Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Lake Ozark, MO

Very educational and pleasant experience

Staff is courteous and friendly. Helpful in every possible way that you need. Provide excellent insight as to what problems you may be having and feasible ways to help you push through the said problems.

Quick and easy for me. Got the weekend intervention program. Called got thru quick, scheduled appointment easily. And it's pretty laid back.

I have been a patient there since it first opened down West Edgewood with Dr. Timothy Vaughn as my primary care Physician and now Dr. Terri Stone at the new location. I have had nothing but outstanding care there.

Nice people

Have nothing but great experience here

Did everything asked to do.. they seemingly create endless hoops and red tape kicking the can continuously down the road just to get some basic care and SSRI refill. Would take a 5 min appointment not 3 appointments with months in between.. Rediculous and broken.

This place is horrible. All they care about is getting the money from the state and not taking care of people with mental needs. I have now watched them do it to 2 people. They should be ashamed. We need to get management here replaced. Horrible I pray for people with mental illness that goes here.

This place helped me so much through the roughest times in my life! I couldn't be happier with my recovery.

Cannot say enough good things about this place. Took a family member there last night and received exceptional care!

Valley Hope of Atchison will always have a special place in my heart. I can’t say enough about the staff and nurses. They truly helped change my life and helped me become a better person.

Valley Hope is life changing! I love, love LOVE this organization.

Amazing!!!!

Vary professional, friendly service.

Changed my life. Made me huge.

Because of everyone at alternatives, l am still clean

Logan is an upbeat, energetic person. She listens well and has good suggestions. I can tell she cares about her clients.

I'm so glad I came to Alternatives and thankful for the very kind and knowledgeable staff here. Before coming to Alternatives I really felt like giving up on completing SATOP. It felt out of reach. Now, I feel like continuing to come after I complete my SATOP. That's a drastic difference in state of mind. Everyone has been super understanding & supportive of a challenging time in my life & the lives of my fellow group members. Very professional, yet in a way that makes you feel at home and comfortable. The people here really do care, and they show it. Thank you! ~ Nick

Great staff.

Great experience

Great people work here. They are so helpful and kind.

I really appreciate the care I received from this place. The people are very nice. The food was good. May God bless you all that work there.

Great place. Wonderful faculty they really do care about your well-being they care about you they care about what you're doing they just completely care about you they're wonderful people and they come from the heart and that's what's most important they genuinely just super really care and I think it's a beautiful thing

These people genuinely care about your sobriety that's all I have to say about them

I am so grateful to all of the staff at ROS, they literally made the biggest effort, I will forever be grateful for each and every person there that was part of my early recovery, As of today I have continued my sobriety for over a year and I pray that I never have to live the way I did ever again.

The staff have always been kind and understanding with me. I never feel rushed.

Love this place. Super clean and well maintained. Staff are very caring and professional. Would recommend to anyone struggling with mental health.

The staff is very nice

Offers many services

I have a good Doctor who has helped a lot, worked with me on my meds, and works with my caseworker regularly.

A complete health system, from services to the atmosphere. They do a lot of work in our community for the greater good.

In 2012, at the age of 55 I was in a car wreck in which a local small town policeman ran a red light with no lights or siren and collided with my 2003 Mustang, resulting in my vehicle being completely totaled. I am not a street person, I have a bachelors degree in Business/Marketing and a teaching certification. For several years I had been a grocery merchandiser traveling around southwest Missouri calling on Walmart stores to build displays, put up advertising and just do various forms of merchandising within the stores, earning about $13 an hour. I only had liability insurance on my car and the insurance company for this small town refused to pay for my vehicle. Thus I lost my job, I was unemployed, unable to pay my rent and in the meantime I became completely bankrupt. As I had to have a car to do my job and I could not find any work where I could take the bus. I was bankrupt and unable to pay my rent and full of fear as to where I was going to end up.Many well educated, good people find themselves homeless due to misfortune and not necessarily . I had heard of Recovery Chapel, and being in recovery myself, I called Farris Robertson and he explained their program to me. How I could become a resident of RC for about $400 a month, including meals and receive Spiritual Guidance, and group support through group studies and individual counseling with Mr. Robertson and other volunteers that came in to deliver a message of hope. If you have ever found yourself totally helpless, financially destitute and with no idea where to turn, then RC is truly a God send. Many good men and women find themselves homeless, jobless and with no place to go, through no real fault of their own. I was not drinking or using drugs, I just got myself into a hopeless situation I had gone through a double bypass in 2009 so I was already struggling financially. I did have another heart attack in 2012 while living at RC and the staff and my friends helped me tremendously after I had 4 more stints put in my heart. At RC along with the encouragement, housing and food I received I also got some assistance in renting a car so I could again get a merchandising job. As I sit here in my own apartment (self sufficient through Christ) in southeast Springfield, with a nice dependable car in the parking lot, and a great part time job with CROSSMARK merchandising, it is hard to imagine that my life has been restored, or better yet, not just restored but renewed and I live a better quality life than I have since my 30's and I owe it all to God, Recovery Chapel, Farris Robertson, Terry St. Clair and then rest of the staff and the board of directors. Philippians 4:13 paraphrased; "All things are possible through Christ who strengthens me".