Sundown was the first Residential Rehab and Recovery program (following one other longer term and…read moretwo short term residential facilities) that fostered a cohesive family focused community feel. This gave our child the safe place and trusted people needed to "really connect." "This was the first program where I really connected and felt like they cared about me.". When I picked up our child, they had grown so much in their ability to identify feelings, triggers and the role they played in their dark times over the last three years. They wanted to make amends and attend meetings and continue their sobriety and live a life not driven by anxiety.  They better understand themself as part of a family, and society, and have a better sense of why parents have rules. As any other teenager, our's doesn't love rules, but now they understand why they should be respected and that they DO apply. (YAY!! Status quo is not always right, but you must first understand societal norms in order to change those with which you disagree.) they have also learned, and are learning to incorporate, that we can't control and aren't responsible for other people's actions or feelings. We can only take care of our own actions and feelings, strive to do the right things, own our choices, and apologize and make amends when we screw up. The Sundown Ranch Covid protocols were exemplary. Picky eater, but loved the food (except fish, but at least they tried it). They loved the routine (okay, the school part wasn't a favorite, but it never has been). Mostly, they loved the staff and counselors. Fast forward one month from coming home. They have their 90 day coin. They've successfully made it through the first 30-day home contract, even with idle time waiting to start an after-care program and an on-line school. They earned their phone back and discovered a love interest they've missed for three months, had moved on. It is a really rough day, but they are still coping. Instead of punching walls or throwing a phone and breaking a picture window, they've taken a beat, identified how their feelings, and cried. A perfectly natural response. And Sundown? We reached out, after no real contact for a month, and the family counselor took our call and made an appointment to talk to him this afternoon. At Sundown, you are not a cog in a corporate-program's routine. Sundown meets you, family and individual, where you are at and they give the time, the care, and the space needed to walk off their dude-ranch turned recovery facility with a new perspective and a hopeful future. Thanks Sundown, thanks Sam, for helping our kiddo out of their anxiety into the light again.

Just a little back story.. back in 2023 i was 16 and made some rough choices which eventually…read morelanded me in sundown ranch.. where on my first night i met a beautiful young girl and i wont say her name for confidentiality reasons and personal respect for her and her family. But not even 1 month into being there the girl lets call her Ava.. her insurance was cut off and they SENT HER HOME before she had any time to understand what had actually happened in her life. She died 3 weeks after returning home to a fentanyl overdose.. Ava never got a chance. And she wasnt given one. This needs to change. Sundown got public funding just to keep us there. We were ALL under 18 of course they did. She deserved better and i will fight for better for her because she cant. On other notes.. sundown ranch did help me learn alot about myself but sundown ranch also created alot of the trauma for me now. I still wake up at night thinking the assistant counselors are standing over my bed with a flash light. Yes i understand safety precautions but whenever teen girls are coming in from the streets and have ptsd and or just simply are scared of the little things they should have been more mindful. I was forced to take meds because i was previously on other medications but they changed them all because they weren't up to their standards. I went on to wake up in the morning so nauseous that i would crawl to the bathroom and proceeded to put me on a covid quarantine.. when really it was just the cocktail of meds i was on.. and not a terrible thing but i hated that they had drug counselors that HAD NEVER even smoked weed before.. you are not in my shoes please leave me alone. But i am happy to say ive been clean for almost 3 years now and staying out of trouble. Have my own place and car at 18 so i think im doing okay. But i would definitely say that some things need to be addressed and changed at sundown for those kids. I was in sundown for 175 days.. thats about 6 months.. i couldnt say this in a better way it was not worth all of that time.

zero- dont let the beautiful outside and inside fool you! couldn't get my disabled ex husband out…read moreof there fast enough. if you're a poa, forget about being recognized as that. entire admistration needs to be fired. the place might be pretty good without them. they don't know their a$$ from a hole in the ground. they don't document things. good luck having any communication with them, always, always in a meeting (yeah right) also be sure and check what your loved one is being charged bc in my opinion due to one of the owners being the medical director over operations/managerial and the business manager (responsible for billing) is part owner. could be wrong but makes me suspicious of medicare/medicaid fraud and the director of nursing likes to gossip to friends at other nursing facilities about people who speak up or advocate for the care their loved one is receiving. in other words, nursing facilities don't like people to rock the boat. they just want your loved one to lay there and exist while collecting their money. now just wait you'll see at least ten wonderful reviews after this one lol

I have been in this Nursing Home Rehabilitation Center for over two months. I have never met a more…read moreenergetic kind caring staff in all my days. I have received exceptional care and have observed exceptional care being administered to others even when the situation was not at its best. This staff always has a smile on their face and will help you anytime you ask.

Dr. Pino diagnosed my earache with professionalism and speed. His bedside manner was excellent. I…read morerecommend UT Urgent Care in Canton. JD

The girl at front desk acts like she would rather be anywhere else than being at her job. Had to…read morewait 2 hours to see someone then Ms Babbit did nothing but give me $52 worth of medicine that has done nothing and I ask her for antibiotic and steroid shot. She refused both. Thanks for ruining my Christmas.

Check in was easy. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful. The nurse was professional and…read morekind. The doctor was friendly, helpful, explained the procedure, and really cared.

Becca is great! they're all very nice! made my experience getting blood work done for the first…read moretime easy.

Dr. Tina Ingram is very attentive she takes the time to listen to your concerns and get you the…read morebest treatment. Wonderful Doctor we highly recommend.

I had and have a wonderful experience with Dr. Tina .. she put me back on track physically,…read moreemotionally and psychologically. I highly recommend her and her ability to pinpoint what the problem is and effectively treat it. You need to be percise in what your symptoms so she can target the what you need. Tina is insightful and preceptive of what is needed. I have never had a medical professional be so attentive to my situation.