Best Englewood, CO Drug Rehab Centers

I'm here for adult inpatient. It's fine, it's pretty much the same as other mental hospitals I've been to. Staff are friendly and competent. I like how this place has snacks available for most of the day, with drink options. Most other places don't have that. My only complaint is that there's currently a woman in my ward experiencing major psychosis and she's really annoying. I feel like she should be in a more intensive unit. But other than that this place is fine.

Great booth and fun event

Amazing both and time spent. They are gr8

I had the opportunity to do my eval with Jennifer. I came in and was offered coffee and snacks and a comfortable chair until they were ready to see me. They were courteous and kind and very helpful!

Very kind and trauma informed over at the department that specializes in developmental disabilities. Be sure to do your homework before you sign up with anybody tell them what you’re needing because nobody is a mind reader and a lot of of these reviews I’m seeing are very negative which I’m sorry to hear but luckily with the disability department everybody has been super kind and understanding so far.

AMHR has been a transformative experience for me. As a woman beginning to confront deep-seated childhood trauma, I found their specialized programs and expert therapists to be exactly what I needed. The staff’s expertise in childhood trauma recovery and adult PTSD is evident in every session. The group therapy sessions are particularly impactful. They’re structured and led by seasoned professionals, providing a safe and supportive environment reminiscent of high-end residential treatment centers. The sense of community and understanding among participants has been invaluable to my healing journey. AMHR’s commitment to individualized care, combined with their comprehensive services, makes them stand out in the field of mental health and recovery. I wholeheartedly recommend their services to anyone serious about their recovery journey.

Just did a walk in intake so far. The staff member Ian was exceptionally helpful, and polite, and a very kind and professional man..my boyfriend and I showed up ad walk ins just after working on cars all.day we were a bit messy. Ian didn't change his behavior towards us though. He was still very professional and spoke.to us the same way he spoke to all the other clients That's rare.. So far we love this place...

I am a proud member of Cherokee Indian Tribe, in eastern Oklahoma. I have lived in Colorado since 2019. I have had the best luck with this clinic. Great Drs., and great staff.

I’m so thankful for Denver Indian services. They have gone above and beyond to help me. I feel safe and secure knowing my healthcare provide and staff work together to provide me with the best care! I’ve been coming here for a year and never had a bad experience.

I can get busy but I guess be patient

I'm happy for having found this place when I did. I was going through a low point in my life and they came in to help me when I needed it. It felt so good to go through my problems and finally be able to overcome them.

Jenna Watts called me and she is amazing ♡(ӦｖӦ｡)

My therapist, Lindsey Stevenson, is absolutely fantastic, she’s a great fit for me and incredibly helpful.

They have really helped me. i was at a very low point and they have been helping be get back up.

I had the honor of attending the graduation ceremony last week. It was inspiring to see young people eloquently speak to impacts the staff and teachers have on their lives. The teachers also shared stories and the genuine responses from the students of feeling heard and seen was remarkable. Residents of the home have many struggles and trauma, I witnessed the structure of staff navigating them to their seats and to the picnic lunch after, it was done with ease, respect, and care. I look forward to additional opportunities to witness the magic of treatment at DCH.

I went here several years ago for day school. I've suffered from bad anger issues and anxiety. This school definitely has its bad and good just like any other place. I can't say I've lived here to give review on that but for day school they treated me fairly well. I did struggle but they compromised allot especially when I bonded with multiple people one big one being Brooke houchens. I love her and she was the best thing for me. They never put their hands on me cause I never gave them a reason to. Atleast from my experience they won't put their hands on a kid until there is a good enough reason and from a kid that suffers from problems herself can say and vouch for this. I will be frank the food is terrible and I can see why residential doesn't want to eat it, but if your day you can bring your own lunch which does suck for residential, I do know for a fact if you buy lunch for your kid they can still eat it and have better lunch like day time. But that being said I can see both sides of why residential has had bad experiences cause they had no control what so ever in their situation. But as a person who's been a long time here and almost became residential I can vouch that there is good and bad to every place. As long as the kids behave and do what they need to do they won't be treated any other way, just like law if you mess up as an adult with law Involved consequences are deemed to happen for you. I will be a great mother so my kid will never experience the things I did, but I just know that this place isn't so bad. It's better then jail, the streets, mental hospitals, actual group homes ect. The reasoning is cause they do care about their job and what the kids experience. If the kid was bad, myself would take the situation in action. Especially kids that take it further then it needs to be. And just like law if you compromise and you listen they to will compromise and listen. They are stricked but lower down the rules to the kids that aren't as bad as others, I wouldn't call it favoritism I'd call it a break cause this job is hard. I can't imagine myself taking on a job with kids that are 1. Unpredictable 2. Have a past not anyone can understand or help to the extent they need especially if I have never experienced the stuff they have. 3. They risk their body, mind, mental health, and Livly hood for the kids here. Ans as far as I understand they had a choice to get into the career and they have a choice to leave especially if they felt a negative impact on them. But instead they dedicate to helping these kids that don't appreciate them or life or even the food given on their table inside denver children home or not. And I know kids there that have been in for such bad stuff it's crazy. So for kids that are already ungreatful they have so much trauma they haven't processed themselves I can see why they see this place as a "bad place" I have changed and I have the motivation to keep thriving not everyone can and you have to understand that and give that person grace and understand their reality cause if not then your gonna let yourself continue to be effected by their own hurt they are putting on you. Which the professionals here truly understand that having them sacrifice so much of themselves for these kids that they are just ungrateful shyts that try and harm themselves 95% of the time. So please understand this place does have bad and good but also understand the staff try and make it a better environment to their best of ability. Trust me if you aren't built for this environment you'll leave the first day cause there isn't one day a kid does something crazy and disturbing. Definitely takes a strong human being handling these kids. Agree, disagree I don't care. I do support this place and giving it atleast 4 stars since the food is trash is really the main thing that won't change for a very long time. 😂

I volunteer here through my work often and it's always a wonderful experience. The staff is great and the kids are such a joy.

My 94 year old mom just stayed for 5 days at Cambridge Care Center. It was actually because I’m her caregiver and needed a few days of respite. When she came home she said that she really liked it and would like to go back sometime! She said the staff was wonderful and caring and the food was good. Since she is on hospice, Medicare paid for the 5 days. If she needs to go for a longer stay I would definitely have her go to Cambridge again! Cindy in Wheat Ridge

Cambridge Care Center patient care coordinator Savanha was amazing, we are with LUXE VISION and she provided us with everything we needed and was very helpful and supportive with anything we needed. She made us feel welcomed and appreciated we thank you for your awesomeness - LUXE VISION<3

We are with Luxe-Vision a partner of this facility for eyecare, Savanha, the PCC- patient care coordinator- at the front was exceptionally courteous and helpful. She made us feel welcomed and appreciated. You have a star employee who goes above and beyond. Thank you for all your help! - LUXE Vision family.

The building is nice and clean, the office I went to has a reception area where you check in and their waiting area has very nice and comfortable chairs, is very clean and the staff are great, friendly and anxious to help. I enjoy the area views.

I had a hard time finding the office I was looking for in the building. Overall the whole building is very nice, would like a better directory inside the building. The specific office I was looking for was nice and very well kept, service was quick and staff was friendly.

Great office space options. And you can share amenities at the other Regus locations. The problem for me is that you cannot have an individual address. But that also works for many people.