Excellent staff. Therapists were excellent. Whether it was one on one or group sessions. They also…read moredid couples therapy since it's a family disease. The cleaning staff, nurses, really everyone there were very kind. The food was phenomenal. Patients have private rooms and can keep their cell phones to call family's or work. They also encourage home visits prior to discharge. My issue is the cost. A 45 day stay with Merts treatment was 60,000. If your person fails to stay sober, that's a bitter pill to swallow. Just know that there is no guarantee. This is not the fault of Enterhealth, it is the nature of addiction.

I wrote a glowing review of Enterhealth after I was discharged. I did that because I did accomplish…read moremy goal of detox thru Enterhealth. What I did not know was what was written in my discharge report from Enterhealth about me and my stay there. If you are not familiar with getting more counseling after leaving Enterhealth let me educate you on what you can expect when seeking further counseling. Your new therapist will request your discharge report, I was more than happy to request this information from Enterhealth because I thought my treatment and time there was positive. What I did not know was what they wrote on my discharge report. I learned the hard way to ask for your discharge report, read it before you leave, make sure it is a truthful report on your treatment and your current status at the time of discharge as well as your status during your stay. I left without this report and knowledge of what was stated in the report which was very different from what happened during my stay. I regret not obtaining the report and reading it before I left the facility. Don't make my mistake, know what is being written about you and their evaluation of you during your stay and upon discharge. I am very disappointed in Enterhealth and what they said about me in my discharge report.

I've had the opportunity to work with Derek and Nathan on multiple occasions and the words that…read morecome to my mind are: compassion, care and integrity. These guys provide safe, upscale and structured sober living homes in Plano & Allen Texas. I just want to thank these guys for what they do for my own homes and say how much of pleasure it's been helping each other find solutions for people in early recovery. They're ethical, have a high standard of living and focus heavily on the fundamentals and promises of the Big Book and 12 Steps to recovery. Anyone who needs quality sober living in the greater Dallas area, call Turning Point | They do it right 100 % ! GOD BLESS YOU GUYS!

From the owner: At Turning Point Recovery Network we emphasize a 12-step program of recovery, a balanced lifestyle,…read moreand accountability. This framework provides the optimal opportunity for our residents to transition into a new life of fulfillment and purpose.

This hack of a doctor ruined my life, and the quality of life of my son.. his negligence and…read moreincompetence almost killed me 3 times, and I have permanent damage to almost every major organ from him slicing nerves apart.... He should not be practicing medicine and should be in jail rotting in a cell.... Run don't walk from this sub human ..

Naomi was great in helping me get my insurance benefits collected and copay set up! She later…read moresurprised me with an unexpected check for $ 600 as well! The check was to reimburse me back for past payments (that should have been covered)! My insurance company initially denied claims and coverage months ago. However Naomi continued being persistent to get them to honor and cover my exams with a minimum copay. She really went the distance - to assist me by getting back payments I was owed - as well as benefits for future coverage. The friendly staff at the Dallas office are all very nice, polite and professional! Before Foundation - I was in a Methadone clinic for several years after a pain-management addiction occurred. It was a miserable experience - my first counselor actually died from a heroine drug-overdose! I was treated like dirt by everyone but the nurse administering daily dosages ( which was a big hassle also!). Methadone is a horrible solution! Everyone has been very positive and knowledgable from Dr. Thompson to the entire team. Dealing with a narcotic addiction involves many physiological and physiological aspects and can be challenging and demoralizing - And expensive! Choose your provider very carefully and find kind, good and competent professionals like those at Foundation Medical. They are always available to help you and will work hard for a successful healthcare treatment program! They have improved the quality of my life!

Beware of this place. Publically shaming people for otheir mistakes or relapses is never a good…read more"therapy". Therapy should be a safe place. Not so much here.

Peter is great. I've been a patient for years. He cares, is thoughtful, and consistent. One of the…read morebest in town!

I met with Peter Triporo, NP and he's an incredible psychiatrist. Within the first session was able…read moreto dictate a treatment plan according to my ongoing symptoms and is in daily communication with me during, which makes me feel safe and cared for.

Flourish is a self-care staple. They have a number of therapists, so you are bound to find a fit!…read moreThe office is welcome and inviting and the experience sets the bar for quality! If you've been looking or aren't sure about your current therapy relationship, give them a try!

Elements is hands down one of the best options for sober living in Dallas. The house is clean,…read morewell-run, and the support is consistent without feeling overbearing. If you're looking for luxury sober living in Dallas, this place really delivers on both comfort and structure.

This is hands down the best Sober Living I have ever seen. The house itself is amazing. Large…read moreprivate rooms with huge TV's, queen beds with all new mattresses and high thread count linens. Only the best. That's how they do it at Elements. From the Breville espresso maker to the grand piano in the living room, or the putting green out back and egg smoker on the deck. And it's situated in the warm niche neighborhood of Lakewood, right in Swiss Avenue in the heart of Dallas. The area is like a small borough in NYC, where you can see the beautiful skyline as you walk to anywhere you need to go, like trendy and quality restaurants, spa treatments, haircuts, banks, even the gym which they provide memberships for clients. Location is important because it puts residents in close proximity to a ton of people in recovery, and different recovery meetings nearby. There are several A.A., NA, Dharma, and SMART recovery meetings nearby, and weekly they have an NA meeting and a Dharma recovery meeting at the house which are both excellent and well attended. But the really precious thing about Elements is the people. The residents are all highly motivated towards recovery and supportive of one another. The house manager is vigilant and committed to keeping residents on track. Drug testing weekly and breathalyzers every night. He also coordinates and participates in community service events like feeding the homeless. The Sober Coach is one of the best in the country. He is instrumental in reframing the situation as it applies to each individual and their long term recovery goals. He helps with relationships and communication with loved ones and advocates for the residents. He leads outreach ventures eg to maximum security prisons and includes residents in these outings. The Life Coach is one of the smartest people I've ever met. She helps residents with everything from the simple tasks of linking bank accounts where they need to go, to formalizing and updating their resumes and doing interview prep. And all of them are networked all over DFW and can get the resident in front of of exactly the right people to achieve their objectives. I've seen residents come through here and transform their lives for the better, improving their relationships, education, and career opportunities. It's a beautiful thing to see the positive transformation that occurs during a resident's time at Elements and working with the team. Highest rating. I could not endorse more emphatically. Five Stars. I sincerely appreciate this place, these people, and what they do.

Excellent staff! Dr. T is very down to earth and her knowledge in the field is top notch. When…read moreyou have a Dr that you feel actually cares for a your overall well being it's an amazing feeling!

I had a great experience with Aura MD. Super caring. Highly recommend! Great team. I would…read morerecommend to all my friends and family!

I was a patient of Dr. Alloju/Fairweather/Frankenstein as a college kid. I'd been struggling with…read moredepression and anxiety since I was 15, and now at 20 the consequences of these conditions were having a disastrous affect on my school performance. I went to this doctor because I needed help. I felt like an outsider looking in, trying but failing to be a Human Normal. I hated myself with fury and fire. And I didn't want to want to die, but I certainly longed for an eternal reprieve from the pain. So I went to a doctor. I was in school in Brooklyn but grew up in Texas, and as I was home for the holidays, I started seeing Dr. Alloju. I didn't know the far-reaching and indelible mark this would leave on my life, changing the course completely. I was a bright kid. I read constantly. A bit of a nerd. A writing major. I wanted to write plays and movies. But here's what happened instead: After talking to me for 45 minutes and barely listening, this woman diagnosed me as having Bipolar II Disorder. I wasn't that upset about it because I thought, well maybe she's right and maybe she can help me. Over the course of the next year, culminating in a near-death experience, I was put on these medications concurrently: Lamictal 400mg, Seroquel 350mg, Klonopin 2mg twice daily, and to cap it all off, Geodon 80mg. This is enough medication to sedate an obese elephant. I was 20 years old, 5'2 and 107 lbs. I had to drop out of college because I almost died from this demented drug cocktail. That was a long time ago and I'm still angry. I'm still angry that it took me 10 more years before I was properly diagnosed as ADHD and on the autism spectrum. I didn't need to be on those drugs. I just didn't. When I told her they weren't working, she'd just increase the dosages. Once, during a phone session, she said I sounded drunk and went a step further to label me as an alcoholic. I didn't really drink at the time; my words were slurred because of the sedating medication. The irony, of course, is that Dr. Alloju has multiple DUIs and was on some sort of probation while treating me. I only have flashbulb memories from an entire year of my life. Apparently I almost died from an overdose of these medications. It took many years to try and get my life back from this monster. This is all to say, this woman will destroy your mind, body, and spirit. And she almost ended my life. What she did to me was criminal. Not just malpractice, although it was also that, but it was a deeply immoral negligence and breach of trust. At least if she *had* killed me she might not be practicing to this day. Stay. Away.

Dr. Fairweather is spectacular. She takes the necessary time to dive in and understand the issues…read more Very thorough, thoughtful, and prompt. I highly recommend her.