Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Rochester, IN

Very quick visits. Good place

By far the best and most respectful clinic I've ever been too. Very thorough and everyone is very nice. Would recommend to anyone

It was very good the staff and doctor was amazing

I’ve been to two other treatment centers, and this is by far the best! The techs, therapists, NPs, and other staff are all amazing. If you need help, don’t hesitate. Just call them.

Bridges of hope is an excellent place to learn on recovery to help you in your sobriety and your future life!

Amazing rehabilitation center, great activities and outings!!

Great place really helps you to get clean and mental health is important with them on recovery

A&B was the point of recovery from my addiction, I am so grateful for the great change I’ve seen in my life. The staff was very helpful, they always gave me assistance when I needed it. Everyone, including clients, were respectful towards the other people, and all the friends I made there were as comfortable as I was by being there. They were a life changing experience.

Three of us is sitting around and reading about this person who say that people are drunk and high here and that is not true. I am here all th time and that is not what i see happening here. I could not stop drinking for 29 years and I tried everything and now I got me over three months. That never happened at any of these other pleaces, which I been to them all. Plus the peoples here love you and treat you with respect. I wish I know who write that because I don't think somebody write that whose been here. This is a GOOD PLACE!

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The photos on the website aren’t the actual building you go to at the Lawrence location. Don’t bring cash like they tell you, can’t use it anyways. If you vape bring about 5 cuz they don’t let you charge them??? You are welcome to use your phone to order necessities off Amazon or need to use GoPuff. Other than that, if you don’t list a person upon admittance, you cannot contact them. Even if it’s an emergency (yes I witnessed it). Inconsiderate & not good care for people who are recovering & in a bind. They kinda make it worse. Only take 7 of each clothing item, otherwise the rest goes into a shed that you CANNOT access for some reason. Inconsiderate & rude employees. You ask them for things & they either deliberately ignore you, act like it’s an inconvenience or “forget.” Depending on the person working the rules are different, inconsistent & favoring certain people. It should be the same all around. The groups/classes are same things you would get with outpatient in the comfort of your home. They feed you like toddlers. For example: 3(?!!!) corn dogs, undercooked tater tots, & tough broccoli… most the time the food is cold too. Don’t get me wrong, my 5 days (out of the 28 planned) helped me detox & feel better & I’m going to continue my treatment w someone else or in a different way. The environment didn’t help anything else.

Debbie Shelley is a cut above her peers. She is polite, direct, thorough, compassionate, kind, as well as, professional. She is very conscious of her patients needs and taking time too address them.

Claudia is the best, she’s very patient and caring and very professional. Her team is world class! 10/10 recommendation

Claudia is amazing! She makes you feel comfortable right away and really takes the time to listen. Talking with her feels easy, and she gives such helpful guidance without ever making you feel judged. I’m so glad I started working with her—I’d definitely recommend her to anyone looking for support.

Entered with a high level of apprehension, low expectations and uncertainty. My experience here exceeded my expectations. The group of individuals and the process help build a very stable foundation for me. The psi leadership group st all levels weee outstanding. While the results are yet to unfold I left a better person and a solid vision of the future my group associates many have continued the connection through our journey.

I have a medical history of IBS. I told them all the symptoms were the same as they were in the past when I was prescribed dycyclamine. Said I had diaria which then alleviated my cramps which further hinted at just IBS cramps. They said they wouldn't write me a prescription unless I did a CT scan at Elmhurst hospital. I asked if I have to take any medication for the CT scan. She said no. I had to get an IV with contrast. Just canceled an appointment this morning due to feeling unwell from the contrast/scan. Hopefully I can still make it into work.

Bathroom door in reception area needs to get fixed had a man giggle the door and it unlocked the door. I said someone’s in here he then again opens the door as I’m pulling up my pants.

Intake person told me “May 24th is a great day to be sober. Has a good ring to it.” That alone kept me sober. 748 days later, I am still sober. Thank you Hazelden!! It’s the little things.

Such a transformative experience! Naturally, the reviews you read for addiction treatment centers are going to skew negative but don't let that deter you if you believe you need help. Not only did I have an amazing experience with staff, I've built a strong foundation of community among my peers who were also seeking treatment. While encouraged by their use of an evidenced-based model, the incorporation of the 12-steps had me skeptical at first but now I'm fully committed. If you feel the 12 steps aren't for you, they also provide information about alternatives such as SMART Recovery and Recovery Dharma. My one complaint would be that I had chosen to participate in the in-person IOP during intake, but was somehow placed into the virtual IOP. Once it was recognized it was a quick fix and it didn't impact my start date or anything like that.

Could not have been more pleased with my experience and have grown so much in my 10 months of outpatient treatment. Cleidy and Mark will be in my recovery forever and cannot thank enough.