My son went there for marijuana. After several months of quiting smoking and on ARD for a BS DUI he wasn't high, every week for several months they kept saying one more week. For 10 weeks one more week up until the last second at which point he violated. No clear expectations or guidelines. Just a trap to get every dollar they can for you. Don't care if your sober only if you keep paying. My son is diabetic. Metformin is known to cause micro amounts of THC. Also having diabetes and fatty liver causes small amounts to linger in system for a very long time. When they were told about his medical condition and meds he was on, nothing changed. They can tell he isn't smoking by the small amount of THC staying. Could have use synthetic urine and would be fine. But if you try and trust in the system they will kill you dry and keep you there for as long as possible. Don't do the right thing. Use synthetic urine. After 3 months and passing urine test at other places new insights still says he has micro amounts. 2 months ago they agreed to discharge him and immediately changed their mind. His mother passed away before the treatment and the supervisor is holding a grudge for missing the initial appointment. Addicts can lie but not everyone is a liar. Patient is honest. Stay are liars. Not a good place to get clean. Stay away. read more

Horrible! A family friend called there to ask about a plan to help with his addiction. The first interaction with a counselor was rude and judgmental. He was to call the following week and he did, but they never bothered to call him back. When someone reaches out for help you help them. You are, in fact, a rehab facility. Both interactions were enough for him to say this is not a good facility. It's hard enough to for someone to say they need help, then go to find help and not be called back. It is the facility's duty to walk their patients through the process. We will be looking elsewhere. read more

I have been practicing law for thirty three years and have referred many clients to New Insights. Many of my clients have received credit for their treatment towards mandatory incarceration over the years. Every case is unique and of course no one can make a guarantee but at the end of the day, no matter what, many of my clients said the treatment was excellent and provided them the tools necessary to fight their addiction to drugs and or alcohol and it helped them begin a new life. read more