Please, please, please do not confuse this "Hope House" with other businesses operating in the…read morePhoenix Metropolitan area. THIS facility is a male only facility, so you can immediately ignore the reviews placed by women. The individual claiming Valium abuse may be referring to another facility. Hope House does not prescribe, distribute, or manage participant medications. Hope House is a true non-profit/no-frills program that requires all participants to obtain and maintain full time employment as well as "no excuses" participation by all residents. I first became familiar with Hope House in 1988. Since then, I have seen scores of men complete their time at Hope House to go on to lives of sobriety and usefulness to families and the community. AGAIN - several previous reviews are either inaccurate or deliberately misleading.

I've never been but the quality is terrible.. the looks of it and what I've heard it's bad. My…read morerehab was down the street from the hope house. You could see the hope house from the back yard and that house looks bad. I went to RCA and it's a lot better!

The second part of hubby's hospitalization was here. The Barrow Neuro Rehab is on the other side of…read more3rd Street, attached by an indoor bridge from the St. Joseph's Hospital main building. You can tell immediately that this side is newer. The unit is unique in that the rooms are mostly all shared. It appears that space is limited, and that may explain why. We chose to stay at Barrow, despite shared rooms, because this is thw place with the most specialized rehab for spinal cord injuries. Thankfully, hubby had a room of his own for the entire stay. The rooms, because they are shared, do not have a sofa like other rooms. But they do have a tall cabinet, a dresser, and a really big t.v. on each side of the room. There is a curtain that separate the two spaces. There are two gyms--a physical therapy gym and an occupational therapy gym, which had a robotics gym. The PT gym has a small indoor track, a short set of stairs, a life-size model car front end, a ride of padded tables,and many machines to work out muscles and practice balancing. The OT gym has a couple of padded tables, a table to sit and do activities for fine motor skills, a weight and stretching machine, and some really cool state of the art machines to help with balance and coordination. Hubby got to use a life-size video game in which you use your legs to move a basket to catch the balls on the big screen. Very cool! There is a real "home" complete with a big kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and laundry so that people can learn how to safely function in the home with their new limitations. The staff here is top notch. All of them. From the nurses to the therapists to the PCT's (many of whom are RNs in the PCT role for the day) to the doctors. They are attentive and really rooting for everyone to get better. I can't give them enough praise. Nobody wants to have to be a patient here, but if you need a Neuro rehab center, this one is great.

This review is specifically for Barrow's Inpatient Rehabilitation Center, not the surgical or…read moregeneral hospital services--which are already widely recognized and deservedly praised. When I was researching options for my wife's post-surgical recovery, I found very little detailed feedback about the inpatient rehab facility. I hope this review helps fill that gap. Let me start by saying: the treatment my wife received was phenomenal. That's not a word I use lightly. I come from a professional background that emphasizes planning, execution, and a pursuit of excellence, and I was genuinely impressed at every level. The medical care was outstanding. Dr. Bliss and Dr. Linke were not only knowledgeable but also deeply attentive and responsive. When a few complications arose, both physicians intervened promptly and with skill, leaving no room for doubt about their commitment and expertise. The nursing staff deserves praise as well--they were consistently helpful, kind, and ready to go the extra mile. But the heart of this review, and the true stars of the experience, are the physical and occupational therapy teams. Simply put: wow. Whether it's their training, their personalities, or a combination of both, the PT/OT staff at Barrow are compassionate, driven, and remarkably effective. Their ability to connect, motivate, and produce tangible results made a real difference in my wife's recovery. They don't just go through the motions--they care, and it shows. No hospital experience is without its challenges, but this one came remarkably close to faultless. And I say "almost" only because perfection is such a subjective, elusive thing. To the entire Barrow rehab team: kudos. You exceeded expectations in every way. ---

Women's trauma therapy group 10/10 ages 18-80, very strong sense of sisterhood, and everyone is…read morewelcoming and non-judgmental. The staff is here for more than a paycheck, the staff and security genuinely care about our well beings'. I'm 66 days sober after using hard drugs

A family member received excellent care while admitted during a mental health crisis. Dr Ahmed was…read moreamazing, understanding and knowledgeable. He took the time to speak with family and coordinate treatment. The staff were all compassionate and helpful. While waiting in the lobby, I observed all potential clients treated with respect and patience as they came in to seek service. My family member said they were treated with respect, were cared for and felt safe by the staff . That Dr. Ahmed was a good doctor that listened. My family member only complained about the food sometimes. Overall a good facility.

Sergio the "counselor" I don't even know when we to begin…read more The counselor was rude, unaware and clearly UNTRAINED. This seem to be a common theme to EACH employee. The only decent people here were the front desk guys. They are not here to help anyone who is genuinely looking for recovery. Insulting comments such as "Oh, you must work at a method clinic as a response to my crazy work hours. The list goes on... place is a absolute scam!

There are so many wonderful things that I can say about this company. They are so nice from the…read moretime they answer the phone. They have made what seems the impossible, a realistic goal to strive for to achieve. I am helping a friend of mine who was in need of their services. They were able to set up an online evaluation within days of my call, not like the others who said they were booked for weeks. To be able to have the evaluation completed online was a God send. It makes it so much more do-able for people that don't have their license and don't drive to be able to meet and complete the requirement set by MVD. Even after the screening when I had questions about the next step for my friend, Nathan was so knowledgeable and cut out all the confusion. He even made a recommendation of a provider who can help... I know someone else who will benefit from a Stonewall Institute and will be sending him over next as well as let him know it's not as frightening as one might think...just get it done!!!! Thank you Nathan and Stonewall.

I took someone I love to one of these facilities and they said they don't take people who have any…read moreaddictive drugs in their system. What kind of rehabilitation is that?? I can't understand how anyone with a real addiction gets any help. That's pathetic.

Danger!!! Danger!!! This business is not a safe place…read more Drugs run ramped and staff is careless. We chose this place for our son who was suicidal and had drug issues. He left this place DEAD, on the day he was to graduate. The hospital was able to revive him but he is critical. Meth, percription drugs of all sorts, heroin, marihuana and other drugs are brought in by residents with off site privileges. They told us he was safe, never mentioned the Dangers After learning of the onsite staff qualifications I'm appalled they can be trusted with such great responsibilities. All or most onsite staff do not have formal educations and are recovering addicts.

I went to this facility post hospital for rehab from knee surgery. I was there ever two hours and…read moremy admission was never completed; supervisor kept getting called away. While I was given a bed upon arrival, I had to wait over 45 minutes for water, no one ever answered my call button, I was taken to BR and left unassisted, and I did not get my medications when needed. After two hours, I opted to leave as I felt that I was not getting what I needed and did not feel safe.

Good friendly type family vibe. It was hard to leave. Privacy was top priority when it came to…read moreself care it was comfortable and formal professional. I miss post leaders and the physical therapy crew or team. Thanks I feel one hundred percent. Also miss my friend Jessie. Thanks for all you do

This facility was absolutely horrible. I understand there is a shortage of staff but even their on…read morecall Drs were a no show. Our father wasn't getting the care he needed. They masked the fact that his infection was spreading. He was rushed back to the hospital with the infection spread to his bloodstream and his kidneys were failing. He is now in the ICU from the lack of care at Wellsprings. We as his advocates called and spoke to numerous people trying to get their help. They were horrible. Do not send your love ones here.

They are permanently closed, tried calling and phone just disconnects - verified drove by.read more

I had to emergently petition for someone that is related to me, residing in the state of AZ, due to…read moreserious concern of imminent risk to self/other/deterioration. My emergent petition was filed 2116 12/21/25 due to recent alarming behavior on 12/20/25 and 12/21/25. This patient was not evaluated until minimum 41 hours later since the petition was filed. I was informed by a staff that notarized my Emergent Petition that I would receive a phone call about the status of the petition and disposition of the patient in a certain time frame. I did not even receive any communication until 12/23/25 1141, asking me for "updates." As I did not receive any information or updates of this patient, I was very confused that this staff identified themselves as "Nick" was asking me for updates. He proceeded to ask me if I could answer questions about my emergent petition. Again, these were a very odd questions. I informed Nick that I had filed many EDOs in the state of Texas, which is the Texas equivalent of EP. I stated that this is not part of standard procedure, so I am unsure what he is asking here and I will not follow a non-standard odd line of questioning. He promptly hung up after 1 minute. This whole time, I thought that this patient had already been evaluated, as in the state of Texas, EDO lasts 48 hours, and this time window is already almost out as we were at 41 hours when I arrived at Connections, AZ, in person. Because of this recent phone call, and the fact that the pt also violated another court order today, I was deducing that this patient could be decompensating more, so I went to Connections, AZ in person to file another Emergent petition. A staff that handles front desk duties immediately started antagonizing me after hearing my request. She was a woman in her 40s, obese habitus, dark hair, prominent lip fillers, resting comfortably in her chair. MSE necessary here as she did not identify herself. She and I had some peaceful exchanges initially, however once she called Nick, she started getting argumentative, confrontational with me. She brought in the supervisor to confront me, without me requesting to speak to any supervisor. She then turns around and accuses me of asking for the supervisor. When clarified, she stated "well you said something about Nick calling you and something about perjury." To which I stated "did I ask for the supervisor." At this point, she became agitated, unilaterally ended the conversation "I DON'T HAVE TO TALK TO YOU." Ok. This supervisor Deej Walther identified herself. She states that she is the head CCM of the unit, she did not identify herself as someone directly caring for this patient. She presented with an immediate escalated demeanor, with a scowl and intense eye contact. "What do you want here?" I was entirely unsure what she was referring to, as she asked to speak to me. I politely explained that I thought I needed to file another Emergent Petition, with the assumption that the patient had already been evaluated and discharged, as it is now 41 hours past the notarized filing of the emergent petition. This patient again violated a court order today, so that raises cause of concern for more decompensation. She proceeded to mock me, scoff, and scowl at me when I stated I was practicing in TX as a psychiatrist. She continued to escalate, quote the words "emergent petition" with theatrical hand gestures, coupled with a condescending affect and intense eye contact. This level of aggression is entirely unfounded and unprovoked. I am concerned that this workplace behavior is indicative of some extreme poor level of emotional regulation, disinhibition, and very possible underlying untreated psychopathologies. She proceeded to explain that my petition was not emergent, as the dates of safety concern were in 10/2025, to which I stated "did you read the entire petition? I mentioned dates in 12/19 and 12/20. She had no answer to that and immediately switched to a dumbfounded and guilty affect. This individual Deej is displaying some serious concerning behavior at the workplace. She appears to be massively impaired to be practicing any psychiatry or patient care. Another cause of concern is that she stated "you aren't going to get what you want, we will likely discharge the patient." Never in this conversation had I verbalized what I wanted, and the fact that you are implying that due to your countertransference towards me, you are willing to retaliatorily make a patient disposition. That tells me that you are seriously, seriously impaired. Her verbalized course of action is almost criminal, threatening this writer that she will discharge the patient without a full evaluation, without even reading the petition in full. My petition was accepted, under the terms of imminent risk to self, others, and deterioration. Sounds like Deej W is willing to put harm in patient's way and jeopardize public safety, with the sole intention of retaliating against me. DW reported to AZHS

My son was there. A staff member Tyrus told my son he was going to punch my son in the face because…read moremy son was trying to figure out why he was there. I called and my son had fallen asleep so they stuck a sticky note to his forehead!!! How unprofessional is this place!!! How can this place be helpful when they have unprofessionalism and lack of empathy! My son has his own Dr and therapist.

This Review is for Scottsdale Providence Recovery Center, In patient program. The female house is…read morebeautiful, spacious, safe, well managed and keeps you accountable. From chores to cooking - staying in the house aids you with important life & interpersonal skills. The scope of The Clinical Director and the staffs understanding of this field is profound. They handle life in the present and only looks's ahead. Scottsdale Providence provides empathy, a sophisticated set of interpersonal skills, acts with a sense of urgency, constructive self-insights and encouragement. The staff helped me build a structured treatment plan to initiate helpful growth, strength and a realistic recovery. Although the action is up to you, the therapists equip you with a foundation full Of resources to build upon. They work on your inner strengths and challenge your weaknesses. They offer constructive feedback and are quick to tell you what you need to hear - not what you want to hear. The staff overall truly have your best interest at heart and want to see you succeed. They provided me with a sense of care and safety in being vulnerable. The staff is efficient in they're approach and steadfast to being consistent & professional. Thus far, treatment here has been a remarkably empowering and fortifying experience. They're recognition and approach have pulled me up from darkness into an optimistic state. Going to treatment here has given me hope, direction, and the opportunity to identify what I need to do to live a sober life. Recovery is possible (if you want to be sober) and being a client here has given me that chance. Scottsdale Providence has offered me a life-changing experience; that will put me back on the path to a positive, healthy, and sober life I so dearly have in front of me. In other words, I strongly recommend this treatment center if you're ready to get sober, honest and are willing to do the work.

For the record, I left, was not kicked out. Two clients threatened patients, they questioned my…read moredisability multiple times, the house manager screamed to shut the f up, male therapists fought in the women's room. In 7 weeks they never gave me therapy notes as requested, didn't have my medication for a week, I did not meet with a therapist every week, they tried to deny my service animal and affiliated programs did the same. Illegally. Never got EMDR. Was told not to hug or text clients. Missed appointments due to mistakes in transportation. Almost no free time. And the entire program is based on AA. It is mandated if you live in their housing, not optional.