Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Sikeston, MO

Great Rehab and Behavioral Therapy

I checked in here August 12/2024 stayed 60 days an it was awesome great staff great people , life changing for me I'm still sober today happy healthy an living much better THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH

Great place the director Scott Moyer's is the best cares about everyones recovery.

Freedom House changed my life for the best through Jesus Christ. I highly recommend this place if you are broken and ready for a change in your life.

I'm originally from the Dunkin county Campbell area and was surrounded by so much darkness I was scared of the light and the Lord brought me to Freedom House. Here I learned how to have a relationship with Jesus and because of the Love of Jesus and my Freedom House Family I have stayed on as staff to give back to those who come in just like me! Thank you Jesus for all you Are to us!

Freedom house save was the Lord's refuge for me, and it saved my life; so much so that I am still here helping others find the most important person they could ever know, Jesus. I encourage everyone with drug and alcohol problems seek Jesus first and foremost, and to come here for a safe place to do it. You will be loved here.

Great doctors, wonderful healthcare workers, considerate nurses and other kind, helpful staff are all top notch,

Ms Mary from the Pulmonary dept took great care of doing my pulmonary function test. Explaining everything perfectly to me. Thank you Mary and hope all the staff learns from you and all your compassion for your patients.

I was an Xray tech in the SE ER in the 90s before I became disabled, I then lost a kidney in 2000 to renal cancer. In 2006, the scar on my right side herniated, involving my liver. I was hospitalized and surgeon Dr Joseph McCadams was called in. Laparoscopic hernia surgery was scheduled for July 2006 on a Friday, by Sunday my right side was swelling and turning red. I was refused an appointment when I called his office the next day & ended up in the ER the next day. They called him and he instructed them to send me home, that I was fine. I called his office the next day, and again was refused an appointment, being told I would have to wait for the post op appointment already set for the following week. The pain was becoming unbearable & I started running a fever so I went back to the ER & was admitted, Dr McCadams later appeared in my room in the ER, angry that I’d been admitted and telling me not to expect any drugs from him. He came to my doorway in the hospital each morning, mocking me for crying in pain. He gave me no fluids & insufficient antibiotics, I felt so alone and scared. Post op patients are so vulnerable, and to be verbally abused and mocked by the very person who did this to me was life altering. I ended up leaving ama & had my elderly parents drive me to St. Louis, to SLU ER where I was quickly surrounded by people, admitted and scheduled for emergency surgery the next morning. I spent the night with 4 IV machines trying to rehydrate me and pumping me full of antibiotics. I was at SLU for nearly a month after that, my surgeon told he had not expected me to live & that the care I had experienced under Dr McCadams care was very poor. The infection damaged my pancreas, leaving me with chronic pancreatitis for 5 years and even now, I live with pancreatic insufficiency. I have severe right side muscle damage and use a walker if I have to walk very far. I did report him to the state medical board once I recovered enough from the resulting PTSD but it was likely too late, many years had passed by then. I can’t recommend this person at all, he can be quite abusive to vulnerable patients. I had left my review on Dr McCadams Google reviews many years ago but when he moved to Mercy from the clinic, he had his Google reviews turned off, effectly deleting all the bad reviews, including mine. That's why I'm putting it here on the hospital page, I don't want anyone to suffer the way I did from his abuse. Be safe out there