This is the worst hospital to take a parent to, The nurses are rude and disrespectful and if I find…read moreout they aren't very nice to my mom, the outcome will not be good and it will land a big lawsuit against this bad business. The BBB has your business already on their emails as a bad business from other families complaints about your business!!!

Horrible place, never go here. Staff try to be professional and they have zero emotional support…read moreand outside support. All they are is a holding place until they can send you off to elsewhere, which most likely will be the hospital. NEVER GO HERE EVER.

Extremely rude staff, zero accommodations for deaf people. I felt alone in a foreign country. They…read morealso made me take off my close with a male in the room. I am a 69 yrs of age as and deaf. Horrible treatment. Take jail over going to this involuntary 24hr bs.

My brother is very well taken care of at Verde Valley Assisted Living. The staff is attentive to…read morehis special needs, and listens to my concerns and to my information about how he usually communicates. He likes the food, and enjoys the activities and the staff. I'm very happy with the care that he is receiving.

Let me start off first by saying I am my Mother's Power of Attorney so I can share all this…read morelegally. Well, we gave these guys a fair shake. Facility "Looks" decent enough. At first it seemed very professional and they said all the right things. My Mother was staying with them and had previously suffered from strokes and as a result needed to be kept in touch with a Doctor and have her Meds monitored and needed an appropriate diet for her condition. But she did NOT get what she needed. They have a Doctor that comes and visits the patients in their room, but it was very infrequent. My Mother required Blood Pressure Medication and she was not getting it. The Doctor at the hospital told me that her Blood Pressure being through the roof for so long that it coupled with here stroke conditions caused fluid buildup in the lungs leading to her Cardiac Pneumonia. The hospital had he blood pressure under control the same day she arrived with standard medications. Verde Valley Assisted Living's Administrator said they gave her the medications she was prescribed. However, whatever the case was, that blood pressure medication never made it into my Mother's system. The administrator knows all the right things to say to me, but the results don't line up, something isn't right. My Mother's friends who are very good honest people got chewed out very loudly by the administrator when they were trying to help her get her needs met, then the administrator told me that those people were trying to sneak medications into my mother. If you knew these people you would know that they are rule followers to the extreme, so there are just too many things not lining up. I am just putting this out there so people can know what to expect and make a good decision... No doubt they will say my Mom is not telling the truth and then do a song and dance, but when you deal with people these days you have to look at the evidence and if it doesn't line up with their words something isn't right.

We have always been a very close family; our sweet girl was what you would call, a "perfect child"…read more Around 14 1/2 years old--after a head on motorcycle crash nearly took my husband's life--my daughter began experiencing depression and anxiety, which, coupled with some bad friends coming into her life, caused her to not only pull away from us, but to cling more closely to these disastrous influences. She started self-harming, and became suicidal. It got to where I couldn't even hug her anymore, we were so at odds. We just wanted to save her life, and she was pushing us away. Within two years, she had been through several therapists, and was on several kinds of medication. We were losing our minds. My husband and I thought we were going to lose our marriage over it. This was literally the worst point of my life, and the thought of all three of us driving off a cliff together was a thought that crept in over many sleepless nights. A miraculous turnaround of events led us to Anasazi. We could not tell our daughter about the decision to send her to this wilderness therapy program, as we were afraid she would harm herself. I don't think my husband and I slept that night before... I kept silent vigil over her all night. That next morning, dropping her off was so difficult. But there was something so comforting and so right about it. These people had peace in their hearts, and unconditional love for the kids that came into their care. That much was clear from the beginning. It was like nothing we had experienced with any other place we had been to, or talked with. As the weeks went by, we had seen such a change in her through the letters that she sent home. The curriculum that my husband and I engaged in--something that is truly different and completely self-enlightening--taught us to have hearts at peace, rather than hearts at war. I learned that parenting from a place of fear, frustration, really anything other than pure love, is a heart at war... even if love is driving the emotion. We learned that we needed to make changes in our home, trust her more, step back and allow our daughter to stand on her own 2 feet and learn consequences. Helicoptering would not work, nor would coddling her. When we met up with her during family camp after 8 weeks, The change in her countenance was so evident, it left me breathless!! She was open, wiser than I ever had seen her, and so excited to teach us how to live on the land. The hugs that returned upon our reunion, have not ended. Anasazi will not FIX our children. What it DOES do, is equip families and individuals to make better choices, find their worth, and appreciate the families they walk with. They will have ups and downs, and sometimes may walk backwards. But in the words of my daughter, "If I want better, I have to BE better. If I'm standing still out of fear for my future, I'm really backwards walking." She will have many hurdles throughout her life--depression and anxiety have an ironclad will of their own--and we continue to have our struggles. Our family has greatly benefited, and so has she. I credit Anasazi with much of the benefits we now experience. But as I said, few children come out of Anasazi completely healed. We all remain works in progress...just wiser. We did not see any pushing of "Mormon doctrine", or any other kind of church talk--In fact, I would call any assertion that there is, plain HOGWASH, likely from someone working with a competitor upset with Anasazi's awesomeness. We are now, and will forever be an Anasazi family. I am so proud of my young walker, and how far she has come. Because of her experience with these amazing people and program, she has decided she wants to be a therapist, and is presently taking classes at the junior college. She also wants to return as a trail walker when she becomes 21. That speaks volumes! Just about every Friday, we attend parent panel, where she is able to tell incoming parents her story, along with other young walkers who've walked the trail--she doesn't like to miss parent panel, unless she's feeling bad after a few wrong choices, which of course still happens. Her faithfulness to this program, and our continued commitment to employ the Arbinger institute principles, and everything we have learned through Anasazi, have bonded us together in a way that we never would have ever been blessed to have experienced. Would I ever go back to those dark times just to have this experience? Heavens no. But I am grateful for the growth we have all experienced because of it. Onward and upward, and forward walking (with a bit of backward walking, just to keep things interesting).

When I sent my son in the trail, I had no hope left in me. Zero. My son was severely depressed,…read moreaddicted to video games, couldnt have a conversation with him without it being a full verbal fight. I was terrified to be alone with him because I thought he would psychically hurt me. I dreaded my future and my son's future. I was terrified he would turn to drugs. Anasazi gave me my hope back and gave me my sweet, happy, loving son back. His depression.... gone. He hasn't raised his voice at me in 6 years. Completely changed our lives for the better. I will forever be grateful for this program.

0 stars if I could!!!! This place is the worst office I have…read moreEVER encountered! Do yourself and your child a favor and find abetter clinic. Your child and your family deserve better. The staff has such terrible attendance that there is so much inconsistency for your child. You will not get a BCBA they will pass you off to any available ACS that doesn't know shit! At first we were passed off to Angela, she made toileting so aversive my daughter no longer wants anything to do with potty training. When I approached a conversation with Angela about the staff being inconsistent she went off on me saying it wasn't her responsibility and got so defensive when there was no need. Next we were placed with a BCBA by the name of Aimee she was wonderful but left due to the terrible management. We were then passed off to Alycia not only do I despise her as a human being, but she took out anger that she had regarding my and her conversations out on my child. The RBT that used to work with my child told me if Alycia got into an argument with me she would directly take it out on my child! She has the worst speech impediment. I have ever heard in my entire life, and she thinks she knows everything, but she doesn't know shit. She will not take any of your concerns as a parent into consideration, she thinks she knows best when she really doesn't know anything. I do not understand how someone like. This can be in a position to take care of a case for a child, who already has mental issues. This place is so overcrowded with children and adults. It is absolutely ridiculous. When it's convenient for them, they will cancel you, but when you have to call out because your child is ill, it's not ok for them because they lose money. My child was left in a soil diaper so bad that she had a rash and upon talking to Alycia she sent me an email stating that the office apologize this. How much bullshit is that!? They were also toilet training, my daughter, and they had soiled clothing in with her snacks in the same bag, covering everything. It was absolutely horrifying and disgusting. Lia is the clinical director and is completely clueless not only is her speech, impediment worse than Alycia but you can't even understand what she says. I will never ever refer anyone to a clinic like this. Not to mention the front desk is a hot mess. They don't know what they're doing. They don't know anything. They are not responsible for anything other than scheduling, but yet they are always unprofessional. The front desk receptionist is always crying and can never give it together. I reached out to Amanda, who is supposed to be another director for this office who had no idea that any of this was going on. Of course, she doesn't know what's going on. She's not in the clinic. When Blue Sprig has a clinical Director visiting. They cancel bunch of patients so that it makes it seem that they have everything put together in place. This place is dirty, or I shall say filthy, they never clean. There is too many people. It is absolutely horrifying. Do not bring your child here!

My son spent four years with Blue Sprig. We bounced from Avondale, In Home and then finally…read moreSurprise office when we were given no other option. My child just graduated in July 2025 but that would have never happened unless his current team fought for him. My child has been a challenge kid and there were only a few staff that wanted the challenge of taking on my son. When Noah was moved to in center, he had many challenges especially his BCBA's and tech's I was reluctant switching from Alycia to Haley during one family guidance. As my family in started a new journey, I noticed the changes in my child immediately. Haley and team fought for two years to get him to a point where he could express his words and use nice hands. We as a family were faced with unbelievable challenge, but his team fought for him constantly for 2 years between staff call outs, staff abuse and staff doubt. My child persevered beyond anyone's expectations especially because with the director's behavior. She would call us out of therapy because of staffing but my child was always number one call out till I spoke up. There was one incident where his BCBA was out and the director put my son in an unauthorized hold which in turn made him never want to go back to therapy. Yes, I got a call but later found out the truth from staff(techs) that she didn't follow his plan. She put him in a hold due to wanting to turn off the lights which in my opinion could of been handled a lot differently. This Director and I have gone head-to-head several times through chat. The whole center gets hand, foot and mouth but we get in trouble for attendance. We spend a lot of our time getting in trouble for attendance. When is the child going to be worth more than a paycheck from the insurance. Lia would threaten about attending family guidance but in two years she never showed up to family guidance. She was never involved in any aspect of my son's therapy but would insert her opinion every day without even knowing what is going on with my child. The director is nice to your face but fake and terrorizes your child and family without anyone knowing. Techs would tell me about the Director wanting to switch him rooms AGAIN which didn't make sense to put in a room all day with a screaming kid. Noah hates loud noises. Her decisions only made sense to her, and I thank God every day his staff would stand up for his wellbeing. Lia Becktold is the most unreliable, unprofessional and always pretending to care about my kid. PS techs tell us everything. She is unprofessional and needs to be fired. I am not the first family to say something and all the families I have referred are ready to leave. I work in a profession along with my mother where we have referred numerous families to Blue Sprig. We can't do that anymore.

The Tree Top is an amazing place to work.When looking for employment I was looking for a place that…read moreworks and thinks outside the box. NO two kids are the same and should not be taught the same .The tree Top has far exceeds my expectations and ILOVE IT HERE !!!!! SO IF YOU THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX and are looking for a place to work and grow, or have someone in need of services THIS IS IT!!!!!! and no I didn't get paid to say this.

From the owner: In response to the growing need for appropriate educational services for children with autism, our…read moreApplied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Home and Center Program is dedicated to providing evidence-based analytic services to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The needs of the children we serve can be best met through a partnership with their parents and other professionals involved in their lives. Our goal is to help parents and professionals acquire the necessary analytic and teaching skills in order to facilitate effective intervention and generalization. Our team provides a 1:1 learning environment directly in the child’s home or center base with our goal to establish competent learner skills that will prepare children to function effectively across all settings, including home, academic, and community-based settings.

I never knew the healthiest way to breath. Mark ran a series of tests after hearing my symptoms…read more My breathing was too often and not at the right tempo in order to get the most energy from my breathing. I'm doing the exercises he gave me and I look forward to testing again.

Amazing experience in the chamber! I've had four visits so far and plan to return again soon. My…read morehusband even commented on how calm and peaceful I've been since my last session. The owner Ada is a wonderful spirit and offers great care. I'll definitely return!

Excellent program, very professional. The guidance staff and the administration are well educated,…read moreand they are providing durable social and spiritual skills for long term sobriety. A loved one qualified for extended treatment at Embark and has been grateful for every single day of this program. Thank you to all the leaders at Embark.

From the owner: Embark Recovery is an effective, licensed, intensive drug and alcohol treatment facility with…read moretreatment programs delivered through its State licensed and accredited facility in Prescott Arizona. Our treatment programs center on the patient with individualized plans that increased the likelihood of a successful recovery from addiction.

The nurse practitioner here is absolutely phenomenal! She genuinely has the best interest in our…read morekiddos and always offers the best feedback on how we can improve as a family. I highly recommend coming in and checking it out!