Drug Rehab Centers in Cameron, Missouri

Atchison Valley Hope saved my life. I had tried living a life in recovery before, but it never worked out for me. When I hit a point to no return I reached out for help to Valley Hope in Atchison. From the moment I walked through the door, I was welcomed with such warm, loving compassion. The feeling of comfort and safety put me at ease and I knew from the very start something was going to be different. The staff is amazing. From the director all the way to the kitchen staff. I have never been treated with more love and respect in my life. I spent nearly 2 whole months as a patient and the tools I learned at Valley Hope with my willingness of participation, helped mold me to the human being I am today. That place is magical. It wasn't easy, but with the patience of my counselor, my Chaplin, my case manager, and all of the staff, I have been living the life of my dreams. Clean and sober. So from the deepest part of my heart of hearts Thank you Atchison Valley Hope ❤️ I love you all

I’m struggling to understand why this facility would get anything less than 5 stars. Valley Hope has truly changed my life. I called on a Wednesday morning and was in a bed by Friday. This is more than a facility or institution. It’s a home full of love and care. The staff are much more than “staff” even down to the cooks. They truly do care. They go above and beyond to listen, recognize and love. I HIGHLY recommend V.H. To anyone who’s truly wanting to live a life of sobriety. The structure, dynamics, medical care, post care recommendations and even down to the food is amazing. If I could give more stars, I would. Thank you so much Valley Hope for changing my life around. I’ll never forget what y’all have done for me.

Absolutely saved my life. The people here are more than staff. They truly care about every patient. The tools I learned here have been instrumental in my recovery! Would highly recommend if you are seeking help for alcohol or drugs. #SobrietyDate02022024

Very good care at the VA hospital and I've noticed that those who complain are those who normally don't follow through with their appointments. Everybody at the Kansas City VA is very professional and they take good care of their Veterans!

I am a Marine Corps veteran and have had a wife gamut of health care treatment on the civilian side since leaving active duty in 1993. I took my healthcare treatment to the Kansas City VA Medical Center in 2023 because the exposure to particulates in Saudia Arabia, no thanks to Saddam, was taking a firm hold on my body. The care that I have received at the KCVA is remarkable. I've been treated as an income in other places. Here, I am one who needs care as a whole person. And that is what I have experienced. I have also met other brothers and sisters from other uniformed services and, together, we share stories of our time in service and experiences at that facility. The personnel care for the veterans they serve. I have spoken to many patients who are more than a little concerned about how things are going with the current climate in the nation. They don't want to lose this facility nor the people who make it work very well. I agree with them and have called my senators and congresswoman. Please help us keep this veterans medical center open and functional.

The VA is truly a special place. Endless money will continue be poured into DOD, but at the end of your tour, when you are discharged back into the civilian world, the VA is a place where true camaraderie and fellowship lives. I've witnessed elderly Veterans pushing other Veterans into the hospital by wheelchair. I've witnessed friendships bloom and war stories exchanged in the waiting rooms. More than likely, privatized civilian hospital staff wouldn't truly understand a patient who has struggled with severe PTSD from combat, or a veteran who has Parkinson's or severe neuropathy due to toxic exposures. Did you know, military Veterans are nearly twice as likely to be diagnosed with ALS than non military? More than likely, in a privatized civilian hospital your just another body in the door. They don't understand the plight of the military Veteran. The VA is different. A good amount of VA staff are Veterans and they choose to work for the VA to continue the mission. To serve those who have served. If our Nation's leaders will step up and fund the VA to care for those who signed a blank check (the same way they fund DOD), the VA could easily be the top in the nation. Sure, there are bad apples here and there, but the majority of VA staff feel strongly and passionately about it's patient population. I've been receiving care at the VA for nearly a decade. As a female Veteran, the VA has come a long way for women's care and if they don't have the provider to accommodate your medical need, the VA will send you out to get the care you need. I've seen many specialists at the KCVA and have overall received EXCELLENT care. This will be a challenge if the VA doesn't hire more healthcare workers who are essential to be operational. Please continue to support the VA and it's mission. Veterans need and deserve this network!

So easy to get in and out. Dr Cater was so easy to talk to and she listened to your questions. She helped me out a lot with the different issues what I was having. She will be retiring and will miss her very much!

Will so miss Dr.Cater, Happy for her retirement, but she will be missed!

Always a great experience

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

I would recommend this center, helpful staff and encouraging.

A division of Truman medical center

I’m starting my third week as a client attending group therapy and counseling. So far I’ve seen employees greet me by name recognizing my mannerisms, and increasing efforts to aide my recovery. There are a couple that stand out as exceptional. All of them are happy to help people as a part of their job. Yes, if you are struggling with addiction, I recommend this sliding scale facility. They will make it their way to help you. I strongly suggest you commit to it.

Took a friend here nice people made fulfilling court obligations as painless as possible!

They PO’s here are great! Just do as your told and you’ll get through whatever it is your facing !

very helpful, understanding, and professional highly recommend.