Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Lenexa, KS

I was going here. Before the place started making great changes. From having different staff members. It feels like everything is running pretty smooth now. I don't have to call everytime I need a refill. Everything seems to be going great with the new staff members. Im getting my appointment reminders on time.

After a week of waiting for a callback, I finally received a phone call to set up an appointment, and I had a conversation with a guy named Chris. He mentioned that he’s new to the job, which is great because I had come across some recent reviews indicating that the front desk service was lacking and hard to reach. However, Chris was incredibly helpful and took the time to explain everything thoroughly! A big shoutout to him for being so friendly and genuinely working hard to get things organized! I really appreciate it!

Dr Ethan Bickelhaupt is a great Doctor. There is one Dr you don’t want to get, Dr Apolonia. She did Malpractices on me with my mother.

Every single person who works there is awesome. From the receptionists to the dr.s. So friendly, caring and really vested in your well being.

Shawnee VA Clinic for Veterans is by appointment only, providing medical treatment, examinations, reviews of health for healthcare needs and referals for specific needs. Located OFF Shawnee Mission Parkway, Right onto Midland Drive & Left onto Anderson Street (6830 Anderson St), Shawnee, KS. 66226. Posted 12-19-2023. Mgb.

Nice, newer VA clinic.

This place helped me rebuild from the ground up. They brought back structure, gave me space to mentor younger folks, and let me move my body again. Depression hit hard, but they knew how to support that too. Not perfect, but it gave me my purpose back.

Finding a place that saw all of me meant everything. The staff respected my pronouns, and therapy felt safe and real. Art groups helped me speak without words. The food was just ok, but the care? Deeply human. I wish there were more gender-inclusive spaces like this. It wasn’t perfect but it was healing, and that’s what I needed. I walked out stronger, finally feeling seen.

This place saved my life with the power of JESUS

Words are so inadequate to express the level of gratitude that I have for Taylor and the staff at MRC. Prior to meeting Taylor, I felt terrified and helpless not knowing how to help my daughter. Taylor not only took the time to speak with me and explain the need for a recovery program for her, but he came to the hospital and spoke with her personally. Sharing his story with her and his words of encouragement helped to convince her that she needed a recovery program to overcome an alcohol dependency. Taylor and MRC quite literally saved my daughter's life. For that, I am eternally grateful.

I cannot express my gratitude for MRC! The IOP program literally saved my life. Rick and Dave were/are amazing counselors. And Taylor is such a lifesaver. He came to visit me in the hospital to tell me about MRC when I was detoxing. He was/is so hopeful and inspiring. Anybody that is dealing with an addiction, should check them out. You will not regret it, I promise. 🫶🏽

I have had family and friends benefit from Midwest Recovery Centers. They provide a safe place which is very modern and very clean. We were very impressed with the personal attention that our loved one received. One on one therapy, group therapy, AA/NA meetings, free time, etc,. MRC provides a balanced approach to help clients grow and get healthier. I am grateful we have MRC here in Kansas City.

Got the care and support and knowledge that I need to get myself clean and tools and knowledge to be able to stay sober and saved me in my lowest of lows. If it was for the staff and their amazing programs I wouldn't be here today. Thanks Gold Bridge and your amazing loving staff that was like a family to me. Sincerly, Corey C

It works. Finally getting around to sharing but I'm extremely grateful for this place. I'm coming up on 2 years clean from opiates. It was my first ever time in treatment and it stuck. Very well. They set you up to be successful afterwards with doctors appointments and IOP so even though I haven't had much contact with GB themselves since, I've still was able to maintain treatment. Food was AMAZING. I had my own 1-bdr apartment with a kitchenette. The therapy was constant so it kept you busy. All the people were nice and they really seemed to care about what they were doing and being there. The pool table and cereal bar were great amenities too. My only complaint is that I left with a vitamin D deficiency, but it was wintertime in KS so we just couldn't do many outings.

FOOD WAS AMAZING!!!! COULDN’T OF ASKED FOR A BETTER STAFF. ILOVE THEM ALL !!!!!!!!!!! EXCELLENT ROOMS THEY DEFINITELY MAKE YOU FEEL AT HOME HERE !!!!!!!! THIS PLACE TURNED MY LIFE AROUND FOR THE BETTER !!! ❤️🤯 For All Of You Seeking Help With Any Kind Of Recovery I Stongly Suggest That You Go Here. You Will Be Nothing short of Impressed !!!! Is The Best FACILITY In kansas without a dout !!!!

My friend has needed their services a few times recently and they have done a great job getting her back on track. The staff are very friendly. When my friend requested I bring her extra clothing, Michelle and Ariel went above and beyond on more than one occasion making sure my friend received her belongings so that her stay was as comfortable as possible, including facilitating a request that required special approval.

Obviously no one wants to be here, it is a psych ward. Let's get into it. Bad - the food.OMG the food sucked. The eggs at brekkie are a mystery, the snacks are the same 5 types of crackers. There is no protein and/or fat served with snacks. Dessert most lunches/dinners is fruit. Y'all, I am depressed, the least you could do is give me real dessert twice a day. I was starving 60% of the time. If you have a food allergy or dietary restriction, good luck solider. My friend who I met there can't have gluten and the lady with two missing teeth served her a fish fillet (aka gluten) on gluten free bread... -Some staff members don't seem to care and are just there for the pay check. I would say more do care though (more on that later) -The washers stink and smell like mildew and make your clothes smell like mildew. -It is loud all the time. I wish they had noise canceling headphones. Good - I had a great psych who I feel like really listened to me and my struggles. I felt like a patient to him, not just a mentally ill person. -Omg, my therapist, Langa, was AMAZING. Amy, if you are reading this, PLEASE make sure she is recognized. She had actual mini sessions with me, not just check-in's about discharge. I liked this since I was there for longer than average and discharge wasn't even on the table until my last few days. -Most of the staff were great and I felt like they cared. Normally, I would say 3/4 day staff cared while it felt like only 1.5/4 night staff cared. -We got at least 30 minutes on our cell phones a day! Most techs gave us more. A change from when I was here last time in 2021. -Lastly, many nurses were amazing, but I want to world to know how amazing nurse April is. I was on her unit for 4.5 days and I was blessed to have here working 3.5 of those days. She is kind, hilarious, honest, and trustworthy. I told her things I was too scared to tell my team since I trusted her more. Amy, again, if you are reading this, make sure April gets a cookie or something, idk but she needs to be recognized :) Overall, this place saved my life as cliché as it sounds. The days were long and boring. The weekends were even longer and more boring. However, I got stabilized enough to return to work 3 business days after discharge. I felt hope again thanks to Dr.Khan working so hard on my meds. Again, the food sucked though.

I came to Cottonwood Springs with the absolute worst heroin addiction the I think the doctor had ever seen, with the worst attitude problem possible to boot. And I came there something like 17 times. One time, Dr. Willey, the Director of the Substance Abuse Unit, kept me there for a full 30 days, refusing to release me, because he was convinced I would die of an overdose if he did. The amount of verbal abuse that poor man endured from me during those 30 days, I can never take back. And I probably WOULD HAVE died. My addiction was out of control. I was out of control. My life was unmanageable, and I had absolutely no will to live any other way, if to live at all. I was a horrible person, and I was SO horrible to the staff there...but they kept taking me back, as many times as it took. I had been an IV heroin addict for 7.5 years with no hope, who didn't even believe I'd make it to see 30. Apparently, neither did Dr. Willey, sadly. Recently, I came back to the facility to take a Continuing Education course and reconnected with them, as I am now 5 years, 6 months, 2 weeks, and 1 day clean, and a Licensed Master Addiction Counselor in the State of Kansas. I owe my life to Cottonwood Springs. And it is because of them that I want to pay it forward by helping others find recovery. (Also, this place has great food, and as someone who's been to like 7553677653 rehabs, the therapists at Cottonwood Springs REALLY know what they're doing, genuinely care, and even the techs take special care to make sure you are comfortable and you don't just feel like a number or another dollar sign to them. And they have a full actual MEDICAL staff there, so as someone with physical health issues, I felt comfortable going here without worrying I'd have to stop taking my needed medications for my other health issues. The facility is newer, clean, and really well-kept. The recreational therapist actually makes fun things for the clients to do; you don't just get shoved into the cafeteria with a bunch of craft supplies like most places. Seriously, even if Cottonwood Springs is not your first choice because "you can't smoke there anymore," they'll give you nicotine gum or patches. Decide if a cigarette is really worth your LIFE, because this is the place that is actually going to make the difference for you...make it all "click," make you "want it.") I cannot say it enough: I owe Cottonwood Springs my LIFE. Don't even think about going somewhere else. Just get in the car and drive there right now before you change your mind. They do 24 hour walk-in intakes. Take that leap of faith. They believed in me, and look where I am now. Now I believe you can do the same, whether it's for your mental health or substance abuse issues, or both. There is hope. There is help. It's on Arrapaho Drive.

Having worked closely as an Architect with the facility administrators, volunteers, and some of the medical professionals it is clear they have the wellness of the 'patients' as the primary focus. The decision to invest in the betterment of the community through the building of the facility, the staffing, and the great accommodation to help the wide range of situations that can present themselves in a detoxification environment points to the sincere effort to help those in need or dealing with the personal demons of dependency.

I have gone through detox here on several occasions. The staff is very professional, while being humble and compassionate at the same time.

THEY DO THEIR BEST WITHIN THEIR EXTREMELY limited RESOURCES.