I was not successful at Center For Change at the higher levels of care and ultimately decided to go…read moreto Eating Recovery Center in Chicago, where I finally found success recovering from my Eating Disorder. That said, I live in Utah, and I now have my outpatient team with Center For Change and attend a weekly outpatient open process group here. The meal plan style here is Intuitive Eating, and while I believe that style is absolutely crucial when people are in advanced stages of recovery, but it didn't work well for me when I was deep in my Eating Disorder and I think it's why so many patients here are stuck at the same level of treatment for months and months. It was so much better for me to have a meal plan very loosely based on exchanges, but still helping to educate me on what a normalized meal looks like. I'll say that the cafeteria food must have vastly improved since the 2015 reviewers, because it's the best food I've ever had in treatment anywhere. The cooks are kind and will laugh with you. The food really is fantastic for cafeteria-style grub. Two of the three therapists I've had here are great, and I'm convinced the one I'm seeing now is the best therapist (Eating Disorder or otherwise) in Utah. Really, really solid. For some reason, people here don't seem to have the difficulties with insurance that I and others have experienced in other treatment centers. Perhaps Center For Change's rates are lower? I don't know, but if you have a finicky insurance provider, CFC might be the place for you.

I wish I could give zero stars. Today is April 16th. I was admitted on April 9th after being told I…read morewas approved for 100 days. Today I was told it was a mistake and insurance isn't paying. It's Friday and they said they would be discharging me on Monday. I have no one to pick me up on Monday and it would have to be Sunday. That was initially a problem because no one is in on Sundays. That was a they problem not a me problem. They also took $1750 from me which was my copay and insist on keeping it because they are "eating" the rest. They wouldn't be absorbing any costs if they had done their job right.

My concern with my daughters stay here is over the fact that she was there for over two weeks and…read morenot once did the psychiatrist that was medicating her and treating her ever reach out to me. Secondly, when I said I was going to be taking her out against medical advice I was threatened with associates saying that my insurance would not pay out on her medical claim and I could be left liable for all of it. That is an outright lie. If ANYONE feels like they are not getting the treatment they need they have every right to leave. They also tried to diagnose my daughter as bipolar which is so controversial at her age.

This place is absolutely awful. They directly lied to me about how long I'd be staying there and I…read morewas forced to stay for days rather than the agreed upon 1 night. When I got there at 1am they told me that "your roommate is under extra supervision because she's a danger to the people around here. She attacked a worker here" Then on my second day there while I was sleeping, two cops busted into our room, grabbed her, and took her away somewhere screaming. You know how in dramatic TV shows how crazy and awful they made psych units? I thought that was fake. There's no way there are places in the US like that. Nope, there is. It's this place. This place reminded me heavily of those scenes in TV shows. I was hiding in my room in my bed at one point because I was truly terrified from my PTSD. The workers came in and forced me to leave my room and wouldn't let me go back until 11pm. I always felt terrified there. I just got out of an amazing mental health recovery clinic in Mapleton. Multiple other people had awful stories of Provo Behavioral Hospital. This is not how people should feel or be treated. This place was truly awful and should be shut down. Never go here.

The treatment may have worked. The clinical experience did not match what was sold. And no doctor…read moreeven worked there the entire week. Our family member is a 19-year-old high performing athlete who has had daily headaches and post-concussion symptoms since October. After five months of neurologists finding nothing on standard MRI, we flew to CognitiveFX for the EPIC treatment week. The fNCI scan was genuinely illuminating -- the most objective picture of what was wrong that we'd had in five months. The treatment protocols were sophisticated and specifically mapped to her scan results. Her before and after scores moved dramatically. We believe something real happened this week. But here's what didn't happen. On day one I asked explicitly: by Friday we need an honest clinical assessment of when and if she can return to sports. That was the single most important ask. Friday's end-of-week review was conducted by a nurse and a trainer. No physician was available at any point during the entire treatment week. The doctor whose name is on her scans we have still never spoken to. In fact, we were told three of the four doctors listed at the clinic do not come in, and one wasn't coming in the entire week we were there. No doctors -- at all. We had to push hard just to get a Tuesday Zoom scheduled with the physician of record-- after the week was over and we were already on a plane home. There's more. CognitiveFX ordered a cervical spine MRI on day two of treatment. The radiologist found degenerative disc disease out of proportion with vertebral wedging from chronic axial loading. Nobody mentioned this to us during the week. We found out from a chiropractor we saw on the way to the airport Friday afternoon. CognitiveFX had that report for three days and said nothing. We also requested CognitiveFX's own return-to-sport specialist, who had committed to being part of the end-of-week process in a pre-treatment meeting be included in Friday's review. He wasn't there either. No one was but a thoughtful nurse. For what this week costs, the clinical consultation piece should not require a parent to fight for it after the fact. The diagnostic tool is real. The treatment protocols are real. The therapists and trainers were professional and clearly skilled. But a medically supervised program needs physicians who are actually present and accountable. That part was not delivered. I'll update this review based on how Tuesday's follow-up call goes.

I feel like I've been able to get my old life back before my first concussion. The brain fog is…read moregone! I feel like someone put a new brain in my head. The exhausting week and money was worth it for this amazing feeling. The one week, all day of hard work to help all areas of my brain function was incredible. Lunch was provided every day. The time to rest in between sessions was nice. It was so amazing to see I could do memory exercises at the end of the week that I was not able to do at the beginning of the week. When you get done you still have to continue with the exercises at home. Cognitive FX does provide you with a big binder of exercises. The MRI that was done before the week and at the end of the week were compared and there was a significant difference. Everyone who works here is so kind, patient, and understanding. It was so nice to meet other people who have been experiencing the same symptoms I have for so long. Not everyone understands how you feel but people at Cognitive FX do. This was a life changing experience.

Cirque Lodge advertises itself as a dual diagnosis treatment facility. Our family member was…read moreadmitted with a written prior diagnosis for a serious mental health disorder and was not seen by a psychiatrist for the first 50 days of his stay. We were told that the medical staff who are PRNs and therapists, not psychiatrists, did not "see signs" of moodiness and the family member was not reporting symptoms. It was only when the family contacted DHHS was the patient seen by a psychiatrist and prescribed his needed medication. Ironically, one of the reasons our family member developed substance abuse issues is because he had gone off his medication and was self medicating with drugs. So, if mental health issues are a concern, this is not the right place. Additionally, we had almost no support from his therapist. We went 3 weeks without return phone calls and contact with our family was limited to a specific date and time with zero flexibility. It felt like the family involvement was limited to family week which they heavily promote instead of 1:1 check-ins. For $800 per day it felt like a 12 step program in a nice facility. My advice is if you need to send your family member to Cirque Lodge, get the expectations in writing. Their website is purposely vague and for $800 per day it should not be unreasonable to expect weekly calls for updates and the patient to be seen by a medical professional if they have a pre-existing condition. I can only imagine how much more difficult it would be for families who suspect a mental health issue. I would also interview the therapist who will be working with your family member. Ours was awful. We also contacted Cirque Lodge with a formal complaint and request for refund for missed time with the right treatment plan. They declined our request. For our family, it's less about the money and it is more about the shocking lack of mental health awareness. As I asked one of the Cirque leaders "If a patient was admitted with a diagnosis of diabetes would you withhold their insulin until they had a blood sugar crash?" I don't know how it's any different. Fortunately, we have our family member in a better facility now and he is getting the treatment he needs. We are redoing the first 90 days which comes at great expense in both time and money. If you have similar circumstances, I hope our story helps you.

Cirque Lodge is at its core a business interested in protecting its own interests: it has no care…read moreabout you getting well. The front line staff and clinical staff and community are largely good people but the administrative staff there are looking out for two things: their bottom line, and their liability exposure. Do not be fooled by the nice amenities - this place does not care about you getting well.

I was recommended to check out Innsaei by several parents on the Utah Kids Foundation Special Needs…read morefb group. My husband and I have been taking the Child Parent Relationship Skills class and it's exactly what I needed and hoped for to get my relationship with my 8 yr old ASD kiddo back on track. The instructor, Barbara, is an amazing wealth of knowledge and it's so nice to be there with other parents in a community setting. I feel supported on this parenting journey for the first time in a long time. My kids attend the Whole Child Healing Circle with Emily at the same time & I regularly hear them say, "I love therapy!" I can't ask for much more than that. Thank you Barbara, Emily, & Innsaei!

From the owner: At Innsaei, the focus is on helping children, teens, and families feel safe enough to understand…read morewhat’s actually going on beneath the surface. Many of the individuals and families we work with are navigating anxiety, overwhelm, emotional regulation challenges, behavioral concerns at home or school, family conflict, and past experiences that still feel present. Rather than focusing only on behaviors, we look at the full emotional environment. We believe that when a child or parent feels safe and understood, things begin to shift naturally. Communication improves, regulation becomes more accessible, and patterns start to change in a way that actually lasts. Our work is grounded in connection, curiosity, and creating a space where people don’t feel judged or rushed.

I must say it's surround like a white blanket something to see . Just amazing !!!! A nice place to…read moredrive through ... Back on the road again ;)yay the sun is out!

I never remember places like a City is reviewable. I've lived in Springville, Provo, and Orem since…read moreI moved to Utah. I did not grow up here. I've lived in Orem since 1985. That's long enough to have seen a lot of changes in Orem. I've liked the way its move. The city is full of LDS. Many are pretty insular and close minded. They held more sway when I moved here, and Orem was trying to force their view of the World on everyone. Over the years the reality of Orem losing its status as the center of the Valley has taken hold. The Mall and big box stores in the south end of town and along University avenue are no longer the level of destination they were anymore. We will never be able to compete with Lehi. WordPerfect is gone. Novell is gone. The tech center of the valley has moved to Lehi as well. The company I work for moved to Lehi after 20 years in Orem. So, with all the negatives above, what makes Orem so good? I think that although we still have John Birchers (under new names) trying to hold the city back, The residents have done a pretty good job voting in leadership that are working on progressive policies to make sure there's enough tax base for the city. You can be sure they are all LDS and bring most of the biases that means, but they put much of that aside to provide proper services and funding for the city. They do a better job that I saw/see in other cities to provide services to the residents. People can complain about the progression from near rural and all single family residences to the current numbers of multi-unit housing, but it's just the way things work. It happened where I grew up outside Chicago. It's going to happen, it's just how well the city handles it. I think they do a good job.

This is a very well maintained and beautiful facility. Most of the staff are friendly and caring…read more That being said, the quality of care from the nursing administrator and the doctors there leave a lot to be desired. A relative of mine is a current resident there and has been for several months. She is in chronic pain of her sciatic nerve and has so far basically been ignored. She has been to the nearby pain clinic one time with no plan to revisit or resolution for her pain. I have tried to speak to the Nursing Admin and always get voicemail. My calls are never returned. I have left messages for her doctor with the same result. As far as I know, there is no care plan in place for her discharge to an assisted living facility which is her desire and her goal. I live out of state so it is very hard for me to sit back and watch my relative be treated in such a manner. I am looking for another facility as I write this. Take my advice, do NOT let your family stay here. If there were a zero star rating, I would give it zero stars.

While I was a patient there I lost about 6 pounds because the food was so bad I coeat very much…read more The CNA's were also rough. I'm gonna try to get me into bed cause I was asleep. It would bring me my breakfast and leave without turning on the lights and it would always be cold. We have oatmeal every day cold it's time for me to leave Check out because it was a holiday and nobody was there. We had to pay a higher pay for the four days that I had to wait for people to come back from vacation so we can check out that was extremely unprofessional and enexcusible since it was Christmas week

We've had a loved one here and feel that their firm yet loving support creates a clinical climate…read morewhere changes can occur when the individual is really really to embrace change and enter into a neeclife.

Wow! They give medical treatment with a full medical staff in a spa like atmosphere. They have…read more oxygen bar, sensory deprivation float spa, massage tables, vibrio acoustic chairs... The staff is happy and loving. The food is fantastic. They care and it shows.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. DO NOT GO HERE. All they care about is money. This…read moreplace will not help you whatsoever. Find ANY other place to go except here. I promise you it will do more harm than good. Good luck if you choose to go here.

This is the worst recovery place. The idea that this place is a dual diagnostic facility is…read morelaughable. On the only visit allotted the second week of treatment my daughter expressed to the psychiatrist that her needs were not working. His response was "it had only been 2 weeks" but it was the original meds she went in with, he just didn't want to deal with it. He finally changed her antidepressant in the 3rd week but it still did nothing because she was bipolar and he never treated her for that. Drew promised that he would be right by her side to make sure she got all the treatment she needed but as soon as the money was paid Drew did nothing else. We agreed on a cash price for 30 days then when he insurance kicked in 2 weeks later Drew stated that they would bill the insurance for 2 weeks of the time she was there and refund that portion to me knowing that I couldn't afford the $15,000. When the insurance came through Drew would respond to me and Steps kept everything the insurance gave them in addition to $16,500 cash I gave them. They did nothing to help my daughters alcohol addiction or her bipolar disorder. Steps is the biggest waste of money. Do not listen to all the ridiculousness that comes out of Drew's mouthin the beginning when your at your most desperate point and just need help, once the money is paid he is done and won't respond. Waste of money!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anytime I've had a mysterious pain, Drussel has solved it. He has saved me so much money and agony…read more My daughter had a back problem, and before I saw Drussel, I had spent over $3000 in tests, drugs, and physical therapy for a back problem that he managed to solve and fix for less than $100. My daughter was having severe back pain after starting her high school golf team. He asked to see her swing and recognized right away that it wasn't really her back that was the problem, it was immobility in her hips. He gave her simple exercises, and changed her mechanics, and in less than two weeks, her pain was gone. Since then, I've had many of my own ailments solved and strenghthened (I'm a crossfitter) and many friends and relatives have been 'fixed' by Dr. Drussel. A friend's daughter started having persistent severe leg pain and went to numerous doctors. She didn't want to go to Drussel because he didn't accept her insurance. Finally, after other doctors gave up and said her daughter would have to live in constant pain, she went to Drussel. Within two weeks, her daughter was almost completely free of pain, and she has now fully recovered. I have so many friends with similar experiences; mysterious or persistent and unsolvable problems, and Dr. Drussel 'fixed' all of them. He really knows the mechanics of the human body, and I'm certain he's saved me thousands of dollars, and has probably saved me from unnecessary surgeries. I don't know where I'd be without him.

From the owner: Chiropractic care and Sports Rehabilitation. We are also MVCOI board certified to handle auto…read moreaccident and whiplash injuries.