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I Am So Glad Im Allowed To Just Talk About My Experience. I Came In For The Most Traumatic Reasons a Mother,Thoughts That Cause Me Physical Pain. I Checked Self In and Immediatly Gave Me My Meds,So I Slept For Days. Having Been There Before, I Knew I Would Get Help. Alot Of Sleep and Switching Meds.I Had A Nurse That I Guess Kinda Triggered Me I Ended Up Getting Loud completely Out Of Character. But The Doc Looked Back at My First Time and I Had almost Exact Problem , I Mean OI Was Yelling At The Nite Meds Only But I Was All Over The Place.Bottom Line for Me Is Im Alive Today Because Of The Doctor and His Staff I Hope You All Have Hapy Holidays KImberly GREEN

Every bad review posted speaks truth! Read them! I was discharged unfairly and without any due diligence done on staffs part. The first week I was there I was verbally attacked and assaulted by another patient. Even though I did nothing wrong that was a strike one for me. The second week I was there *going Into my third week) my roommate who has mental issues went into the hallway and said my name loudly. After all I had done had asked her what was going on as she had told my other roommate I told her to shut up when she was crying. Not true! Let me let you understand that the few days prior she had disclosed to both me and my other roommate that she lied when she showed up to detox, pouring alcohol on her to smell like it saying she drank a galloon a day and making herself drink just enough to appear drunk so they would take her in and not sleep on the streets because she was homeless. I can only assume that she had an omg moment what did I do!? By sharing that with me and Knowing that if my name was brought to spotlight id be asked to leave. The people that work there and make a life altering decision for people don't work there on the weekend and don't do any type of due diligence. They read a note from a tech who worked a 10 to 12 or 14 hour shift and possibly mistyped information because Emily could barley read through the techs notes.. I specifically asked Malik the tech if this was going g to cause me problems and he said no because it wasn't an alter altercation and we didn't need to be separated No discussion with the tech no discussion with me or even the other party the morning that I was discharged just simply telling me I was being discharged This is all a funding based money making business. I noticed while there that if you don't come through the detox program you don't make it past two weeks. Coincidence?I was so stressed out about the first strike I had I hadn't been able to go to the bathroom for 2 weeks until they finally took me to the hospital as I knew I had a diverticulitis flare up. How does one focus on recovery and sobriety when they're constantly stressed out about looking the wrong way or some girl who just wants the other girl gone. I wanted to be in the program I actively participated I attended all groups with the exception of the one we had on Saturday following my er visit *which i was told not to worry* I wasn't homeless I didnt need help with an id or help with a job like most. I watched 6 patients be wrongfully discharged from centerstone. My other roommate not the one who lied herself into the program but the other one coincidentally was also discharged the same day becausefilling up her water bottle during a class and missing one class. Yet the other roommate who laid in bed the same weekend and did not attend the NA class on Saturday remained in the program. there are numerous people that missed numerous classes but came through detox which means they were worth more funding. There are no random drug screens here unless you leave to go to er or an offsite na or aa class or doctors appt because if there were they would have known someone snuck methadone into the unit and was receiving a completion certificate the first night I was there. Tell me how this happens. They have no clue what goes on here and before altering someone's life and in this case my freedom due diligence should be done. I never even received a patient handbook until I was about to enter the 3rd week of treatment which BTW is a repeat of the prior week classes. Nothing changes. At the end of the day I realized it isn't going to take 26k for me to get sober its going to me and me alone and if you were to pull the recovery rate versus the relapse rate that centerstone has with this program most people of not half had been through it before. I learned some things about my self received a few good sheet handouts but learned if I want to be sober its all on me and shame shame on those ladies who don't know whats really going on. God knows. Alan, Aiden and Diane were nice.

I go in on Monday mornings for my weekly methadone. I just love Amy ,Tamber and all the ladies who work here in the local otp office. Im so glad I switch years back to here instead of Gainesville. I'd give 10 stars if I could

I have had a wonderful experience here from start to finish! Thank you for everything.

2 years ago today they helped start my journey to recovery. The amazing staff there supported and encouraged me to make the most out of their facilty. It was the best place I could have ever been blessed with. I can not put into words how great and helpful they are. I would not be sober today if my first stop wasn't on their doorstep. Thank you for giving me this new wonderful life.

A year ago yesterday Kat picked me up from the airport. In 10 minutes, I'll be going to a meeting to pick up my 1-year chip ❤️ From the moment I picked up the phone and spoke with the rep, Trisha, I had an amazing experience! She and my sister helped me coordinate my trip, as I was in no condition to do so myself. Within hours I had an airplane ticket and a bed. The first week is a daze. But I was comfortable, taken care of, and well fed. They also accommodated my dietary needs. The med staff paid close attention, monitoring vitals, and doing extra check-ins as needed (ex: coming during the night to check blood pressure if too low). The medication made detox comfortable, and made me feel safe (a major reason I chose a center was fear of DTs/death). The staff doctor was great, too. While there, we were offered groups that were very beneficial. These included relaxation/meditation/ mindfulness sessions, communication classes, and chiropractic services. There were fun activities like tiedye and group painting. H & I also came in daily, or was run by house staff. This was my intro to AA, which I've come to love and embrace. The rooms were comfortable, with a TV for each bed (head phones provided). My particular roommate situation was incredible! 3 of us text regularly, and are certain to be lifelong friends. The grounds are beautiful! The courtyard is a lovely place to relax and socialize. The back yard area has activities like corn hole and yard nuts. There's a sandbox that I called my beach, and would lounge and journal with my feet in the sand. Initially, I planned on detox, only, and then returning to Michigan. When I realized that detox was only the first step, they had reps from rehab facilities visit to help coordinate the second step. Shout out to Kenny, Kat. Marissa, Kenith, Rick and Felicai. I'm sure staff has changed, and that I've forgotten many names. But I'll never forget the amazing people that helped me start my road to recovery.

Just spent a well needed 3wks at 1 solution detox. The entire staff is great. Directors , Doctors ,techs ,nurses and therapist all do their job with ❤️. I would definitely recommend treatment there to anybody struggling with a drug/alcohol disease. Rick W

The staff and program helped bring me back to myself, they put me on the right track for a successful recovery and I couldn’t be more grateful for them. They met my needs and more. They made me feel like my life was worth living and that’s all I could ask for, I’m excited for this journey and I’ll definitely be back to visit. Thank you guys so much ❤️