Dr Leeds and I worked together quite some time and I cannot say good enough things about him…read moreespecially when it comes to the taper process. I learned so much from him on how this whole taper process thing works and he was always available for any and all questions which most doctors don't do these days. his staff was kind and always willing to help. If you are looking for a very good doc to help you on your health journ he's your guy. Don't hesitate to contact him. The quality of care his care was a 10/10 & wouldn't hesitate if you need someone to help you.

Dr Leeds is one of the best! He is so detailed and truly cares. What a breath of fresh air to have…read moresomeone care! You never feel like a number and he is sooooooo great to work with. I highly recommend!

This clinic and the owner are incredible. I come to the Broward Location, but I started in their…read moreGolden Glades Miami location. This clinic saved my life. If one is looking change their life for the better long term and if you're struggling on staying clean-do yourself the favor and get on medication assisted treatment. I've tried for over 17 years to stop using. Always refusing medication help, because of the ridiculous stigma surrounding it especially in the 12 step rooms. However, I'll never forget what the first counselor I met there told me at intake "do you know that statistically just doing the 12 step programs has a very low success rate for long term sobriety?" He then explained how my brain chemistry has changed due to prolonged use and that giving MAT a try my odds at long term success are higher. Well since the end of 2021, I can attest that it works-if you really want it. The staff in this clinic are professional, super smart, and always go above and beyond to help the patients. The MD is also very knowledgeable and easy to see whenever you need an appointment. This is a good place, not crowded, very discreet so I don't have to worry about running into someone from my job. Also, no long wait times. Thank you ATC!

Georgia: Counselors are terrible. They have poor skills w/ little to no knowledge of mental health…read moretherapy, nor experience. Highly disorganized with staff quitting frequently, due to the quality of facility and low pay. Services are not delivered as promised (very few). Poor nutrition resorting to chick fillet delivery. Family therapy offered via zoom with ancient internet quality. A big money making scam. Run, do not walk from this horrible facility.

I was debating if I wanted to leave a review or not and here we are. This will be an HONEST review…read moreand take it how you'd like. I am a former employee and I will say most of these reviews are paid by Google and some are staff members that were pressured by higher up to leave them so they have a high rating. That's the start. The center on a whole: When it comes to the clinical staff, they are amazing at what they do. The therapists, Amanda & Brandon are fairly new but they are good and professional, Michael is hands on and good at what he does, Barry is amazing, very caring and he loves what he does. Deana, who we referred to as MVP, is just that, Most Valuable Player. She is hands on, takes her job very seriously, she is overworked but shows up to handle things as Program Director & Primary Therapist daily. These 5 therapists makes treatment worth it. They care for patients as if they were one of their own family members. The medical team, Nurse Tricia, Dr Dolin and Seely are a powerhouse team. Your family members are not just another number to them. The group facilitators, Chris H, Jackson, Will G and Kailie, they are well loved by the patients. They get the job done. The physical therapist Eric and life coach Alex, are amazing as well. Nothing but positive feedback from patients. The tech staff are the backbone of the company, if weren't for them and their hardworking and dedication, this place could not run. Tee is a great Supervisor , his lead techs and tech staff go above and beyond and don't get enough credit for all that they do. So tell your family members or if you are the patient, be a little nicer...Ben Brafman!! He is Chief Clinical Director and your family member is in great hands. Ben has been in this business for a very long time, he is very knowledgeable. He's very caring, sympathetic and wants the very best for each client that walks thru the doors of Sylvia Brafman. He has helped change the lives and shape individuals to be the very best version of themselves. He is very hands on and very involved in treatment and recovery of each client. He goes above and beyond to make sure that things are ran smoothly and effectively. If I ever needed to go into treatment, I'd definitely would want to be at SB with this amazing team. Now my review as an employee: I was with the company 5 months shy of 2 yrs. I started out as HR/Front desk and ended as Case Manager. I was overworked, underpaid and belittled by the Co CEO Jaime on a regular. But because I loved my job and loved helping people, I stayed longer than I should have. Once I got promoted my pay rate stayed the same and never got changed but he kept adding more and more tasks to my job even if it didn't fall under my job title. But any non African American person that works for the company got compensated very well. He is impossible to work with and if you are not white, he will make you feel less than. Those who knew me, knows I went above and beyond for this job and knows the treatment I endured here. I have seen him break down an employee to where she was in tears and almost relapsed after being in recovery for 20 plus years. He loves to throw around "I'm the CEO" title and loves to throw "I sign your paycheck" around too. He is a very disgusting person and his mother should be ashamed of the person she created and raised.. So in other words, if you're looking to have your loved one or even yourself come for treatment, this is a wonderful place to be. If you are looking for employment and you are a minority, think twice, if you are Caucasian or even Jewish, you are safe here with Jaime. And I know he will come right behind this review and try to counteract as he does every negative one on here but please be aware that I have messages/emails that dates back 2022 and I have no issues making them go viral, especially the ones sent to Ms Ingram & Ms Robinson. Play with fire and you will get burned.

These guys truly care. Top notch evidence based program and premier staff. There is no other place…read morelike this in Florida. Highly recommended. You are not labeled as an addict, alcoholic.......they give you the tools to create an empowering identity and lift yourself up.

Rehab Nexus is by far the best treatment center I've ever been to. The first thing that makes them…read moregreat is that they have a science based logical and empowering approach to treatment. With the ineffective 12 step model being the status quo for almost every treatment facility it's refreshing to have an alternative and new method for treatment. With 12 step programs it is most certainly a one size fits all approach whereas Nexus uses Smart Recovery which means your recovery is easily modified to fit your individual needs. The staff at Nexus are by far the most caring, respectful and understanding people I've ever met in the field of addiction and it's quite clear that they work there to actually help the patients and make a difference in our lives rather than just looking to collect a paycheck. Not only are the groups here effective but they're very engaging which makes participation in groups by all patients quite natural. I would definitely recommend Nexus to anyone looking for a treatment center that truly cares and truly works.

Westside employees went out of their way to make our experience easier…read more My Mom just spent nearly 2 weeks at Westside, within a month's time. Here's why we really trust them. ER - unlike tv ERs, the waiting room is a quiet, small, clean space with security officers and intake staff engaging with us. We didn't wait long to meet Mom inside the large ER and stay with her for more than an hour while they ran tests. When Mom was cold, they gave her warm blankets from their blanket incubators. When she got hungry, they got her food. The nurses - they are the hands and eyes of the doctors, who saw Mom every day. No matter when we ask, or which nurse, they all knew how Mom was doing, and not that generic 'she's ok' but a breakdown of what went on. Each day, before we walked into Mom's room, we'd speak with the nurse assigned to her room, and find out her health status. Every nurse made time for us. I've never seen nurses move so fast but they made sure no patient 'waited' long for them. Mom's nurse Michelle shared medical info about Mom and I had questions. She got the doctor assigned to Mom's case to call ME on a Sunday night, while we were in the hospital. I still can't get over that. Dr. Lopez called me with calm kindness, not annoyed tone. He was really nice and offered info I didn't think to ask. Totally amazing experience. The food - my Mom has stayed at two rehabs in the past 5 weeks and didn't love the food. But while at Westside, she ate every bit of food she was served. They put a purple orchid on her plates so she ate with her eyes and then with her fork! The cleanliness - this is on another level. You cannot find a bit of dirt or a paper or anything anywhere in that building. One day, we were in the elevator and an employee with a mobile housekeeping cart got in. Then another person from housekeeping joined us a floor up and when she saw the cart, she struck up a conversation with the other housekeeping person. She said how her cart is in the shop and she can't wait to get it back. They were talking about their carts like they were luxury cars. Professionals were given the tools they need to do their jobs, and they do their jobs perfectly. Go into any rehab and compare it to the giant size of Westside and the sparkling cleanliness that Westside has. Security and coffee shop - no matter who is working the desk, these are the nicest security officers ever. They are all in uniform and they are all professional. They go by the book about ID and where you're going,etc. But they are the sweetest, most considerate people too. One night, after becoming known to all the officers, having gone to the hospital every day, we got there just after visiting hours. We had a cup of tea for my Mom who asked me to bring it. We stumbled outside of the locked doors and were so burned out we couldn't figure out what to do next, and as we were kind of in shock that the doors were locked, having gotten used to the 24/7 of the rehab, an officer let us in. We went to Mom's room, dropped off the tea and took the elevator back down. We didn't take advantage of their kindness and we were in the parking lot within minutes. When you can, go to the coffee shop because the guys there are very friendly and considerate. When I told them I was getting Mom tea, the guy put two bags in the cup. When I added spinach empanadas and guava pastilitos for us to eat before going to Mom's room, they heated them for me. Likely both the officer and counter guy pushed the rules a bit, but they made me feel ok after being emotionally pushed and doing my all to keep it together. Case managers - every one of them is truly interested in sharing information and keeping us aware of insurance approvals/discharge orders/appeals/etc. Everyone of them but Nancy. Luckily they rotate the worklist so even if you get Nancy, hopefully in a day or two you won't. She is abrasive and obnoxious - and we got along! When I broke my wrist in 2025, we went to Westside. It was a good experience and I'm glad we went there. Through the years, under whichever name on the door, my late grandma, late husband, current husband, Mom and I have all gone there for treatment/testing. I have nothing bad to say about the hospital and especially this year, am very glad we trusted Westside. Mom is on the mend and hopes to see the Westside healthcare teams socially, only.

Can I give this place a -10 stars?…read more I've been to many hospitals over the years, and this was, by far, the worst experience I've ever had. I brought my brother to the emergency room with a severe open wound that was bleeding heavily and clearly needed stitches or surgery. I won't post a picture because it's graphic. Thankfully, I applied a wound-sealing product before we arrived. Despite the seriousness of his injury, he was left sitting in the waiting room with an open wound among everyone else for an extended period. That was very concerning to me. What disturbed me even more was the registration process. Registration staff were collecting patients' personal information out in the lobby where others could easily overhear. My brother, while still bleeding from his open wound, was taken to an area between two public restrooms to provide his personal information. From where I was sitting, I could hear other patients' names, addresses, medications, and other private information being discussed. In my opinion, patients deserve much more privacy and dignity than that. The only people who showed genuine compassion during our visit were the older white gentleman working security and Enrique, the ARMP. They treated us with kindness and professionalism, and I sincerely appreciate them. I previously worked in healthcare, including serving as a JCAHO Coordinator, so I understand the importance of patient care, privacy, and compliance. Based on what I personally observed during this visit, I left deeply disappointed. Every patient deserves respect, timely care, and protection of their private health information. Unless there are significant improvements in how this facility operates, I would not choose to bring a family member or friend here again. I hope hospital leadership takes patient experience, privacy, and quality of care seriously and makes the changes needed to restore confidence in this facility. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE AND WORST EXPERIENCE

Dr Dach is a brilliant physician besides being an empathetic human being. His wife is a doctor of…read morePsycology & a welcome addition to his medical practice.

I have been a patient of Dr. Dach for 5 years. He was the only doctor that understood and was able…read moreto treat my hypothyroidism and Hashimoto. In the past few months I was going thru severe hormonal imbalances while transitioning in to menopause. Dr Dach was very helpful and always available for consultation. With the proper dosage of compounded medications I can say now that I feel great and no longer tired, irritable and cranky.