Drug Rehab Centers in Middletown, California

My experience at the Santa Rosa VA has been exceptional except for my blood draw. I have very fine veins and the person doing my blood draw used a big needle after I explained that only a fine butterfly needle could work. I could not believe that she used a medium if not large needle and stuck it deep into my arm. She got no blood and put me through immeasurable pain! I have never had this happen before ever! After all that my blood work was never sent to me. At age 70 I really should be considered to be the expert on what my needs are. She completely discounted everything. Then she referred me to a supervisor who said oh I see what you mean! Not happy!

I have been a pastor for 45 years. I have visited with my people in every type of medical situation, not to mention the things that my family has gone through. If you think the VA is bad, try the real world. The San Francisco and Santa Rosa VA clinics and the hospital are tops.

I took a dear family friend here and they mixed up his appointment. He was very frustrated and said the staff are disorganized. The building itself is large and looks clean and well-maintained with lots of parking out front. We need to take good care of our veterans and give them priority for their health.

HI! "Recovery is no popularity contest". Let's get humble, and do whatever it takes to live in that humility.I was a case manager for both in-patient and out-patient. It was a joy helping others. What a person puts into their recovery is what they'll get.Campobello was a good recovery center. I am glad to see Camp is still around. There are alot of people and their families, who got their lives back on track there.Recovery is for those who want it . . DO YOU?

Saved my damn life and I had NOTHING coming. Ok? I was absolutely worthless and they looked beyond that. Gave me something I never could ever imagine having; hope. Disregard negative reviews. These people don't understand or are not ready to get clean. Wendy, along with all the staff, pierced my veil of darkness with a little bit of light. Thank you. It will never be forgotten.

What can I say, this place was the start of my recovery and sobriety. I can't believe at the time I am writing this review I currently have two years and one month of continuous sobriety. Campo, seemed just like yesterday. I spent 30 days at this place and learned about the 12 steps, got a sponsor right at a meeting held at the facility and got serious about recovery. I hold Campo near and dear to my heart. The staff really cares about you; they absolutely want you to succeed in your recovery. Very home like and smaller groups of people recovering from alcohol and addiction compared to other rehabilitation centers. Campobello is a HUGE part of my recovery and my journey. I went to the ER the first night I checked in due to my detox. The staff new exactly what to do and were very professional. I encourage you, if you think you may be an addict or alcoholic, know that you are, or have a family member who needs recovery, check Campobello out and give them a call. This disease is cunning, baffling and powerful! Without help, it is too much for us! I have THE BEST life I could ask for because of AA and recovery; it all started at Campo! I would have most likely been dead if I had not gone to rehab. Thank you Camobello and staff members! You have truly been a blessing! Put in the work and keep coming back. What you put into recovery is what you get out of recovery. Now I try to carry the message to the next suffering alcoholic and be of service. I am responsible... When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of AA always to be there. And for that: I am responsible...

Those struggling and/or in need of help, Reflections is the perfect place.Reflections is differentiated in a few ways. First, their approach is holistic; it's about more than just getting sober. The program includes reading and educational sessions, group discussions/therapy, individual therapy, and a personalized recovery plan. The professionals at Reflections are fantastic with a wide range of issues, including co-occurring disorders. And my program was tailored to involve my loved ones as much or as little as I preferred. Second, as much as it's possible, it's a fun and enjoyable experience. The food is phenomenal, the facilities are beautiful and well-maintained, and the environment is friendly and collegial (with both staff and fellow residents). Third, and most importantly, Reflections is one of the (if not the only) independently owned facilities in the area. This means that staff optimizes around what's best for the resident, and not what's just best for insurance. They truly care about each individual far more than the bottom line, which is apparent in both treatment issues as well as collaborative payment/insurance resolutions.I have two pieces of constructive feedback. One, I recommend stronger communication channels and coordination between the clinical staff and the operations team. I can only imagine how challenging it is to handle the ever-shifting complex operations at Reflections (e.g., living arrangements, staffing, scheduling, speakers, unforeseen individual needs), so it's no easy task. But occasionally there was some confusion on schedule changes with session content and/or timing. However, we were able to quickly resolve these issues as they were raised. And second, my arrival/onboarding was a bit scattered and piecemeal. I did arrive last minute, and my situation was unique (as previously discussed with staff, I moved between the McClay and Simmons facilities after a couple of days). But I would recommend that one staff person be assigned the holistic onboarding process that's completed/reviewed as the resident is acclimating to the program. Those two issues are minor, but I wanted to be comprehensive in my feedback.I built very strong relationships there, ones that I continue to value and maintain months later. I get together with my fellow residents, and I love seeing staff members at meetings and events around the Bay. I feel like I have a new lease on life. I am not happy that I spent time in a facility such as this, but it being necessary, I am thrilled that I chose Reflections for this brief chapter of my (new and much improved) life.

The six weeks that I spent at Reflections was a lifesaver. In particular, I appreciated their respect of my wanting to be treated like an intelligent adult and one who is not interested in the AA program.

are you wondering if you should go to Reflections? are you scared? trepidatious? worry no more, take my word for it, this is gonna be the best decision you have ever made!the only thing better than the program is the dedication and love you will get from the staff! truly outstanding.facility is top-notch, you are going to be swaddled in cozy blankets and provided with 3 amazing meals designed to aid in your recovery. yes, i went from eating 0-1 times a day to 3 times a day and lost 20 lbs in 30 days there.i will also highly recommend using the exercise area before your day begins, getting outside on walks with Michael and the Crowe, and taking advantage of all the van rides that will introduce you to various support groups.the teams' focus on aftercare is outstanding and will set you up for success when you leave treatment.i went from giving up everything for one thing to giving up one thing in order to have everything. :) :) :)