Edit: Make sure you kick your addiction, because they have a limit on how many times you can go back, even if they offer residential now.
Definitely the best medicaid facility by far. Beautiful, clean setting. Comfortable beds. TVs in every room. Game room, library, and the chefs work really hard to make us happy. I'm ashamed to say that I have been twice so,
visit number 1:
Amazing. I was super shocked about how nice the place was and how nice the staff were. They all work very hard, running all over the place, to keep us happy. They CARE. I said that if it were a 28 day program, I would have stayed.
visit number 2:
Different. The staff was still great, and they were accepting of me being back and didn't make me feel ashamed. I was in a room next to an exit door at first and it was ALWAYS being opened and closed. I could hear it while going through withdrawls, over and over being opened and slammed. You can't close the door to your room until lights out so I couldn't avoid the noise. Showers weren't getting hot so they moved me to another room right outside the nurses' station. So loud! Everyone gathers out there for their meds, or the nurses are just talking and joking about their daily lives. It seemed to filter into my room. And, my room was visible from where patients waited for their meds, so they could see right into my bedspace. I was uncomfortable with that and a few of the patients who were there, so I asked to leave AMA. An act of congress to get out of there. I could tell my counselor and the PA and nurses just wanted the best for me, but after I had explained the reasons I wanted to leave after 5 days to 5 different people, I'm still waiting to go. I finally get everything I need and am ready to leave the facility when Patrick comes to me to ask yet again, why I want to leave. At this point I'm tired of explaining. I just said I wanted to go. I wasn't mean, I wasn't loud. I wasn't anything. I just sat there. Then he gets agressive, like somehow I'm a petulant teen. "Fine! Give her her things. Get her out of here." He didn't know I had them already, he didn't know who I was, he didn't know my story (he mixed me up with someone else or didn't bother before coming to shame me.) That was the first time in two stays I had met the man. Everything else about this facility is amazing, especially Richie! He works very hard. Anyway, I highly recommend. Best medicaid place I have ever been to.
Joanna Marinovich
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