Best Drug Rehabilitation, Inc

Notice how all of these reviews are from accounts with no photos. How they are long and very well thought out and articulated? It's because they are not real. This is a narconon program that is straight out of the books of L Ron Hubbard and Scientology. I'm not going to leave a long review. If any of you are considering attending this facility, or sending a loved one here, PLEASE contact me. I have been sober for years now after going to a different facility (one that I will not name because this is not an advertisement. Simply a warning about thus facility). Please do not send anyone you care about to this place.
1 8 years ago (02-03-2018)

My turning point happened when I fully realized that I had lost my daughter. I knew it went too far. I was so lost I didn’t know where to start. It took me some time.my daughter meant the world to me but it seemed this thing this disease had a hold on me. i could not break free no matter what i tried. my daughter was taken away and that is truly when i hit rock bottom . things were going to get far worse before they get better. the amount i was using just became out of control i overdosed on accident quite a few times but that still did not stop me from doing ti again. i made excuses for any thing when it came to drugs. i did them for the pain from losing my daughter form the pain of my childhood from any one who mis treated me. but i am not the only one in the world with a story to tell and most people did not choose this route. so why did i ? i did it because it was the easy way out for me. i thought i could function and live a happy normal life doing drugs and maintaining my job and my family. that did not last long once your in so far you do not care about any thing but that. i did not sleep half the time i stayed up days on end i quit my job i did not want to go to work if i could be out here looking for drugs. it was like a satisfying thrill for me. during this time of my life i did not speak to my mother very often we had a love hate relationship and when i got the news my father passes away i was devastated. my dad was very special to me i feel like he was the only one who understood me and through all of this he never judged me all he ever tried to do is help.i got pregnant with my second daughter a short time later when i was contacted by a lawyer so told me he had papers for me to sign and when i asked what they were for he let me know my dad had assets and life insurance that was all in my name only. i was so over whelmed that day i did not know what to do.so many emotions came over me over a hundred thousand dollars in my account in one day.i talked with my aunt that day and she really put into perspective for me that if i touched that money the way things were going now i would probably be broke in a few months if not dead and back at square one. i knew she was right. she offered help and said she knew of a great place with great reviews and that is how i ended up here. i was very skeptical about anything working but i knew had to change my life for me and my daughters i wanted so badly to make a better life for us. i completed the treatment program here and it was the best decision of my life these people here do not treat you like just another client your made to feel like family. they came and talked to me comforted me whenever i needed it i was always taken care of. they were professional yet kind and patient and understanding i would recommend this place to any one. i thank you all daily for the opportunity at a second chance at life had i not come here i may not be alive today. as of today i own my own cupcake business and we are doing well my daughter rs a re both a part of it and i hope they carry this on to their children one day.i invested my money wisely for our future i am clean i am sober and i am on top right now and i am never looking down. please if yo are reading this and you need help call the number get help they will help with any thing else you need all you gotta do is make the call.
4 8 years ago (09-03-2018)

it was a year ago today that my life changed forever. i could not take the life i was living any more and i wanted a change. i was tired of hurting every one around me and i hated the way people saw me and looked at me. i was at rock bottom i had nothing i sold all my possessions and i was homeless i had been homeless for a long time. any and all of my friends were doing great had started their lives got married and started having children and here i was with nothing no job i could not keep one no money no home nobody who cared. i woke up one day cold hungry i had not showered in weeks i was literally a mess. i went and stayed at a shelter one night and there was a gentlemen there who came to me and asked me if this is where i wanted to be in life if this is what i imagined for myself and of course i said no. i told him about my life and we chatted for a short time and he left. when he returned he had a piece of paper with info on it to the rehab i would be going to. it said if a agreed to go it would be paid for. i did not know what to think he said he wanted to see me have a fighting chance because i was still young. he told me his story and told me about how he was exactly where i was before and someone helped him and now because of that persons kindness he was successful in life he made something out of his life. i was so inspired i thought if he could do this why cant i? i left the next day to go to treatment i came to this very place. when i arrived i was very nervous i was scared i was excited i had so many emotions going on. they showed me to my room and let me get settled in and from there it was the start of my fight to get clean. it was not easy i would be lying if i said it was. i got up most days wanting to quit but i did not.for the first time in my life i felt like i had people who cared about me. the people here were more like family from the staff to all the wonderful people i met along the way. the doctors here are amazing they take the time to individually assess you and make sure you are getting the care you need specifically for what your dealing with. i had people to talk to and i was never nor ever felt alone here. today i am successful i have started a very promising career as a counselor for at risk teens and i speak to them regularly about drug and alcohol use and the things it can do to your life. i have been an inspiration to many just like the man who helped me was mine. i set put on a mission to change the world and i am out here dong it one person at a time. i hope you can come to terms with your addiction and decide to fight. just remember there are a lot of people a long side you every one deserves the opportunity at a second chance.i hope what i can reach some of you reading this are inspired and get help go do it today there is never going to be a right time you just have to get up and say i am done with this life. i thank every one here at this treatment center for giving me my life back had i not come here i do not know honestly that i would even be alive today to tell my story.thank you for your time and patience reading my story please please please remember there are people who care about you i care about you all of our lives matter.its never too late to have a fresh start in life and get to where you want to be.
4 8 years ago (23-03-2018)

The benefits of an inpatient center versus and outpatient center far outweigh each other. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I did so much better with an inpatient center, I had a lot more individualized treatment and one one guidance throughout the entire process and I learned things more at my own pace rather than having to go with the flow of the group if I felt as though I was dealing with different issues than others. I have learned a lot and I would recommend inpatient treatment to anyone looking for guidance to overcome addiction.
5 8 years ago (20-04-2018)

I can't thank Best Drug Rehab enough. The services provided to my son where spot on in terms of what he needed at that particular moment. We are all still seeing the benefits of the program. He started back in March last year and stayed a little under 2 months. We were lucky enough that insurance paid for the majority of it. (I believe that they do take most private insurances). I really give the intake department as well as the insurance department credit for really going out of the way to help coordinate with my insurance to get it covered. I would have been lost otherwise. I personally am not a rich person with a big savings account. Like most people I am sure I pretty much live paycheck to paycheck, I may even be considered low-income. At the point that I was with my son I think I would have done anything to get him into a decent program rather than something state run, or outpatient. He needed a place where he could go and get away from the area we live in. They seem to really care. He really seemed to do well once in the program and I think that he found the right kind of program for himself. My understanding is that they help you choose between many different kinds of programs and not just a 12 step. All I am really familiar with 12 steps but the premise doesn't seem to help everyone and I can appreciate that they have options, where if one doesn't work you can try something else. The thing that he raved most about was the staff. I think after the first couple of weeks when we would speak to him he already sounded like a new person. He said the staff and the counselors were great. Like the intake counselor they just really seemed to care. After the program was finished we were walked through what his aftercare program would be and given an actual aftercare worker to coordinate with, even though we lived in another state. This was another bonus I wasn't expecting. I thought he would only receive the aftercare if he chose to go to sober living, which I didn't think he would choose to do. Pretty much the overall experience was far past my expectation. The individual therapy and opportunity to choose what kind of program that he wanted. The fact that we were respected and not pushed through any part of the process especially the insurance part. They had a genuine concern for my son. They even talked to me about things that I needed to do myself as his mother. He and I really now look back and we can have real conversations, not screaming matches about exactly what kind of person he was and he can see the affect it had on all of our lives, that is itself is a big deal. His drugs where taking over his life and until he went to Best Drug Rehabilitation, he either didn't want to be honest about it or really couldn't see past the drugs long enough to notice. I think the experience put a fire under him to make up for missed time and get back on track. His is back home, and living with me and working, and for the first time in a long time I can see a future for him. I know that recovery is an ongoing struggle sometimes and he will have challenges but I am really seeing a light at the end of the tunnel and I just pray every day that he stays on track. I am thankful to Best Drug Rehabilitation, words can't truly express. I hope that more people suffering from become able to benefit from a good experience like this. One of the biggest takeaways as a mother was the fact that I actually had decent medical insurance, and because of that I had way more options opened up to me. Thank you intake counselors and all the staff! Keep doing what you are doing and blessings.
5 9 years ago (25-01-2018)