Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Clinton, IA

Very good place to be at if you want structure and help with getting your life in order. Insurance covers all expenses. You buy your personal groceries

The best ran recovery house ever. Thanks for the experience I am so thankful to them

The receptionist (Kathy I believe) is such a sweet lady!! I enjoyed talking with her while I was checking in and she was extremely helpful. My counselor was Sheila and she was also very enjoyable to speak to and extremely empathetic. She gets straight to the point but is also a great conversationalist in between. Both Sheila and Kathy were helpful in ensuring I could create a schedule that worked for me. I called Thursday and had an appointment by Friday morning. I was very nervous at first, but felt welcome and comfortable by the end. I highly recommend choosing ASAC.

The staff here is always nice, great location. Is the best place to renew your life here, you can find many options and all the people here help you in what they can.

They do a lot to help the community. They're now called Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC) but everybody knows them as New Directions and they keep themselves as New Directions in they phone book. Not to be confused with Clinton Substance Abuse Council.

My experience with this VA has been excellent. My paperwork was processed very quickly and care was established in a very timely manner. The staff are knowledgeable helpful. Unlike other VA's they do not play the "phone game" and call you back when you leave a voice mail. Primary Care and nursing staff in this facility are excellent.

One of the best VAs I have been to. My spouse is a travel nurse so I have seen many. Thank you to the staff for your professionalism and dedication to us Veterans.

The care that I received was spectacular. Yet, being in the ER overnight before a bed was available was interesting. To hear the staff at the counters and the Chief of Police comments about DEI was mind blowing, upsetting, and sad. The comments and how they felt were mean, ignorant, and callus about it made my time in the ER extremely uncomfortable while I was being treated by the kind nurses. I asked questions. The response I received was nothing less than racist. I was glad that I was treated by nurses that were professional, kind, and concerned about the care of a Veteran, but to the others, a disgrace. To compare DEI to Affirmative action was truly mind blowing and ignorance. That's just part of the conversations I've heard. SMH

she. was. very. kind. and. informative

They are trying to help me. I'm grateful for places like this. And glad they have places like this to help people.

I love it it has me to be in a better place

Outstanding facility all around. Staff is caring and supportive. Clarissa at the front desk keeps it all running smoothly.

For speed, I quickly review each aspect of the recovery after my full review. You can scroll past my full review for the bullet points. Full Review: Energy told me to take a look at options to heal the results of my actions. In my opinion, energy (not action) brought you to my review. I tried to detox at home and I briefly died. My energy showed me fiist hand the difference between life and death and my energy choose life. (Like it or not). I took action and called the facility, asked questions, and I was provided answers as well as a close contact until I arrived. When I arrived I saw it was a beautiful large 'lodge like' building in a tranquil, rural area. Intake was detailed, and quick. I can not remember too much of the intake process but I know they were friendly and understanding. My detox started immediately after intake. I was provided a private room. I was medicated and monitored often. After detox, I started a residential program. I was given a personal, clean room. They monitored us less than at detox but still 24/7. It took a bit to get used to the pop ins from the BHT's. Groups were the main activity 8 hours, 7 days a week. You are put into a group of 8-20 people. My group offered engagement and education that I took advantage of. After group we had the option to take advantage of the amenities. Pools, hot tub, workout space, common areas, propane fire pits, pool, darts, video games, art etc. This gave me the option to see that sober fun was possible. I was able to call home, handle my day to day and use my laptop/phone. Having my electronics was very helpful. There was a variety of snacks that ranged from ice cream to healthy options. A good variety of drink options were also available. I was offered a full breakfast, lunch and dinner everyday that included a decent amount of choice. I personally did not ask the cooks for special meals so I can not review the food a vegetarian, or glute-free person would need. I met all types of people of all ages. I saw all types of personalities. I found friends but I had to go around and take action to make those contacts. Not everyone wanted contacted, I respect that. However not everyone was someone I wanted to talk to. They offered on site Dharma and SMART classes as well as off-site AA and NA. I did not attend so I can not review Events and trips were planned on Saturdays and Sunday had church options. Medication was provided in a line with first come service. The lines seemed long at peak times so I learned to go do my meds off peak hours. Therapists were mainly there to handle the paperwork, give references to other programs and calculate CADs. Sessions were about an hour a week. Providers were either virtual or in person. I saw a provider weekly. The provider lines can be long as well so bring your headphones. The discharge went smooth for the most part. I did advocate for myself to make sure it went well. Bullet Points: - Intake: Fast, Friendly - Detox: Heavily monitored and medicated - Resedential: Personal room, program scheduled daily - Amenities: Exactly what is listed - Food: A variety, 3 meals a day and snacks - Meds: First come first serve, peak busy off peak quick - Atmosphere: Focused on sobriety and activities - Staff: Attentive, friendly - Therapists: Lacking direct in person contact - Clarity of the process, routine and Insurance updates were lacking - All around: It was great. learned a lot, met great people.

The negative reviews I have seen is concerning. Every business every rehab every hospital has flaws. You will never find what most of you are looking for which is perfection. I seen a review where the reviewer states there was 150 clients. yet there is not 150 or even close to that amount that is leaving negative reviews. There was even reviews claiming wood violet commits insurance fraud. Common sense would tell you if that was the case they would accept Medicaid and Medicare which is much easier to commit fraud with. Another thing no matter where you go things can slip past staff but if your loved one partakes in it. Then your loved one has to have accountability. If you have a garden then you will also see no matter what you put on it there will always be some weeds that will pop up. Same thing with these centers no matter how many safe guards they put up there will always be something the comes through. Am I saying wood violet is perfect? No. Noone is perfect. But giving the situation the world is in with people not really wanting to work. They do good with what staff they do have.

Dr. Harkin is the Goat of all clinics . I switched to his clinic for HIM!!

March 25 I will have been clean for 2 years. I have been to many clinics and never have come this far! If I have a problem I get dealt with usually that day and with addiction being fast and efficient can be life or death. I think Dr. Harkin has tried hard to make his clinic a better the typical methadone clinics and I think he’s done amazing job! Not one of the other clinics in Madison can you walk into and say I’m struggling can I please talk to the doctor, not one of them will you be able to do that but at ASAP you can and that’s enough for me that right there is what it should be! When we walk in there in the morning sometimes all we need is someone to say hi , how are u doing with a smile on their face and that’s enough to change that day!! I’m so grateful for my second chance at life….well let’s keep it real more like 100th chance at life!! Lol but I think I got it this time and that’s thanks to dr. Harkin and he’s amazing staff!!

Dr Harkin, is great he is truly compassionate for his patient's. I have only been to one other clinic and they just treat you like a number, they treat you with respect at ASAP and they don't judge. It seems like everyone likes Dr Harkin, you will even find him out in the parking lot from time to time giving fist bumps to his patient's and asking them how they are doing.

Some of the staff are extremely unreasonable and rude, but the counselors, and manager are amazing. The program helped me tremendously and my life is better than ever.

My best friend had been in and out of treatment facilities one right after another for over a year. She never got the treatment she needed at the other facilities due to overcrowding, time limits on stays or insurance saying they would only allow her to stay for so long even though, we as parents could see she wasn’t ready. Before she even chose to get treatment at New Leaf, the staff was looking out for her well-being and safety. They helped her get the proper treatment before being a client with them.

I just want to say that I came to this facility from out of town, because my state's wait lists were crazy! I successfully completed 60 days, and to this day I am 4 1/2 years sober. I credit New Leaf and the councilors that motivated me to build a better life. Each person's recovery is different, but it works if you work it!!