Drug Rehab Centers in Monticello, Indiana

The staff at Riverbend were so friendly and compassionate. They honestly changed my life and motivated me to pursue a career in healthcare. I highly recommend them!

I went to the ARC program here. Which is the addiction unit and it absolutely changed my life. The staff were absolutely amazing. Some of them are still major parts of my life and my recovery. I couldn t be more blessed for my time spent there . Such an amazing place . The therapist were perfect. The leadership was perfect. I don t have one complaint. And I gave them a run for their money and they never stopped showing me love and support. Thank you for saving my life !

I voluntarily admitted myself here for severe depression. The staff is absolutely amazing, every single one. I first called to find out what the intake process was like and was immediately asked if i was safe and for a call back number just in case. I walked in and was immediately seen and processed. Everyone was so loving, compassionate, and professional. Extremely clean and comfortable(enough) facilities. The food wasn't too bad. However, they lack on activities, especially on the weekends. There are no social workers or therapists on weekends. Also a lot of free time, possibly too much. So if you are able to, get yourself there in the beginning of the week when all the social workers, psychiatrists, and therapists are actually there. But through all of that, they really helped me and they're the reason I'm still here today. Thank you River Bend!

It was a great program and it helped me restore my relationships with friends and family. I've made a whole new group that i can depend. Jeff Lazzaro is a big part of my recovery and the whole staff at First City, these people who work there really do care and will go out of there way too help. I'll always be grateful for First City and all the staff that helped me along the way!

I was only here for two weeks and left on my own, but this place did so much for me in that time and I ll never be able to thank them enough. Is this place perfect? Far from it, a lot of tweaks they will need to make in time. The biggest highlight of the place is the staff, for the most part, just about everyone that works there has been through it, and you can tell they actually care.I can t remember everyone s names, but shoutout to all the techs, Kari and Cameron were wonderful to me, to the nursing staff, Chad and Chantel, The facilitators, therapists, AND THE COOKS! Everyday I was there, I felt spoiled getting to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Mya and Mike were wonderful.My only major gripe about the place is the director of the facility. He needs to hold himself to a higher standard and stop talking to clients the way he does. I feel everyone there has Stockholm syndrome when it comes to that guy and makes all types of excuses for him.Last but not least, thank you to Sarah which is a group leader/therapist. She was the shining star of that establishment. The stuff she has been through and the fact that she comes to work everyday motivated to help the people there is nothing short of admirable/inspiring. I wasn t sure about her at first and she quickly grew to be my favorite. God bless her.This is a great place, and if you read and listen to any review, have it be mine.

I came to First City Recovery Center to get help with my bipolar, BPD and OCD. It has been the greatest experience of my life. The food, the accommodations and everything related to living there was amazing.My case manager, my therapist, the group facilitators, the techs and the chefs were beyond incredible. I highly recommend First City Recovery Center to anyone dealing with mental health issues and drug and alcohol addiction.

I've had nothing but the upmost positive experience here. Every Dr I've seen has been so kind and caring with my son. They have done nothing but help us with the struggles and questions and have helped with answering them. They have nothing but respect and admiration from me and my son.

I have a great therapist named Greg & Lindsey the medication psych NP is just as great ! I've only had good experiences the last 3yrs I've been with them .

I love that everything is connected in the system with doctors and medications. Everyone is always super nice and helpful.

Higgins is # 1 in my book. I have known the parents for years. Great family and I can always count on a honest working family.

I am so grateful for the entire staff of Heartland. At some of my families toughest moments, they were there to help support in all the ways that they would. I have had the unfortunate need to seek treatment for a family member and this is the place I would always recommend for any family I know. From a Mom who has been there..Heartland is a place to trust.

Heartland has completely transformed my life. I came as a client seeking a change, and I was met with open arms by a team full of love, understanding, and compassion, free of judgment. Jaime, Jeanie, Molly, Germaine, Travis, Laura, and Jen each one of them is unique and passionate about helping people. I've never felt so cared for. My gratitude is endless, so much so that I joined the Heartland team full-time. There's truly no place I'd rather be.

Everyone is always courteous and helpful! This time I asked a question about my congoing condition and my dr immediately took action.. Thank you!!

Dr Tricia Wright is an outstanding family physician, and we trust her diagnosis and treatments with the highest confidence. Both Drs Tricia Wright and her husband Dr Jason Wright are outstanding examples of excellent healthcare professionals in a small town/rural setting. We are incredibly fortunate to have them in our community.

Dr. Nicole Clark is wonderful. She quickly recognized a potential serious condition and within minutes had me in Cardiology!! I take great comfort in her listening, quickly accessing my condition and promptly getting me the medical attention I needed!

i ve always said i was gonna write a big review when i got out, yet i never did. although this place didn t make me perfect i m still learning much more about myself and my mental health. i had a good experience although i wasn t the best when i first came in. i was a total mess, i was struggling with family problems and finding myself and so much more. my parents sent me to an inpatient to send me to a residential since i ve been to soooooo many inpatients before all this. one thing i learned about the difference is that inpatients are there for immediate care and keep u safe, but residentials help u fix yourself and help u learn skills to beat those mental blocks. i first came in and i was so sad i would cry a lot since i get easily homesick. but then i saw my friend from a city i often go to and i was all good. we did a lot of bad things and eventually we fought eachother. this made me realize how bad of a person i am. i started becoming better since then and i messed up a few times but then i finally got a pass since it was the holidays (christmas) and i finally got to see my family and i was so happy. i messed up still but its about progress not perfection! i then worked on my relationship with my mom and i finally forgave her and she changed. i was also leveling up at that time and it was crazy to say i was on red for a little over a month, but i was so focused on studying my dbt skills and it worked. dbt (dialectical behavioural therapy) is pretty effective if u ask me. if u can use your skills effectively, you my friend will be able to use those skills in an everyday basis. cool fact for dbt, if you have ever helped yourself positively to calm yourself down, positively stop an argument, etc then you have probably used dbt without even realizing it! i know many people have their experiences and stories but the help u need is all dependent on you and you guys cannot blame a facility for doing their jobs. i get they can be strict but this fixes you to be less stubborn and if you use your skills you can handle their strictness and learn from it. something i can t understand is that when people come to facilities and say they don t need the help. it doesn t make sense, you aren t sent there without a reason and if you were sent there with a reason and u still claim you don t need help, you need to think and take accountability. that is like driving a 50 year old car that s on the brink of breaking and someone asks to help and you say you don t want it. as a gen z we have a word for it, delusional/delulu. for everybody who s made a bad review and has negativity towards this place i just wish to understand why you guys can t take accountability. i came in thinking i didn t need help and ever since i got out as dbt advisor and level blue, i realized where i was wrong and wanted to fix it. please i wanna advocate for the people who struggle with mental issues if you guys ever wanna talk, email me. thank you to all the workers. Earl and Teacher Wendy get my special shout out since i love them so much therapeutically and everyone on North Unit when i was there. i am so grateful for all of you guys since you have built me as a better person!!i wanna advocate to parents with teens who have struggles, teens with struggles, or even just people with struggles (if 18+ please don t be weird). i have went through my struggles and i wanna advocate to get your struggles fixed too. we can talk on the phone to learn about dbt and i will do my best. parents if you have struggling teens, please consider this place. you guys can talk to me and i will advocate but will not force.i pray for the best for everyone!

I was at Midwest center for about 95 days and every moment, though some weren't always enjoyable, was extremely worth it. I would like you to know that the north unit BRS' unit clerk and teacher were phenomenal! I will definitely be in touch with the staff. They took care of me and I was treated equally. As the DBT advisor ( head of resident council) I learned what it ment to be accountable, and to be a good leader. I would suggest Midwest-center for youth and families!

I am aware that I ve already left a review for Midwest. However, after a few months, I do believe that it would be important to provide a little update. Midwest has continued to set my life on a good path. They ve helped me get sober, manage my emotions, and take back my life. I m taking classes to become a teacher to help kids going through their own challenging situations, a path I would never have gotten to if not for Teacher Wendy. I ve become more confident in myself, thanks to Pickle, Eir, and Earl. Thanks to Jasmine, I ve become more open, honest, and assertive about my needs. I ve become an active advocate for myself and others, courtesy of my time on my unit s Resident Council. I ve gotten my medications under control and gotten off of a majority of them, which can be attributed to the amazing nursing staff and Dr. Jarvis care and encouragement, along with DBT as a whole. And I ll always remember the early mornings joking around with Josh and my roommate. Not to mention that my quality of life, the quality of the people around me, and my general happiness have improved so much, and I never would ve given them a chance to if not for the amazing staff at Midwest. I also want to give a shoutout to Ms. Patrice and Kurtis. They always got a lot of hate because they followed the rules, but ultimately, they made the experience much better.Parents, I know that times have to be rough if your children need to be sent here, and yes, it s not going to be easy. I know that it s especially hard if your impression of MCYF is based on the reviews you see here. But I implore you to give them a chance. The staff here are wonderful, and they truly care about making an impact on your children s lives. Everyone from the Chef to the BHWs to the CEO cares about their residents and wants to give them a chance to have a better life.I came to MCYF during the most difficult time of my life a time when I wanted nothing more than to give up and die. I left MCYF with renewed hope and aspirations to do and be more. They showed me that we all have a life worth living. Yes, there have been setbacks, but life just has those. But before now, I would have let those mistakes consume me and lead me down a path of self-destruction. But they ve given me the tools I needed to set myself back on a better route, and I never could ve gotten this far without them. Thank you, Midwest, for giving me and many others the opportunity to truly live.