Thought they were great place till I realized that once they think your ready they boot you,I realized that when I was booked an economy flight wedged between two people knowing I have severe anxiety. Then had to pay to check my own bag and while I tried calling Alex all I would get is his secretary. They tell you to keep in touch but no one answers your calls or emails when you try.

My experience is that there is far greater concern about your insurance policy vs you as a person. I attended and had the distinct lack of counseling or therapy.(Greg and Anna) respectively. Very disappointing / however if you are a first timer it could maybe help a little separating you from your drug and let’s be clear here the emphasis the programming and the environment has had is for a DRUG addict NOT an alcoholic. They do not know what to do with an alcoholic here!!! Nor do they know how to handle a negative review aside from reposting their bots.

this place is involved with body brokering. there are much better rehabs out there, especially in the Los Angeles area.

This recovery center was a big part of my life for almost a year. They were there when I needed them at my worst. As soon as they were tired of my visits I was blocked from most communication with the primary intake center and its techs. I went to another center without taking my vast wardrobe with me immediately. When I sent for my clothes a week later I was informed I had no belongings there. All my clothes, shoes, books and even my underwear were mysteriously gone. I was then told I never came in with anything. How was this possible when EVERY person rhat worked there knew I had a wardrobe large enough to fill 6 large bags! Centers will bust their hump to get you in, but once they see you relapse more than once, they disconnect with their clients completely. Not a good place to go if you are looking for loyalty from a rehab to be patient with ypu if you are struggling.