I'll start by saying that I learned a lot in the 21 days I was here, and I was proud of myself for…read moremaking it though treatment. It was here where I made meaningful relationships, which I hadn't in a long time. Some of the staff were extremely caring, while other staff members were there collecting their paychecks. The facilities were way overcrowded, particularly when you were off detox and sent to the houses. 4 people to a bathroom, having to ride in crammed vans, and just overall too many people around. A lot of patients glorified drug use, and it felt like a high school in terms of the petty drama that was going on. For two days I ran a fever of 103+ as a withdrawal symptom and the only thing done for me was me getting tylenol. The facility takes in way too many people for individualized care and like most rehabs focus on the 12 step program-- it does not focus on learning to love yourself, how to start believing in yourself, nor does it address the underlying reasons for drug use which would vary from person to person. This is something I believe is fundamentally important. Also, please believe me when I say the food looks like dog vomit and it tastes even worse than it looks. For 2+ years I've been on a mostly vegan, organic diet. They have no accommodations for you if you eat like me. I was and am still accustomed to my smoothies, organic veggies, quinoa, etc. I came home thinner than when I left. They accused me of having an eating disorder and didn't consult me about it, but contacted my emergency contact instead. They then had me step on the scale backwards which I didn't appreciate. When I tried to refuse they told me I needed to do it. They will do everything in their power to get you to stay the duration of your time there, which is a benefit because if you do stay it'll change your perspective.The place does have it's benefits, but I wouldn't go back if I was using and at the point I needed help. The amount of money they rake in is outrageous for the service you get as a patient. Plus the amount of down time you get makes the stay pretty boring. This facility has some good morning lectures and optional speaker meetings, which I found I got a lot out of. I got a lot from a few of the other patients, and they were always more sympathetic than most of the staff. The staff that truly care are what make this place worth it. Suggestions to WTC: Stop herding in people like cattle, focus more on the individual's underlying causes of addiction, improve food quality/make organic and vegan options available, upgrade the rooms, have more fun activities, make the houses bigger so they don't feel so overcrowded, and fire the staff who obviously don't care about patients. Oh, and stop advertising as a "luxury rehab" because y'all charge Gucci prices for K-mart quality in terms of facility appearance.

Total nightmare.I just got out....well, kicked out for testing positive for covid and pink eye…read more Half the patients here are unhygienic, gross, etc. Yet *I* get kicked out.They were rude about it and left me literally crying on the curb waiting for an Uber to a hotel. They lost my phone charger. Was a nightmare just figuring how to leave in one piece. Otherwise, if u enjoy standing in line for 45 min for each meal, spending all day chasing contradictory responses from staff, sitting thru superficial useless classes (typical session: we play Connect 4), getting your stuff lost and stolen, this is the place. Most of the male patients are crude and yell and cuss all the time. Thank God for my good sleep meds. I have been to 4 or 5 other rehabs, and tho they all had their faults, none even came close to the awfulness of this place. Many of the staff do care, but they are grossly overwhelmed by the number of patients. There is little semblance of any tranquil time in order to heal, or real discussions with a real therapist. Ha! At the end of every day I felt like I had been put through the ringer. Ps. To clarify, they didn't supply either uber or hotel mentioned above. Just "are you calling someone?" Who??? I had been looking forward to an aftercare plan. Ha! True to form, i left my eyeglasses there, and they found them, and have since of course lost them. I plan to follow up on these complaints. I left in much worse shape than when i arrived

My name is Joel Brown.Dr.Harris is my doctor.Dr.Harris is Always Professional to me.I have Never…read morehad any problem.

I accompanied my daughter on an office visit today, January 21, 2026. Dr. Harris was extremely…read moreabusive & accusatory. His behavior was frequently erratic & very unprofessional. He set up another appointment & said that her drug screen was fine, but then suddenly accused her of getting her medication from somewhere else, which is not true & did not give her any chance to explain anything. He suddenly brought out a paper dismissing her as a patient & escorted us curtly out of his office! There was no reason to do this! We were stunned! I strongly believe that no one should be his patient & have to endure this treatment!

Excellent clinic! The staff is caring, professional, and…read moretruly listens. I always feel well taken care of and highly recommend them." Lisa S

This place is awesome. They provide excellent care. They are friendly and genuinely concerned…read moreabout your wellbeing. They are knowledgeable about your situation and they provide you with the best solutions of nutrients and in some cases medication to meet your needs. Cherie is the best

All about Money. My personal experience was so horrible that I chose to never return After…read morelistening to Employees and Doctor talk about Money. Then... seems to me they sold their Soul. NEVER AGAIN. I will NEVER forget. 0 stars. Some staff were caring. Some were innocent trying to help others.

They are set up almost exclusively as an addiction recovery center. They treat patients like…read moreprison inmates--most disrespectful. Their business model dictates that you see whoever is available, almost always a PA. Hence, there is little assurance of continuity of care. The doctor I saw on my second visit spent our entire time together explaining how she couldn't do this, couldn't do that, that the other was against their policies, etc.

It has been a great experience with my time there. All the staff greets you with open arms and…read morehelps on your journey and gives you great care quality, and every client is there to help. You get a mix of all different type of care, so including physical and mental.Great time and great people with all the help you can get.

From the owner: Wilmington Treatment Center offers a full continuum of treatment services for adult men and women…read morewhose lives have been impacted by substance abuse, addiction, and certain co-occurring disorders. Levels of care at Wilmington include detoxification, inpatient rehabilitation, a partial hospitalization program (PHP), and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). The Wilmington staff is led by a medical director who is certified by the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Treatment teams may include a psychiatrist, physician assistants, registered nurses (RNs), a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT), substance abuse counselors, a recreation therapist, an art therapist, and various additional professionals.

The feel of an old time doctor in downtown Wilmington. No long waits & great care…read more I highly recommend to friends.

Dr Dixon does not watch the clock. He watches the patient and listens to them as if they know…read moretheir own bodies. This makes makes him an excellent diagnostician and a good follow upper. He is a treasure in this world of corporate minded doctors . (Hint: He doesn't have a television in his waiting room. Hallelujah!)