Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Spencer, IA

Excellent Care and very professional doctors and nurses , friendly where ever I go.

I have had my fair share of hospital visits and Mayo Clinic in Mankato has yet to let me down! My Primary Care Provider, Kalene Mach, is the most incredible doctor I have had to date. The nurses and safe are incredible. The place is always beautifully clean. The outdoor garden and food pantry fridge available are an amazing touch to add after some stressful visits! All around amazing work by my whole team and cannot recommend them more! ❤️❤️❤️

Very nice staff, very attentive to your needs.

Family Programming was an amazing experience and I recommend it to anyone suffering with addiction or know anyone and/or have a family member or loved one suffering

This was my second time receiving treatment at Hazelden, and I truly felt a deeper sense of connection and growth this time (quality of service improved since last time ) This time, working with my counselor “nas” made a big difference in my experience. He showed great understanding, professionalism, and sensitivity while addressing my addiction challenges. His approach was thoughtful and respectful, and I always felt safe and heard during our sessions. Really loved the mental health part and mental health professionals!! I’ve learned so much about myself, and I’m proud to say I’m now two months sober. Thank you to everyone at Hazelden for the support and care!!! This experience has meant a lot to me!!

Amazing experience

Dr Brank took the time to truly listen to me without hurrying me! He wanted to address all my fears and concerns and then began immediately attempting to solve what he could!! He expressed the importance of me which was greatly needed and appreciated!

Still waiting on certificate for the dot stating I’ve completed the class , it’s needed to reinstate my license. Hard to get ahold of anyone. So I guess good and not so good , somewhat frustrating. Thanks

This place saved my life. You get out of treatment what you are willing to put in. I did IOP and now do continuing care here. You meet people from all walks of life and it is that exact thing that helped me understand finally the psychic change necessary to avoid alcohol and grow connections with people.

I am the child of two parents who met at an AA meeting over thirty years ago. My mom and dad split when I was little because my dad was unable to defeat his demons. When I was 9 he overdosed for the final time on heroin. The last time I saw him was in prison. I’ve spent most of my twenties filling that emptiness with different substances such as alcohol, weed, painkillers, adderall, and most recently kratom. My substance abuse was destroying my relationship with my family. I’ve always reached to something hoping to numb the pain of my reality, but currently I’m reaching for a different sort of healing. I’ve been blessed to have been put into Jason’s group. I am attending meetings three days a week and still struggle in my day to day, but I have learned that it’s okay not to always feel okay. Becoming sober has been one of the hardest things I have ever done, but the positives far outweigh the negatives. My performance at work has improved, my friendships are getting better, and I am learning to love myself. My biggest motivation to get healthy is my beautiful family. They deserve a father they can be proud of and I will continue with the program until I know I can trust myself to continue on my own. Everyday presents its own challenges, but it is good knowing that there are people like Jason who care about what happens to me. He challenges the way I think and is one of the main reasons I decided to stick it out with the program. He is truly someone who practices what he preaches, and there is a part of me that doesn’t want to let him down. If you have fallen victim to addiction, I promise that if you give valley hope a chance and buy into the program that you will start to like the person you see in the mirror again. I’ve hated myself for most of my life and have attempted suicide multiple times. For the first time in a long time I feel as though i can see a light at the end of the tunnel. For so long it was only darkness. I always wore a mask in public that was hiding the pain I felt in my heart. I am thankful my wife pushed me towards this program and I really want to continue towards being able to control my life and my impulses. My children deserve to have the father that I was never afforded. I don’t trust many people, but Jason has earned my respect and is ultimately why I decided to continue. I believe with his guidance and the program that valley hope provides that I will be able to stay on the path towards a better and fulfilling life. I’m not perfect and it’s possible I will make mistakes along the road to sobriety, but I do know that I will never let substances control my life again. I truly believe that. It’s okay to ask for help sometimes. Find your reason and realize that we have but one life in this beautiful world. Don’t continue to let those precious moments be stolen by a substance. Happiness comes from within, not from a bottle. If your reading this, know that there is always time to change the path. It isn’t an easy way to travel, but I have to believe that it is worth it. I’m gonna keep working towards long term sobriety for the sake of my family but also for the sake of my soul. Thank you Valley Hope

Saved my life. Mike, one of the therapists, was one of the best therapists I’ve ever had. Cannot thank this place or recommend enough. Thank you Valley Hope!

I enjoy donating to help others. I take lots of clothes & shoes. Whatever I can drop off to help.

only "gig" is address given in appt notice didn't include suite number & since, as i drove up, bdg is marked "Nystrom & ...", I expected to have to & then looked for a directory in lobby for my therapist not the worst problem but if it had been obvious in your communique, I would have immediately jumped on the elevator