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7.82 / 10 | Caring Services provides addiction treatment for those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Situated in High Point, North Carolina, this drug rehab center provides a holistic continuum of care that bridges the gap between substance abuse and sobriety. Caring Services offers numerous addiction treatment programs that are personalized to the | Treatments Programs Payment Options | The best treatment center in North Carolina.
Donna Smith
4 months ago
Caring Services Inc is a heaven for anyone in need, period. No favorites, no labels, just 360 degrees of help for the addict who shows up. I was lucky enough to enter the Vet Safety Net program roughly 10 years ago, and I still thank God for it every single day. Becky, Jason, Sarah, and Brian are nothing short of angels.
Since my time here, I have traveled the country clean and sober, and I can say without hesitation that this place is the real deal. Tucked away in the city that could is a masterclass in compassion, accountability, and real change, something a few bigger places could stand to learn a thing or three from.
Roger Stone
6 months ago
This place saved my life wonderful place to get sober and stay sober they give you the tools you need to succeed and there clinicians are some of the best people I've ever been around they truly care
Andrew Pruitt
7 months ago
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High Point, NC | Family Service of the Piedmont provides mental health and substance abuse treatment for children, adolescents, and adults in High Point, North Carolina. These services are available on a sliding fee scale, depending on income, and they accept Medicaid and private health insurance. Their treatment consists of family and individual counseling that e | Treatments Programs Payment Options | been going here for years now and I really appreciate the services I recieve
Jeannie Parrish
2 years ago
Walk In appointment and we met with Lakeisha. The entire intake was smooth, professional and informative. She is a sweet lady who reassured us by fixing all future appointments and put my mind at ease.
Love Peace
2 years ago
Excellent staff that got my family through some troubling times. Very responsive.
Lou Arevalo
3 years ago
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High Point, NC | Daymark Recovery Services is a treatment center for adolescents and adults in High Point, North Carolina. They offer intensive outpatient treatment for folks dealing with drug issues. After you sign up, you’ll be assessed as an individual to have your specific needs met. You’ll meet for a minimum of nine hours each week, with at least three da | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Phenomenal experience with zoom meeting.
Seth
2 months ago
I wear cool shoes here.
Brittany Reeves
11 months ago
If you use this facility, they definitely pay attention to your needs. Big shout out to Mark and Hayley...I was having an issue and they helped resolve in less than an hour. I am so glad that I found this place to help with keeping my sobriety...
Scott Ross-Terry
1 year ago
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Sandstone CareAd This is an ad and Sandstone Care is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Rockville, MD | Teens and young adults are able to receive outpatient addiction care at SandStone Care. They have a clinic located in Rockville, Maryland. The organization is accredited by The Joint Commission and are LegitScript certified. They are also members of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the National Association of Addict | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (888) 491-9937 | Sandstone Care has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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High Point, NC | Daymark Recovery Services’s Guilford Residential Center is a drug and alcohol rehab in High Point, North Carolina. They provide residential substance treatment for adult residents of Guilford County who are indigent or homeless. All services are free; if you have private insurance, you will not be eligible. Their residential care program will he | Treatments Programs Payment Options | First off i wanna say that ANY negative comments are from patients who didn’t apply themselves (and expect someone to hold heir hand like a baby) and ex-workers who hated their job. Nobody that applies themselves at daymark has any bad remarks towards them. DO NOT let these comments discourage you. Daymark is a FREE place where you can better yourself if you apply the information that is freely given to you. The food is good, the staff that’s been there the longest? that’s who you’re gunna get the love from. Ms.Keeva, Mr.Curtis, Ms.Stacy, Ms.Rylie, Ms.Tori, Ms.Denita, Ms.Jacky, Ms.Michelle, i could go on and on, these people CARE. This program is designed for people 18 and up, which makes you an adult. So here you are to act like an adult. if you want to be babied you won’t make it at daymark or any other place. PLEASE IGNORE THE NEGATIVITY
Anna H
10 months ago
Thank you so much for saving my life!!! Thanks to you I have everything I need to continue my walk in recovery
James Floyd
3 years ago
This place saved my life. From day 1 they held me accountable and pushed me to "dig deeper" to uncover the roots of why I used. When I wanted to give up on myself staff wouldn't let me. Staff were always there for me especially Ms. Brittney, Ms. Queen, and Ms. Raven. Staff taught me that I am worth my recovery. They don't play around so if you to save your life this is the place to go.
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High Point, NC | RHA Health Services is an outpatient center in High Point, North Carolina. They provide specialized opioid addiction treatment, medication-assisted treatment, an intensive outpatient program, and an outpatient program. RHA Health Services High Point Behavioral Health and Hilltop Comprehensive Substance Use Services is a community based outpatient p | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Nice kind people
Lydiajas Jewel
8 months ago
It was great and I have an return appointment on Monday the 16 of June
Summer
1 year ago
Im so lucky to have come across RHA Health. I would not be where I am today without their assistance, patience, and compassion.
The young man at the front desk is always so accommodating. The doctors assistants are pleasant, and I feel safe and connected with my doctor.
Thank you RHA!!
Natasha Moore
1 year ago
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High Point, NC | OSA Assessment and Counseling is a community based substance use treatment provider in High Point, North Carolina offering outpatient services and DWI related counseling for adults. Rather than a residential model OSA centers its work on education and counseling pathways that support recovery and compliance. DWI Programs and IOP Treatment at OSA ty | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Interesting topics , and recovery related but like any treatment you have to want it .its a hard and strict class but it has to b .its state and county referrals so they don't play around
keith Nichols
6 years ago
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High Point, NC | Agape Homes is a residential and outpatient treatment provider located in High Point, North Carolina offering care for substance use and mental health as well as co-occurring disorders. The program serves adults with treatment that span counseling and trauma focused therapies. Agape Homes takes a whole person approach to recovery combining clinical | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Agape Homes has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Winston Salem, NC | Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist is a health care provider based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. They are part of the Advocate Health network which is the third largest nonprofit health system in the United States. Accessible Treatment for Numerous Mental Health Needs They accept a range of insurance carriers and are in network with many such as | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Surprised to find a very very good example of psychiatry. Fully focused, very knowledgeable!
Knows the exact questions to ask And feedback is very useful. Lessons intently. Very appreciative of him.
B L
1 month ago
Very friendly, caring and helpful staff.
Chrissy Rubsam
1 month ago
Best doctors in the region, most compassionate, most understanding.
Ellie Jac
2 months ago
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Winston Salem, NC | The Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is a drug rehab facility for adults of all genders with opioid addiction. They offer outpatient medication assisted treatment and same day admission. Their MAT approach combines medication and counseling to address the behavioral, emotional, physical, and social asp | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Everything about this place is perfect. I’ve all my counselors & ESPECIALLY the nurses. They’re my favorite part about coming here & the only reason I’ve continued to stay here.
Jacob Helmstetler
1 month ago
I've been to another treatment center and this one is by far the best one. Workers Drs nurses counselors and everyone else are amazing. No judgement, works with you, very helpful, nice just awesome place all around. Intake takes 2-3 hrs but it didn't seem that long. Plus they have intake everyday unlike some places.
Taylor Reavis
3 months ago
I just deleted a post that someone handwritten and had my name on it.I have nothing to say about Athena or Harley.As they let me clarify that.
As far as the clinic gays, it has helped me for almost 2 years. It has helped me with my Dystonia. Also it has helped me to stay clean. Brandy is my counselor and I love her she is really good. She cares about what's going on she has time for me whenever I come to her door. She's always there above and beyond. So I just wanted to say that y'all have done a lot for me and I love the nurses.
Jeannine Upton
6 months ago
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Sanctuary Mental Health & WellnessAd This is an ad and Sanctuary Mental Health & Wellness is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Seymour, TN | At Sanctuary Mental Health and Wellness we offer top-notch, evidence-based individualized treatment plans for men and women experiencing mental health conditions. The staff at our outpatient facility, located in Seymour, Tennessee, are here to help you understand your condition and create a future where you can manage your illness and lead a more f | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (865) 214-1960 | Sanctuary Mental Health & Wellness has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Greensboro, NC | The Ringer Center is a mental health and addiction treatment center in Greensboro, North Carolina. They offer a comfortable and clean outpatient facility with flexible scheduling for counseling and treatment to address a variety of life’s issues. Their main services are for adults, but staff are trained for treating adolescents and children aged | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Mr.Ringer and his staff are Amazing People! If you're struggling with addiction I highly recommend this place.
Shannon Osborne
4 months ago
Staff is all amazing! Mr. Ringer himself is very understanding and he and his wife are lovely. I finally have found a medication that works for me, and I am beyond grateful to everyone here.
Jessica Cole
1 year ago
I have had nothing but a great experience at The Ringer Center. The whole staff has been nothing short of welcoming and amazing to me. Mr. Ringer is very special, he's made his life's work helping out others and you can see his dedication daily. His stories and humor are just icing on the cake.
Erin Haneline Zander
1 year ago
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Greensboro, NC | Cone Health Behavioral Health Center is a rehab center in Greensboro, North Carolina. It’s more than a rehab for addiction recovery. It’s a behavioral health program too so it’s especially helpful for people who have addiction along with other mental health and behavioral health challenges. It’s also inpatient so you get an intensive level | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I have seen so many negative reviews about this place. However, my experience during my son Yahki admission was truly a blessing and excellent. I have to say some of the customer service reps can be insensitive 😑 which is the first form of contract to get through to the nurses, Provider, or your love ones Care-Team. It first, there insensitiveness was annoying to me, but then, I began to look at things differently.
There lack of insensitivity, give me a determination to show them how much I care about my son and his Mental health. And if this meant calling a 100 times until I got through to speak to his nurse or his provider, then I qould. Although, I did not call a hundred time, but I did called and show up at Cone Health Behavioral Hospital until I was able to speak to several nurses, staffs, a Doctor, (Provider), and the Manager who were more then caring and help during his time at the hospital.
Thanks you all so very Much. May God continue to blessed your entire team for what you all do daily for our love ones.
Special thanks to Agee, Tina, Elizabeth, Dr.P, Laura, Mike who goes by the name ( slick ), Ayesha, and several others that I have forgotten your names. Thanks so much for your prayers and for taking care of my Yahki.
I appreciate all that your you all do. Thanks also to the customer service reps for teaching me that persistence and determination brings about positive results if I / we truly looking to seek a positive outcome in life.
Esther V. Reed
11 months ago
I’m seeing a lot of bad reviews about this facility, but i wanted to share my experience; and maybe bring some things to light for people who are thinking about seeking help for their children here.
I was admitted in the adolescent unit in march of 2024. I have severe anxiety, so i was terrified of being away from home and staying somewhere else. Little did i know i had absolutely nothing to be worried about.
I got treated with a lot of respect here. The food was wonderful, the place was kept very clean, and everyone was very kind to me. The group felt very supportive of one another, and it was a great environment. The nurses were some of my favorite people, especially nurse sheila. She was very supportive of my personal situation at the time, she always made a point to ask me how i was doing and take a second to focus on me. Even during medicine, which is sort of fast paced for the nurses.
There were some annoying parts at some points obviously, a certain nurse kept leaving our doors open all night for checks, and the light was bright in the hallway. that’s the worst thing i experienced here. It was really good for someone like me.
Again, this is my personal experience in march of 2024. I don’t know how it has changed since, but this place and the people really left a mark on me. it was a great experience overall.
alexis breann
11 months ago
This place was really awesome i loved some people here and enjoyed talking to some people here to help me calm down and stop dealing with things and helped me through everything when i was there btw my name is lisa not Deborah
Deborah Horner
11 months ago
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Greensboro, NC | Greensboro, North Carolina makes up the Piedmont Triad, along with High Point and Winston-Salem. Since 2005 Crossroads has provided specialized opioid addiction care to over 25,000 people monthly across nine states. Crossroads of Greensboro, NC welcomes adults seeking recovery. They accept self-pay, multiple private insurers, Medicaid and Medicare. | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Pathways to Success is an incredible program. My two older sons went through this mentorship program and the growth I saw in them was phenomenal. The team genuinely cares about developing young men into responsible, confident, and college-ready leaders. Because it made such a positive impact on my older boys, I am absolutely enrolling my 13-year-old son next so he can benefit from the same great support and guidance.
Patrice Jackson
2 months ago
Thankful for this place! Saved my life! And I’m grateful to have Laura to help me through some of life’s issues!
Dana Smith
2 months ago
I came here on a transfer from another Crossroads Center & they have been super attentative on making sure I feel welcome & making sure my needs are being filled...so far so good 👍🏼 😀 🙌🏽
Stephanie
2 months ago
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Jamestown, NC | The House of Prayer in Jamestown, North Carolina, is a sober living home for men working through a drug or alcohol use disorder. While living here, you’ll be supported by a friendly and caring staff and motivated residents like you who are working through recovery. There is a structured payment setup to live in these houses, but the cost is m | Treatments Programs Payment Options | HOP is a place of hope, reconciliation and restoration in Jesus Christ! May God continue His blessings in this ministry.
Ed Stafford
6 months ago
they are amazing place They changed my son’s whole life
Russell Lombardo Sr
8 months ago
We are blessed to have them!
Jessica Nixon
1 year ago
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Lexington, NC | Daymark Recovery Services provides addiction treatment through outpatient formats in Lexington, North Carolina. Their services are available for mental health, addiction, and dual diagnosis. Daymark Recovery Services offers outpatient treatment. Outpatient treatment programming is a more flexible approach to addiction treatment that is a step down | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Very nice respectful people and always willing to lend a helping hand
Christian Lawrence
4 months ago
I have been struggling the past two months with being diagnosed with Meniere's Disease plus having carpal tunnel surgery. Dana Hamilton has checked on me and taken me to several appointments for me to get tubes in my ears. She also has called me and checked on me several times over the past 2 months. I really appreciate what she has done for me. She is definitely a jewel
Kaitlynn Styles
5 months ago
I am grateful for the TCM crew at the Davidson location. Wendi is very helpful and caring. Front desk is awesome too.
Eric Hull
5 months ago
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Greensboro, NC | Alcohol & Drug Services (ADS) Greensboro offers outpatient counseling and medication assisted treatment (MAT) for adults with opioid dependence. They also provide prevention and early intervention services for residents of Greensboro, North Carolina. The clinic is near Fisher Park and about north of the Greensboro History Museum. Their program | Treatments Programs Payment Options | This was my first experience. I got there on Thurs (good security). I was checked my nurse, talked to a counselor, & the doctor can't see me until next Mon (it's a long time). Doctor wasn't there on Monday? Apparently, doctors are there Tuesday and Wednesday only. Otherwise, I'd have to wait another week (another stretch).
It's clean. No one else there at the time.
Rose E
8 months ago
First I want to say I went up there of my own free will, I had no court dates no probation nothing, and honestly if it wasn’t for my counselor Christine I would not have given this review!! She was the only in there that was actually understanding and would do anything to help you stay clean!! The director Les only cared about the rules no matter how out dated or ridiculous they were!! If it wasn’t for Christine helping me out and changing her schedule those rules would’ve cost me my job which Les seemed to not care about!! The other staff was very nice but you could tell they were tired of those out dated rules as well!!
mahmoud dames
1 year ago
I love their ENTIRE staff, I was alittle nervous at first because I was not sure if my insurance was going to cover it or if I was going to be able to get state funded. They went above and beyond to make the Sublocade shot happen for me and I’m on my 2nd month sober. Look at GOD! Thank you staff at ADS.
Waleska Falero
1 year ago
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The Freedom Center Maryland Drug & Alcohol Rehab – GaithersburgAd This is an ad and The Freedom Center Maryland Drug & Alcohol Rehab – Gaithersburg is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Gaithersburg, MD | The Freedom Center in Gaithersburg, Maryland, is an office that helps individuals overcome various addiction types. Their outpatient program allows clients to receive high quality treatment while still living at home and taking care of their work, family or school responsibilities. Their office combines a mixture of residential and clinical feat | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (888) 530-5023 | The Freedom Center Maryland Drug & Alcohol Rehab – Gaithersburg has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Greensboro, NC | Life Changes is a counseling and employee assistance provider in Greensboro, North Carolina, offering outpatient substance use support, DWI services and workplace focused programs at 109 Muirs Chapel Road Suite 1. The Greensboro office serves working adults, families and DOT-regulated employees who need confidential, face-to-face care along with fl | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Fue una excelente, hemos echo mucho sacrificio para autosabotearnos y el professor nos ayudo a ver pesto con claridad
Alex Marti
8 months ago
La forma de explicar y de navegar esta complicada situaciónes legales se hizo mucho más fácil gracias a este programa es precisamente por la que estoy agradecido a Life Changes Counseling
Cristian Santamaria
1 year ago
Me encantó programa de alcohol y drogas. Los profeses son excelente y me ayudan con todos mis documentos. Gracias
José Giron-Reyes
1 year ago
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Winston Salem, NC | Twin City Counseling Center is a substance abuse treatment facility in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Those who meet admission criteria can participate in outpatient programs. Twin City Counseling Center specializes in driving while intoxicated and driving while license revoked education and treatment programs, as well as general substance abuse as | Treatments Programs Payment Options | This was all in all a great experience and the folks who work here are wonderful and actually care!! Thank you all for your wonderful care!
Treni Burton
9 months ago
Awesome place to do your DUI classes staff are extremely nice and professional!! I've been too many different facilities in this by far has been the best experience! The groups and sessions are not just like someone standing up there giving a speech. You get to talk back and forth and have fun! This is a great group! A big thumbs up for twin City!
Mitchel Davis
11 months ago
First off, I'm a bad person. I've been here three or four times, completed treatment twice.
Chris, the owner I believe, is the most helpful person in the world. He took thirty minutes to run through my DMV record and assure me an estimate of total cost for license restoration without upfront billing. To give you an idea, a lawyer tried to charge me 200 dollars
And if it's any indication of good will, I'm not even obligated to take classes. Help bro out, he is a champion.
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Greensboro, NC | Freedom House, in Greensboro, North Carolina, is a faith based long term residential program for women in addiction recovery. They specialize in sober living and aftercare services for adult women with children. Dedicated programs for women with co-occurring mental health disorders, postpartum women, young adults, and women living with HIV/AIDS are | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Freedom House came and picked up all of the furniture I was looking to donate. The staff were great communicators, handled the furniture well without any damages to the home. I highly recommend donating to this charity.
Rachel
6 months ago
Staff super friendly
Christina Shepherd
2 years ago
I am a 2018 graduate, on May 18th I will be 2 years sober after being in addiction for 11 years. Before coming to Freedom House my children told my mom that they didn’t want to live with me anymore and so my mom took them firom me (Thank God!!). My life was useless and I was on a quick one way street to death!! My heart was soo heavy and I literally had no hope left - I felt so worthless and carried so much shame!! It makes me cry thinking about it - But Praise GOD!!! I have been redeemed and my life has been completely transformed in a way I cannot describe — Not only is the chain of addiction broken but the chains of shame and worthlessness are gone as well!!! I now have strong, growing relationship with my children and a job that allows me to take care of my kids independently! I can’t fully describe the amount of freedom I have received from Christ through Freedom House!! They were my only hope and boy did they come through!!! <3
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Winston Salem, NC | TROSA Triad is a long term residential treatment facility for people dealing with substance use issues and co-occurring disorders. They usher people into a lasting recovery through personalized treatment, vocational training and ongoing care. They use evidence based practices to promote positive behavioral changes, prevent relapse and sustain recov | Treatments Programs Payment Options | The one in Durham saves a lot of lives. They are a welcome addition to the Triad community. And this is coming from a Delancey Street graduate. Glad to have you guys in town.❤️
Tyler Kastl
2 years ago
We had the TROSA Landscaping Team, led by Josh, and three other gentlemen come to our home recently. They were, by far, the finest working crew we have ever had. They did a first rate job, were very polite and hard workers. We highly recommend them and wish this program the best of luck. We will definitely be using them again.
Steve Young
2 years ago
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Asheboro, NC | Randolph Fellowship Home, located in Asheboro, North Carolina, is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment program. They provide treatment to men and women who desire to live a life free from substances. Randolph Fellowship Home offers residential and outpatient treatment. Residential treatment is for individuals who need a high level of suppor | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I had a wonderful experience here. It is great place to recover from addiction and has a great recovery community and meetings.
Angel Brown
5 years ago
Before coming to RFH, I felt worthless and empty. I lost everything and had no one. Being at the Alpha House facilitye gave me a way to cope with my feelings of worthlessness. In the past I would have drowned myself in drugs. I'm only 19 and lost everyone and everything of importance in my life. My son will turn 2 years on March 31st, I haven't seen him since he was 13 weeks. My heart is filled with hate, pain and regret. I lost him due to failed drug tests and he was placed with my grandmother that raised me. I though he would be protected so I continued to use and got myself into a lot of trouble. My son was physically abused by my father’s girlfriend due to my bad choices, my using progressed until it was more painful to use. I'm learning how to stay clean, to do the next right thing for the next right reason. I have a chance at life today. I've learned how to be responsible, dependable and respectful. I'm employed, saving money and I'm considerate to others. I'm grateful today.
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Asheboro, NC | ADS Alcohol & Drug Services is a private, nonprofit substance use treatment provider serving Randolph County and Central North Carolina from its outpatient office in Asheboro. The Asheboro location offers basic outpatient counseling, an intensive outpatient program and an opioid treatment program for adults navigating substance use disorders an | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Very nice people that work there! 100% recommend!
Julie Welch
2 months ago
a good place to start the path of recovery and renewal.
Eddie Coleman Jr
7 years ago
Saved my life
Nikki Tenneson
8 years ago
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Sandstone Care Teen Center at ChesapeakeAd This is an ad and Sandstone Care Teen Center at Chesapeake is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Crownsville, MD | Located in a quiet corner of Crownsville, Maryland, Sandstone Care offers drug rehabilitation services for teens struggling with substance use disorder and mental illness. The program lasts 60 to 90 days in a safe and structured environment. Experienced healthcare professionals will provide your loved one with personalized care that uses experienti | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (888) 491-9937 | Sandstone Care Teen Center at Chesapeake has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Winston Salem, NC | Crossnore Communities for Children, located on a 212-acre campus just outside downtown Winston-Salem provides a safe and supportive environment for children and families. They serve children ages one to 21 and offer faith based residential care, therapy and a range of programs that help children and families navigate trauma, substance abuse issues | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Nice park
Cedric Summers
3 months ago
Beautiful campus and the front office administrator is so nice.
DR. L.D.N.
9 months ago
Crossnore has a beautiful campus with staff who care.
Nakeisha Robinson
1 year ago
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Winston Salem, NC | Triad Therapy is a mental health and substance use treatment provider in Winston Salem, North Carolina offering outpatient therapy, substance abuse programs and comprehensive diagnostic services across Forsyth, Randolph and Surry counties. The organization provides intensive outpatient programs, individual and group counseling, medication assisted | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Great place, nice people.
melissa cavalier
11 months ago
Johnny and Amanda's help me.They are really helpful.Thank God for these people, and thank God for putting people in my life.And this to help me, have it not been for you.Lord Jesus, I don't.She wouldn't have a job.Amanda wouldn't have a job and I wouldn't be getting counseling.And I possibly could be in a hospital, so thank God that I don't have to do that.Thank you, Lord.This is awesome business.They're awesome people if anybody needs any help , I refer you to themJohnny and Amanda's help me. They are really helpful. Thank God for these people, and thank God for putting people in my life. And this to help me, have it not been for you. Lord Jesus, I don't. She wouldn't have a job. Amanda wouldn't have a job and I wouldn't be getting counseling. And I possibly could be in a hospital, so thank God that I don't have to do that. Thank you, Lord. This is awesome business. They're awesome people if anybody needs any help. I refer you to them, God bless.
Chris Mcclain
11 months ago
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Greensboro, NC | The Insight Program in Greensboro provides substance abuse treatment specializing in care for teens and young adults ages 13 to 25. The program offers 12-step facilitation, family counseling, relapse prevention and peer support to help young people address substance use and build healthy recovery foundations. Guided by its Enthusiastic Sobriety phi | Treatments Programs Payment Options | The Insight Program is amazing. I truly believe it saved my son's life.
Rebecca Mohler
4 years ago
I am so grateful to Insight for helping my son, and helping our whole family. Stephanie and Mike have changed our lives forever for the better. It’s a real gift to be relatable to young people and be able to guide them to a life of integrity. My son was completely lost before coming to Insight. He has been living a sober life and working a twelve step program and has a relationship with God. I can see that he is working through his issues and learning to deal with daily life as it is. Our family is changing and growing, and I see him for the brave person he is. He has a strong support system and plenty of sober friends to have fun with. The Insight Program is forever in my heart.
Pearl Moon
4 years ago
In light of a number of reviewers that have decided to detail their experience in ways that proclaim their victimhood, I'd like to preface my review by saying that the Insight Program is a voluntary program. Meaning that the recipient of the service must consent to any services provided and that he/she/they has the option to relieve themselves of said service at any given time. For any newcomers brought here by word of mouth, referral, or perhaps a desperate search for hope, I'd like to caution you from extracting truth from reviews that presume the contrary. You'll find a common theme in reviews such as these: unsubstantiated blame and an absolute shamelessness to be seen as the victim. While these words might appear to come from a place of bitterness and resentment, I assure you it's the opposite. Many of those reviewers, and their beneficiaries, represent some of my first friends when I was lucky enough to join the program.
I was 18, trying my hand at college, struggling to maintain a romantic relationship, overwhelmed by life outside of home and pretending that taking Xanax and synthetic opiates for breakfast was normal (among other peculiar justifications). I had struggled with drugs and alcohol abuse prior to this, but I hadn't yet experienced loneliness and stress to this extent. Shortly after my second semester at school I overdosed and was sent to a behavioral health unit. My parents were as supportive and afraid as they were distraught. After deciding to return to Greensboro, my mom, the hero in this story, reached out to an old friend who was a parent involved in the parent group of the program. My first 2 months of IOP services were unbearable. I won't parrot my resentful friends and suggest it was because of the staff, the hours, the meetings, the suggestions or some form of unholy, sadistic indoctrination of cult-like ideology; my level of misery was in direct proportion to my unwillingness to take responsibility for the man I chose to be and the life I chose to create. The more it was "your" fault, the worse I felt. With that being said, not only do I understand the place from which the malice found in these negative reviews was born, I was another couple years of victimization and unwillingness to confront my reality from writing my own hate-filled review.
Today I have 8 years sober, approaching 9. My experience with Insight has been absolutely wonderful in every way. It would be naïve to suggest that I was incapable of getting sober anywhere else, but from where I stand now, I have a very difficult time imagining anywhere better than the Insight Program. Here are a few things I'm lucky enough to have in my life today that I wouldn't have without my recovery. I have an absolutely incredible relationship with my parents that I thought was never possible (mostly thanks to the Parent Program at Insight). I laugh a lot. I have goals and aspirations. I have a group of friends that I would do anything for, and I know the feeling is mutual. I'm still learning how to budget... I haven't sincerely considered taking a drink or using a drug in a very, very long time. And I genuinely love my life today. However, I don't want to create the impression that this has been "easy" or that as soon as I got sober my problems melted away. I have plenty of feelings that I still respond poorly to, I have a host of character traits that aren't pretty when brought to the light of day, sometimes I let fear dictate my actions and I still need help. The quality of my recovery, and lack thereof, is 100% up to me and the results aren't without work. However, what's abundantly clear to me is that the work is worth it. I'm eternally grateful for all of the people at Insight who made my experience so wonderful.
Connor
5 years ago
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Winston Salem, NC | Amos Cottage Therapeutic Day Program, a part of Atrium Health, is a mental health support program in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Amos Cottage is unique in that it serves children between the ages of three and seven with general outpatient services. Transportation is available to help clients make their appointments. Emotional and behavioral chal | Treatments Payment Options | The person that I talked with was very understanding
cosea Tyler
9 months ago
Amos Cottage and Dr. Masters are the BEST! So glad to find an awesome place for my kiddo!
Nese C
1 year ago
I am delighted to share my exceptional experience with Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Pediatric Development in supporting my autistic child. The care and assistance we received from their dedicated team were truly remarkable.
From the moment we stepped into their clinic, we were warmly greeted by the friendly staff who made us feel comfortable and welcome. The environment was child-friendly, creating a calming and reassuring atmosphere for my child.
The professionals at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Pediatric Development displayed an exceptional level of knowledge and expertise in the field of pediatric autism. They took the time to thoroughly understand my child's unique needs and provided us with invaluable information tailored to their specific situation.
The information provided by the team was clear, comprehensive, and easy to comprehend. They patiently answered all our questions, ensuring that we had a thorough understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with autism. Their willingness to listen attentively and address our concerns showed their genuine commitment to our child's well-being.
One aspect that truly set Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Pediatric Development apart was their dedication to providing helpful resources. They equipped us with an extensive range of materials, including educational materials, recommended therapies, and support networks. These resources proved invaluable in helping us navigate the complex journey of raising an autistic child.
The ongoing support we received from the clinic was exceptional. The team at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Pediatric Development demonstrated a genuine passion for helping children with autism and their families. They guided us every step of the way, ensuring that we had the necessary tools and information to support our child's development.
Furthermore, the clinic's commitment to collaboration and teamwork was evident throughout our experience. The professionals worked seamlessly together, combining their expertise to provide a holistic approach to my child's care. The multidisciplinary nature of their services ensured that we received comprehensive and well-rounded support.
I highly recommend Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Pediatric Development to any parent seeking exceptional care and support for their autistic child. Their commitment to delivering accurate information, along with the provision of invaluable resources, demonstrates their unwavering dedication to improving the lives of children with autism and their families.
Thank you, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Pediatric Development, for your exceptional service and for providing us with the tools and knowledge needed to support our child. Your compassion, expertise, and commitment to excellence have made a significant difference in our lives.
Gabrielle Befort
3 years ago
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North Carolina is ranked 28th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of addiction treatment of $56,759.
The costs of drug and alcohol rehab in North Carolina vary widely and depend on several factors, including:
The costs of addiction treatment listed for cities and states are averages based on the cost of the treatment types listed above. These averages are high due to the cost of medical detoxification and residential inpatient rehab programs.
These numbers also reflect the raw cost of drug rehab, before any insurance coverage. The typical individual seeking addiction treatment can expect to pay much less for outpatient or intensive outpatient services than the averages listed below.
There are many ways to pay for drug rehab in North Carolina. Most treatment centers accept cash or self-payment, as well as private health insurance. However, there are many treatment centers in North Carolina that accept Medicaid and Medicare, or offer sliding scale payments or other low-cost payment options. Here’s the complete breakdown of how to pay for addiction treatment in North Carolina.
Blue Cross Blue Shield is the most widely-accepted insurance for drug rehabs in North Carolina, with 152 treatment centers in the state accepting their insurance. Aetna is the 2nd most popular with 101 treatment centers accepting it followed by Cigna in 3rd accepted by 79 drug rehabs.
North Carolina is ranked 21st nationwide in drug rehab admissions, with 470 rehab admissions per 100,000 population in 2023, which is lower than than the U.S. national average of 621 admissions per 100,000.
The following are the number of North Carolina rehab admissions in 2023 for each of the 6 most frequently used drug classes, as well as the relative percent for each type of drug.
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National survey of substance abuse treatment services (N-SSATS).
North Carolina is ranked 15th for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 583 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is higher than the National Average of 421.
All values are per 100,000 population.
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime data explorer: Crime trends. U.S. Department of Justice.
North Carolina has the 41st highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 123 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 13,377 total DUI arrests).
All values are per 100,000 population.
SafeHome.org. DUI statistics and trends.