Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Danielson, CT

My experience with RIATC was great I loved the people I met on my zoom meetings, and the monitors were absolutely amazing. I did zoom meetings because I didn't live in RI. I learned so much from them and I still use all my coping skills I got from them. I would definitely recommend going here for anyone having issues with Mental Health. Thank You.

Totally saved my life and got me back on track to livea happy and healthy life!! I was very skeptical at first (many reasons).

I joined this program almost 5 months ago (6/15/23), and so far I am very pleased with the services that they provide. I have been on 2 other programs (New Era in Bridgeport and CT Counciling Center in Danbury) prior to my joining the Root Center, and in my experience, the Root Center is a far better program. The nurses, the councilors, and the rest of the staff are extremely professional while maintaining a warm and friendly atmosphere for their patients. Unfortunately, I did have a couple of false positive urinalysises. However, when they saw how upset I was over the error, they believed me, and approved my take home bottles anyway. That would have NEVER HAPPENED at the other programs I have been on. If you are struggling with addiction and are considering joining the Root Center, do it. Today could be the day that you begin to turn it all around. Make the call. God bless!! It has been a couple of months since my last review. In that time I had my bottles recalled for another false positive. There's been a lot of talk at the program about this issue. Apparently this isn't a "me" problem. It's a "we" problem. Because a high (no pun intended) number of clients are complaining about false positives, and to me, that's a problem. I can't speak for everyone else, but in my case, I know that I haven't used since 6/23. It's now 1/24. I shouldn't have any drugs left in my system. The Root Center really needs to address and fix this issue. Not only is it unfair to be treated punitively when you are innocent of wrongdoing, it is also dangerous to the addict. It's the sort of thing that can topple someone's recovery.

This place helped me when no one else could because of insurance shenanigans. I've been going here for 3 years and I forsee myself continuing to recieve therapy and help from the Providence center for many more to come. Hands down I love my therapist and my case worker, with the help of my perscriber all working as a team to help me be the best me I can try to be.

When you have people who are close to you die. That hit's straight to the core, being closed off to the world. That's when you get help, to learn how to cope with those feelings. Those feelings are only thoughts which you don't have to own them, so learn how to let go some of those feelings.

Have noticed some very bad reviews of the personnel at The Providence Center. I have observed completely the opposite: everyone is very professional, kind, caring and tries to be as helpful as possible. Considering the disgraceful mental health system in this country, with meager funding available, the staff at TPC provides better help and support to their often homeless clientele than many of the private facilities for which patients pay a great deal of money. Bravo to The Providence Center.

One of the best and most beneficial non-profit agencies in and around Providence, RI.

Fantastic Employees that work for this place. Great experience

I go to do my taxes every year wonderful people very friendly and always on point when it comes to my finances have nothing but love for them thank you open doors

have been going here for 10+ years, the staff is for the most part super amazing and understanding. I always seem to have problems with the psych nurse, very unprofessional. I also always have to wait until the day I'm out of my meds for them to send me a refill which is so dangerous/risky and I don't completely understand it. Otherwise every other aspect about this place is amazing, great therapists and psychiatrists!

I’ve been going to United Services for psychiatric med management since around 2012. They’ve always been so helpful, welcoming, understanding, etc. I’ve been with my provider, Samer, for the last 4ish years and I can honestly say I’ve never had a more attentive and caring provider. He really listens to what I’m saying and takes the time to understand and works with me to find the best solution. I cannot say enough good things about the man, truly. Thank you United Services (and most of all thank you Samer) for all that you do. You have no idea how much it means.

Nice, comfortable, quiet environment, good people, excellent doctors, A++++++.....ratings.

I would like to share my experience. If you’re ready to learn about your addiction and help, then this is the place. One day at a time. Thank you for your patience and support with me. Marty I am doing great today thank you. And everyone who has made my life better. The whole Bridgemark.

Ive been there it's truly a great place good experience, it really helped with work school meds and family.

Looking back on my recovery with Bridemark I was thinking about 1 amazing man who helped me emmensaly ! Matt , I give credit where credits due . You were a huge part of my recovery and the R.I. Parole board . You took time out of your day to make sure I was taking my Antibuse . Coming to my home every morning on your way to work everyday for 1 yr. Because of that I am sober for many yrs now ! Your a great guy who really cares about your Parolees ! With out you who knows where I would be today ! I just want to thank you emmesaly for your effort and kindness . Sincerely, Shawna Di Goovangiacomo . I will never forget you

We love our pediatrician there. She’s so kind and listens to us and treats our whole family with respect.

Fantastic Employees that work for this place. Great experience

GREAT community resource!

Frank is a amazing therapist and the staff here are very nice

I originally came here to get better at socializing. After a few months, I had realized (completely separate from anything to do with therapy here) that I have PTSD from childhood trauma. The main therapist I was seeing was kind, easy to talk to, and receptive. However, I only got to see her once every three weeks, and Wheeler occasionally even cancelled those appointments, so we barely made any progress when we did meet. She had expressed that "you might have autism, but it would be a minor diagnosis." I just recently got a neuro assessment elsewhere that indicates that I am autistic, and research has led me to the conclusion that that's about 90% of my struggle. Can't blame her for being unaware and overworked, she's putting in her resources the best she reasonably can in this environment. The APRN I saw here asked me questions for one hour and then ignored every bit of information I gave her to say she'd picked out a medication I blatantly expressed I wasn't interested in (I don't need SSRIs, I don't want to change my serotonin because I feel plenty of happiness and serotonin is more complicated than being "a happy chemical" / I can't deal with the side effects and withdrawal symptoms). When I expressed frustration with her inauthenticity during an extremely pivotal and difficult moment in my life, she acted like I have a mood disorder and put that on my record. I don't. Everyone else I saw agreed that I don't, but it's still on there. I'm actually still traumatized by having been in love with someone who does have a mood disorder and had zero accountability. Needless to say, this facility has no clue how to handle autism, and that's extremely alarming considering how awareness of autism is accelerating, hence the increase in diagnosed autistics within our population. Between what I've explained, coming to this facility is just simply not sustainable for most people, and if you need help and aren't getting it when you should, it's counterproductive. There are positive aspects to this place, as in it probably is great for people with mood disorders, because of available group therapies, though I had no place there because I would just be guilting people by being honest. Even though there's a lack of communication that let's people's biases get in the way of helping sometimes, there are some people who work here who do know what they're doing... I've just only had the briefest encounters with them. I wonder why. I saved the most important statement for last: I keep seeing billboards for Wheeler Clinic, and the most recent one blatantly advertises a medication. Now, reader, please consider why a mental health organization that's overbooked would need to advertise, and how that relates to me being prescribed a medication I never wanted and clearly don't actually need, and how I was not recommended help by the professionals who actually could've directed me towards a clear path of progress. I came here for 1 and a half to 2 years.

Heather is amazing. You can tell she loves her job and helping the community. Always attentive and answers any questions I may have .

Inter Community, 40 Coventry St, Hartford CT. I’ve had a very good experience with InterCommunity Health. The staff is welcoming, respectful, and genuinely cares about patient well-being. From the front desk to the doctors and counselors, everyone takes the time to listen and provide support without judgment. Their integrated approach to healthcare—covering physical, behavioral, and mental health—makes it easier to get comprehensive care in one place. The medical team explains treatment options clearly and works with you to find what fits best. Wait times can vary, but overall, the quality of care and compassion shown by the providers more than make up for it. They also offer helpful resources for recovery, wellness, and community support, which shows they’re truly invested in helping people improve their lives.

Intake appointment was smooth. I was seen by very compassionate APRN Heather and had visit with behavioral specialist. My first therapy session is scheduled for October. I have high hopes.