Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Eureka, CA

Aways available and have had great service and results,

Love the staff They are always so helpful. Without Dr. A my life would not be enjoyable thank you Eureka VA 🙏

I have just been through this VA yesterday, was treated very well. Fast service and they were thorough after being through a few other VA's I was hesitant. What a nice staff and good DR. Thank you

HRC gave me the ability to heal and face my substance abuse problems and my mental health and overall well-being on my own terms. You will get what you put in out of the program, and if you are in a group, Miss Ivy and Donald will call you out and hold you accountable! Big love to Moe, too! Staff were awesome, very supportive environment big Peet was my guy and my go to, but all the staff there very capable of getting you what you need to get on the road to recovery. Highly recommend!!!!

This place is great, if you want a Rehab where the staff helps and wants the best for you this place is it. I went to waterfront at first don’t go there.. this place the staff and the people become your family, everyone here is for your recovery it’s really nice to be treated like a person and not a pay check like waterfront. Here you can have your cell phone, we’ve gone camping, we go to Walmart, on fridays we go out and bowl or go to the ocean, and the foods great! Seriously love this place! 5 stars isn’t enough for this place. Thank you John and Jessy and all of the staff. Truly am greatful this place is here for those of us who need it

If you are lucky enough to find this place and get a bed here don’t hesitate. Use all of the resources and tools provided to you by this program while you are there. I was welcomed in and treated with the utmost respect and dignity by the very competent and hospitable staff. Excellent food, staff, facilities and living conditions. HRC gave me the opportunity and tools needed to turn my life around. 40 plus years of drug and alcohol abuse was on my resume going in. I am truly grateful for the staff, directors, counselors, and other clients that helped make me a better person. A sober person. Thank you!

Wes is the best! Thank you for all you do for our community! _Cëcë4Real 🤗

Crossroads saved my life, because of crossroads I now have 22 months clean and sober, in My darkest hour they went out of their way to pick me up in a different county and bring me to a county that would actually help me with my drug addiction, I'm proud to say that I am a success story of crossroads

NCSAC Crossroad's is an epic Treatment Center that has guided so many personal individuals that I know...in the right direction. Personally, I have noticed a constant pattern of successful recovery journeys. The costal location really sets a positive tone. I stand by NCSAC Crossroad's!

Mountain of Mercy is a life changing program, hope for the hopeless and a place to heal. 5/5 I recommend to anyone needing significant change in their lives.

Great meetings!

The Victory home is a win in itself, I spent half a year there in recovery under the shutdown and city control change over. My addiction to life lead me down the wrong terms in life I never . Never was a big drug user, I was a alcoholic from my first years moving to California. I worked in the butcher blocks of life I the kitchen I never knew what this home was I called here and there even when called upon picked up on I till neglected it because being black in a dominant Hispanic church had lines drawn. Especially the way people speak on political matters or division. But upon arrival I was a lil off especially during pandemic alot I could've did to make it . But I arrived broke mad at the world my parents my step parents and God parents o the choices to pull me here and with police neglect and unlawful force on other terms I was hurt emotionally after serving a decade plus still striving to define legit works. And feeling in Jim crow. I let the shop work go I dropped cold turkey. And I was shaking I read sonnys words on a radical free movement on religion scriptures and being relative from the eastern coast in bon in the great lakes and Tru state area I took my chances at detox I seen people I probably would've tried to shake off. Especially being on level 4 on two states and a circle next door to each other and earning my credentials with all these terms on flawless mercy. I had disbelief I saw enemies. And doubt without my brothers then I seen pastor Sonny his son who would've Neva came to if I knew he was one of the shop customers and me fighting my life choices and god-parents on every level and my career choices. I read stories of Esther watch movies of courage and write some many scriptures of loyalty to the word and stories of triumph over binds of color and status. Watched plays of celebration , romance threw every service gave unconditional with a bias black heart still I put my hand in was taught lessons of trust in blindspots. And brought back of memories in A.A meeting them in disguise traveling threw the bay area and then finding a victory home an my own terms in my homelands near my mom. I failed but the gospel of recovery will always live on

Ive been coming to this church for over 2 years now, i consider the people family and the building my home! If your in need of a good church id highly recommend!

I was a resident in the 90s and I will say they were very good with us. They taught us life lessons and showed us respect and how to respect .

Very nice facilities and people. Make sure you park in the front. All other entrances are staff only. The eye clinic is great. Very professional. Sandy was very helpful. Albert at the optical Shop is very helpful.

My clinic. So friendly

I am extremely pleased with the care I have received from my GP, from Dental Department, and from one-time Triage Nurse.

Great staff

So far, after many years in the VA Health System, support has been the best from the Lime Team and Jose Parker.

The Memorial garden has many macro opportunities and the small ponds have many kinds of waterfowl in the NW corner. I've even seen a Peregrine Falcon on site.

I went there for 5 nights and 6 days. This was my first time at a rehab and I was really nervous and apprehensive about what it would be like. I will tell you that this place was exactly what I needed. The entire staff was so immensely helpful and welcoming, a lot of the staff are former guests trying to get sober, so they know what it’s like!! Then you have the guests who were amazing. This amazing place helped save me so I could get right for my family and myself.

THIS IS THE ADDRESS TO THE OLD WALTER'S HOUSE. THE ADDRESS TO THE NEW WALTER'S HOUSE IS 1905 East Beamer St Woodland, CA 95776 Idk why they haven't updated it yet!!!!

I felt an increased freedom to express or reveal things about myself. It’s difficult to detail here, but it had something to do with the way she , Nicole Montgomery, (PMHNP-BC) introduced herself. I feel relaxed. Sent from my iPhone

Cindy is the best. She 'gets' me and is kind and smart! Same as before. I will miss her bunches.

Very hard working and dedicated staff going above and beyond to help people. They care about everyone there no matter how hard you make it. It is clear they have heavy budget constraints and lack of senior leadership. Processes that could be greatly improved: * Pill line next to the phones and nurses station (bad HIPPA) * Protocols that don't force individuals to eat at a faster pace * Overscheduled group meetings (take a day off) * Just put cameras in the rooms, it'd be easier * Standard issue starting kit. Toothbrush, underwear, ect * (I didn't know I was allowed to have a toothbrush) * Book cart every night before bed would be great * Why not pass / collect clothes, towels, ect. at same time * Chairs that can be moved by the elderly with walkers * 2 Chairs in the rooms (1 per person) * T.V. and headphones in the rooms (1 set per person) * Airplane mode style with designated safe options for age * Google translate on the tablets with voice to text * You can always nod or shake your head to confirm translate * Better writing utensils and plastic butter knifes go a long way Thank you for the free toothbrush. I turned it into a quill 11/5

staff there are amazing! Josh the dude with braces really helped me! So did zack, josh,lily and lupita!

My recent stay at Santa Rosa Behavioral Health offered a revealing look into both the strengths and shortcomings of the facility. While food was provided in generous amounts, the nutritional value and reliance on snacks for emotional comfort raise concerns. For many patients, especially those forming new habits around coping and self-soothing, this can create or reinforce unhealthy associations with food. Beyond meals, television, brief therapy sessions, sleep, and basic coloring activities, there is very little available for meaningful engagement. Introducing a wider range of creative art projects, structured activities, and meditation practices would significantly enhance patients’ ability to develop healthy coping mechanisms. It’s important to note that I participated in this week-long stay as part of a research experiment—a voluntary admission—however, staff were unaware of this distinction. Each division of the hospital appears to be run independently, which contributes to inconsistent communication and uneven patient experience. Despite the facility’s limitations, several staff members stood out for their professionalism, patience, and genuine care. My assigned team included Dr. Kuala, assistant and counselor Racquel, and Jordan and Dr. Blay, all of whom were attentive and highly professional throughout my stay. In the 600 division, Maria, the head nurse, maintained a steady professional presence. Charles, the medical nurse attendant, was meticulous with medications and dosages. Conner, a therapist, brought levity and comfort through his guitar, singing voice, and calm, charismatic demeanor. Among the MHTs, Edward and Teddy were especially thoughtful and supportive, and Ana’s bright personality consistently lifted the atmosphere of an otherwise somber unit. These individuals work 12–16-hour shifts, often without meaningful breaks, yet they maintain composure, humor, and order—efforts that make a tremendous difference for patients who have little else to hold onto. However, certain conditions deserve attention. Due to staffing shortages, I went nearly a week without any direct sunlight—something crucial for both mental and physical health. The mandatory quarter-hour checks at night, while necessary for safety, sometimes became grueling when doors were left fully open and harsh hallway lights made sleep difficult. Additionally, some phone messages were never passed along, which is distressing for patients whose only connection to the outside world is through loved ones. Overall, Santa Rosa Behavioral Health has a dedicated and compassionate team working under difficult circumstances, but significant improvements in structure, activities, communication, and basic patient accommodations would greatly benefit those in their care. The staff named above deserve recognition for their exceptional commitment despite the limitations of the facility.

So far, after many years in the VA Health System, support has been the best from the Lime Team and Jose Parker.

The Memorial garden has many macro opportunities and the small ponds have many kinds of waterfowl in the NW corner. I've even seen a Peregrine Falcon on site.

Counselors and staff are truly amazing at their jobs.

Went to get appt. and was tersely sent away, being told not taking appts. ANY TIME unless emergencies. I said I didn't mind if it was months away...but NO!!

Thank you Julie, Peggy, Kristina and all the kind people at reception. You’re kind and professional and thorough.

I find the doctor knowledge and friendly and easy to work with. She told me to get my act together and do better with my diet and made sure I was on top of my game without shaming me. I feel heard and I think I understood her.

Very up lifting. It was my first time , I will be going back .

The Victory home is a win in itself, I spent half a year there in recovery under the shutdown and city control change over. My addiction to life lead me down the wrong terms in life I never . Never was a big drug user, I was a alcoholic from my first years moving to California. I worked in the butcher blocks of life I the kitchen I never knew what this home was I called here and there even when called upon picked up on I till neglected it because being black in a dominant Hispanic church had lines drawn. Especially the way people speak on political matters or division. But upon arrival I was a lil off especially during pandemic alot I could've did to make it . But I arrived broke mad at the world my parents my step parents and God parents o the choices to pull me here and with police neglect and unlawful force on other terms I was hurt emotionally after serving a decade plus still striving to define legit works. And feeling in Jim crow. I let the shop work go I dropped cold turkey. And I was shaking I read sonnys words on a radical free movement on religion scriptures and being relative from the eastern coast in bon in the great lakes and Tru state area I took my chances at detox I seen people I probably would've tried to shake off. Especially being on level 4 on two states and a circle next door to each other and earning my credentials with all these terms on flawless mercy. I had disbelief I saw enemies. And doubt without my brothers then I seen pastor Sonny his son who would've Neva came to if I knew he was one of the shop customers and me fighting my life choices and god-parents on every level and my career choices. I read stories of Esther watch movies of courage and write some many scriptures of loyalty to the word and stories of triumph over binds of color and status. Watched plays of celebration , romance threw every service gave unconditional with a bias black heart still I put my hand in was taught lessons of trust in blindspots. And brought back of memories in A.A meeting them in disguise traveling threw the bay area and then finding a victory home an my own terms in my homelands near my mom. I failed but the gospel of recovery will always live on

Ive been coming to this church for over 2 years now, i consider the people family and the building my home! If your in need of a good church id highly recommend!

The people who attended to me were very polite and help full, they answered all my questions" thanks

Friendly and helpful

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I have seen many outstanding changes at Behavioral Health's 'Safe Haven Wellness and Recovery Center' over the past year, including new staff members. Groups facilitated by peers have taken on a more intentional approach to the principles of self-love, mutual empowerment, wellness and recovery. I like what I am seeing.