 90% of the staff have been in your shoes and know what you are going through. They actually care about your well being. They want nothing more than to see you succeed when you leave and will go to any lengths to make that happen. Even your doctor has been through it and I have never seen this. There food was alright. Nothing to write home about but the kitchen staff would surprise us with home made goodies and it was always welcome. The people I met there are just like you and I. Addicts and drunks. We come from very different walks of life but we can connect and relate to each other and talk about our situations in life and how we deal because we get each other. The camaraderie is heartfelt and real. You really get to know the care coordinators on a personal level. I needed smokes so badly that one walked me across the street to get them in 100 degree weather. That was above and beyond their job but they knew that would help me. Dontas think you won't be told no here, however.You will be told no here. Thats going to happen anywhere and especially in the real world. The thing is, when you are told no at the Fort it is because of a good reason even if you don't see it. I never needed anything I could not have. They will also set your aftercare plan up with the i's dotted and the t's crossed. Having been to rehab so many times I knew all that they were teaching me. I knew what to do when I got out and had the plan to do so. I was here to get my mind and body right. I knew I needed AA, I needed counseling, I needed boundaries, I needed to get a sponsor and work the steps. They showed me it was possible and how to do it. They set me up for success and I owe them my life and all that is in it for without them I would have none of this. I am actually happy now. I haven't been able to say that in 25 years. I have real friends who would die for me that I met there. This place gave me things I had forgotten existed. I had things happen to me when I was younger that I thought I could never let go of. If you can think of it it probably happened to me. Because of this I started using and drinking at 15. I had lost almost everyone around me wile I was drinking. My wife hated me, my 5 year old son thought I was going to die. No one liked me and I hated everyone. I was a burden and a curse to anyone near me. I would start withdrawing when my BAC was .2. I had seizers, DTs, and I always felt like I was going to die. I have severe anxiety and PTSD and had been drinking and drugging for 25 years to numb the pain. I did not know how to live life at all. I was basically going go die and no rehab could help me because none had before. This place was different. I do not know who is reading this but I implore you, if you need help please reach out to the Fort. Even if you don't want to go like I didn't want to go, give it a chance. You can do 30 days standing on your head. The worst that can happen is you have gained a little knowledge and some clean time. The best thing that can happen is you get your life back and all the tools you need to conquer what is ahead. Today is my birthday and I turned 40. I am sober and loving life even with all the problems that go with it. I can only say this because of the people at the Fort. Without them I would probably be dead or close to it. I hope I will see whoever is reading this at the monthly Alumni Meeting one day. If I can do this anyone can!

The new place Rise and Renew is just as bad. Same mistreatment just rebranded. Their nursing staff…read moreis rude and theyre rooms are nasty. Just a horrible experience.