Lyman, UT Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
If you are putting money toward a family member’s health and well-being, you’ll need to make sure you’re making the best possible choice for your Lyman drug and alcohol addiction treatment facility. While the best course of action may still be to call our helpline experts so they can discuss your specific needs, looking at how others are reviewing or rating some of the addiction rehabilitation facilities in your area is another excellent way to begin.
Addiction treatment centers near Lyman, UT
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Utah
Ogden Regional Medical Center - ACT
I wanted to leave a review strictly because of the outstandng care I received from my Nurse, Jasmine. Jasmine, I felt, went above and beyond in care for me. She explained every procedure and every medication so that I understood my treatment.
Ascend Recovery
Ascend Recovery gave me hope at a time I thought I was a lost cause for change. I have always been scared to get help because I would think that I couldn\'t be helped. Ascend proved me wrong. The staff is amazing, they would call me by name and seemed interested in my wellbeing. That is one of the nice things about Ascend, because it is small you know all the staff and the staff knows you. I would highly suggest this treatment center. They also keep their therapist trained in the most up to date therapy modalities. Great, peaceful place to get help.
Turning Point Centers
Professional and educated therapist. Facility overview of wanting to engage the client and their family to understand how the addicted brain works. Food could improve, there is always something if you are hungry. Housekeeping staff need to come at least twice a week. Outside activities need to be more varied and include the clients input. I had a wonderful experience for something I did not want to admit. I entered with shame and remorse. With caring staff I was able to understand how I was blocking myself from growth and not being the person I wanted to be.