FOUNTAIN HILLS RECOVERY When drugs happen in your life,…read morefirst it's hard to tell cuz druggies are very good liars. If you're reading this bless you and good luck. With the new drugs being dumped in our country (fentenayl) it comes down to paying for good therapy or paying the mortician, period. I am a retired owner of a large NYSE investment company and I know good professional service dealing in intangibles. Sandy and her staff are as professional as you can get, smart, experienced, all with true empathy. Their guidance and constant communication are a true beacon in a difficult time.

Desert mountain Scottsdale facility The duty of care for…read morethe first 24 hours is extremely crucial. Vitals including heart rate and change in heart rate at anytime could be the difference between life or death and should be monitored at all times. Emergency services getting to a patients room should not be 'confusing and complex'. Also critical is that any CPR administered should be done on a hard surface not on a couch or bed.

CSL was a lifesaver for me! After spending 12+ hours a day in IOP every day for 10 days I was so…read moregrateful to come home to a delicious, hot dinner every night within 30 minutes of coming in the door. I did not have the mental capacity or energy to fix anything for myself or to do much other than a drive-thru, which I don't really like to do anyway. There was the opportunity to meet and bond with other men in recovery and share our strength and hope. This was nice to do after spending the day delving into my addictions and a painful past. Isolating in a hotel by yourself at night is the LAST thing I would recommend for anyone going through IOP. Tim Westbrook, Owner, held nightly check-ins and each of us was held accountable for maintaining curfews and performing house chores (coffee prep, sweeping front porch, dishes etc). This gave everyone some "skin in the game" and made for a nice division of labor. This structure may not appeal to some that are less than serious about their recovery. However, I found this accountability reassuring and particularly good for me. Breakfast and dinners were all super healthy choices and planned out with input from us. CSL truly took a load off of my mind and allowed me to concentrate on doing what I came to Phoenix for--fixing me. It was also good to have a conversation or a laugh after long days of therapy and Tim is a great facilitator for discussions ranging from addiction to yoga. Last, the location was perfect, a $10 lyft ride to everything--Scottsdale Mall or the Airport and everything in between. Patrick L-Nashville

This program is changing lives. I have witnessed people take charge of their lives and make…read moredramatic differences. I highly recommend Camelback Recovery.

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.

Just an AA money grab in a nice house. No therapy, no trauma treatment, just basically quit…read moredrinking and you'll be fine.

Yesenia is such a great woman she is kind hearted she awesome she deserves a raise she has a…read moregood personality treats people with respect Sam & Tony has always treated me with respect they don't treat you like a number thank you for treating me with respect and kindness I truly appreciate you all you have made a difference in my life and I'm sure in many others

Community Medical Services on 27th avenue and Camelback Rd., has been wonderful to me. I have kept…read moresober for 8 years with the help and support of all the staff at CMS. They've guided me, counseled me, laughed with me, and offered medical services such as, blood pressure, EMG, Hep C testing, and urinalysis to help document me being clean. I love every person at the clinic. Every single one of them has been there for me in significant ways. I wouldn't change a thing. I find them absolutely perfect. My counselor Frances Valles is especially close to my heart. Gina Ramsperger

truly the best decision i've ever made…read more i can honestly say coming here has changed my life in every possible way. the staff here is beyond amazing -- they don't just do their jobs, they care. like really care. every single person goes out of their way to make sure you feel supported, seen, and heard. Marissa and Darcy, my case workers, have been such a blessing. they've helped me with everything -- from building a plan for my future to just being there when i needed someone to talk to. they make sure you're not just okay while you're here, but that you're set up for success after -- with school, work, housing, all of it. my therapist Michael has made such a huge impact on me. i've learned more from him in these four weeks than i ever expected to. he's helped me understand myself on a deeper level and actually believe in the person i'm becoming. there are also so many other amazing people who have made this experience what it is -- Grace, Frankie, Drew, Shaun, Sergio, Eric, Renee, Lindsey, Hannah, Justin, Zach, Kayla, Erin, Jordan, Desiree, John, Marcel, Donny, Tiffany, Haley, Mary, Makenzie, and Kristian, and even the cleaning ladies who always bring such good energy and kindness every day. every single one of them plays a part in creating this safe, healing environment. you can feel the love and care everywhere here. the classes are incredible too -- they're real, they hit deep, and they actually teach you how to live again. you learn about emotions, boundaries, relapse prevention, communication, and just how to be a healthy person in every part of your life. and the community you build here... it's like family. everyone is trying to get better together, and the friendships you make are real and lasting. i've met people i'll stay connected with forever. if you truly want to get sober and start over the right way, this is the place. they help you heal, rebuild, and actually find yourself again. i'll forever be grateful for everyone here -- they helped me find hope again.

Kristian my therapist at pinnacle is an amazing person that is intelligent passionate knowledgeable…read moreand spiritual. She truly cared for me and made me feel seen and loved. We did great work, her brain spotting technique was super transformative. I love her as a person and a therapist. If you or someone you love needs help I would send them to pinnacle.

The Hope House literally saved my life. It is a beautiful home with amazing staff, from admissions…read more(Megan is a miracle worker) all the way down to the amazing house cleaner. Chef Dan is a treat that any celebrity would pay to have prepare their meals. The therapists/group coordinators are amazing, the BHT's are fantastic, Taylor and Tami literally changed my life with some of their words and encouragement. If you or a loved one, are suffering from addiction, I would trust this place, and only this place, hands-down. Not my first rodeo with rehab, but definitely my last thanks to Hope House.

This place helped my mom immensely on her journey through sobriety. Thank you to The Hope house and…read moreall of their staff.

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!

I have a hidden addiction issue. I'm not afraid to say it, after all it's VERY COMMON. If you are…read morefacing addiction or mental health issues of any kind This is the place to go. The facility is so beautiful and very spa-like. The staff is professional and knowledgeable. They have an incredible program that uses evidence based interventions that ACTUALLY WORK. I feel like mental health is so taboo.... But why? Why can't everyone go and get help when they need it? Well here, you can. Highly recommended! The owners of this facility will forever be my family! :) TEN STARS!!!!

HIPPA VIOLATIONS, MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE, AND LGBTQ DISCRIMINATION…read moreSequoia Behavioral Health Although this is was all voluntary for me to check in, once I arrived all my freedom and free will was taken. My personal belongings including my electronics and wallet were immediately taken and I was unable to leave the property. Staff members personal cell phones are used to discuss personal, psychiatric, and medical information. Information that is protected under law is no longer safe as that information could be seen and sent to anyone. Appointments with medical and psychiatric doctors are held online and are overheard by other clients and staff. Conversation between staff regarding protected medical information is also often over heard by clients. There is absolutely no privacy. Videos and photos of myself and other clients were shared on staff personal cell phones without my knowledge or consent. There is absolutely no privacy when you are able to contact loved ones, medical providers, or legal representatives, as a member of staff listens to your conversations. Rules, policies, and procedures that were posted were changed when I pointed out several of the laws and policies that staff was not adhering to. The schedule that was posted was not followed, then changed when I asked about not being able to attend scheduled meetings, groups, and activities. There is no access to phone "privileges". There is a black out period when you initially check in, phone times then scheduled from 4pm to 730pm 3 times a week unless in groups or other "activities", and if there is a member of staff available to listen to the conversation. Often times "phone time" was denied. I had requested to call doctors office to cancel upcoming appointments and was denied for 3 days. Was denied access to check email and make calls in regards to FMLA and legal matters. I have also had extreme stomach issues since arriving at Sequoia and taking all prescribed medications. I had requested to contact a doctor several times a day for 4 days before access was given. Medication management is neglected. I was not given antibiotics and other medications as prescribed on multiple occasions. There is no holistic approach to treat clients as advertised. Was prescribed at 7 new medications during my stay there. Refusing medications was considered to be a "punishable offense". There is very limited "treatment" is actually offered. This included group therapy for several hours a day and one individual therapy session per week. I was able to attend one AA meeting in a 3 week period and one hike during that time considered to be recreational therapy. The treatment services are completely misrepresented on their website. My insurance was fraudulently billed for treatment I never received. A copy of medical records, all signed documents during my stay, and itemized billing information was requested. That request was denied and was never sent to me. I was was also called a "dick" by a behavioral health technician and disrespected on multiple occasions by several staff members. I over heard staff talking badly about myself and other clients on several occasions. Other clients can also attest to witnessing me being treated differently, singled out, and targeted due to lgbtq discrimination. There is also a "24 hour hold on all personal belongings". So although this was a place I went to on my own free will and checked in voluntarily, I was not given permission to call anyone for a ride home and was told if I wanted to leave, I could walk home without my wallet, cell phone, or any other personal property. I was told this at 1030pm, in 40 degree, rainy weather by the "director of operations".