Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Asheboro, NC

No words can truly express the gratitude I have for Daymark. No matter which location I’ve visited across North Carolina, they’ve always welcomed me with open doors and a light left on—especially during my darkest moments. When I felt hopeless, they gave me hope. When I felt weak, they reminded me of my strength. What makes Daymark so special is the compassion you’ll find from a team that truly understands—many of them have walked the same path and found freedom from the very struggles they now help others face. You’re not just a number here; you’re met with kindness, empathy, and real support. I’ve seen the negative reviews, and sure, no place is perfect. But to me, those are small things when compared to the hell of addiction. Daymark has helped me find my way back to life—and for that, I thank God.

Been with this as little boy never would have thought it's still been in mine life I'd have over come lot in life .dealt with lot past history of things let's say mental health is main goal life kept Sharp mind set clear path in life and all u will know who stable mindset and who not .. one take ur mental health seriously .. get check and make sure ur head on straight .. cause mental health seriously means everything to mind self ..

They were really helpful to me.

I had a wonderful experience here. It is great place to recover from addiction and has a great recovery community and meetings.

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.

a good place to start the path of recovery and renewal.

Saved my life

I had a wonderful experience here. It is great place to recover from addiction and has a great recovery community and meetings.

This is the best place! The staff are always kind and ready to help in any way they can.

Sherry rider is a great person to teach you about recovery and makes sure you understand everything we learn about in her class. She is very sweet and understanding.

Sherry Rider is very clear explains rules understanding makes class fun aslo learning new resources that' will help in staying sober thank you sherry and daymart

We are blessed to have them!

The House of prayer is a great place for young men to try to get your life back together with the help of the Lord Jesus Christ. They were work hard and trust in the Lord they can make it. It’s a beautiful area seem like they take good care of the guys that trying to get their last back that sure do appreciate these folks.

House of Prayer is a truly amazing place. Awesome fellowship, prayer, studies, life long friends, and clean facilities. It’s a very humbling experience to meet everyone and the energy is so positive, uplifting you really feel it. If you are one who can afford donations or a donation once in awhile House of Prayer deserves it!

been going here for years now and I really appreciate the services I recieve

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.

Excellent staff that got my family through some troubling times. Very responsive.

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

Thank you so much for saving my life!!! Thanks to you I have everything I need to continue my walk in recovery

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.

It was great and I have an return appointment on Monday the 16 of June

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!!

The staff are wonderful.

I wear cool shoes here.

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...

Daymarks services are on point. I have been with them for a lot of years and they have provided me with the best care possible.

The Insight Program is amazing. I truly believe it saved my son's life.

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.

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.

great people and easy class attendance with it being zoom

This has been a moment I’ll cherish forever. Don and Brenda took time to help us understand that even though you make a mistake, you’re still human and it’s going to be ok. They also taught us if we take anything away from this class was to make better decisions and to always think before you do something. Life is hard and we get that but they understood us and coached us along the way. It was such a honor to do zoom with them and we learn so much more than I had excepted. If you’re looking for the best dwi class you definitely don’t want to miss out on this one. Tell them I sent you and I promise you’ll thank me later. I give them a 10 out of 10 😀

The classes were informative and enlightening. I enjoyed and looked forward to the classes each week. I wish I could have continued the classes if I could afford them. If I had attended classes like this, I never would have gotten a DWI. I will carry the information I learned in class with me for the rest of my life. Thanks Brenda and Don I appreciate you both.

POH is the shit son! I just completed 28 longgggg days of treatment there in wonderful Lexington, NC. Home of the best BBQ in state! Now, I am a different kind of of breed. I'm one of those troublesome Iraq War veterans that loved his 2 years in combat like no other. My alcolism took off after I left the Army I'm 2010. And I am a lucky one who made it back alive with just s very, very small case of undiagnosed PTSD that I prefer to not discuss unless at the VA. However, combat also made.my anxiety worse. Go ducking figure! I'm 100% service connected so I get free rehab for life all over..... but I burnt so many bridges that the VA finally said then you go do it yourself a d my hard headed ass did with ease. I might come across ass rocky or arrogant. But I'm not. Trust me, I've been in a few gunfight in Diyala Province, Baqubah, Iraq to be specific in 2007, been homeless a few times in the streets, and been hanging out with what people consider the outcasts and other stereotyped groups of people for 15 long hard years of boozing my life away for nothing.... feeling sorry for myself and having pitty parties about what coulda, woulda, shoulda type shit. Bro... let me tell you.... Give POH a try. Go tell them folks Ross sent you there and said try Tommy or Russell at the Mens house. Or Ms. Erica at tbe Woman's house. You don't want that SMOKE! 3 hots and a cot with a GREAT clinical staff and supportive interns as well... Ms. Antonia was my clinician. She was pretty cool. Thought she was always angry or would be hard on me at first. But I was wrong. Quite friendly and helpful. I had fun discussing my difficult life situations 🙃. With that I'll close my sarcastic long new review. I'll keep coming back! Lol.

I've been to the men's halfway house a couple of times. It's a great place for men to go and rebuild their lives while they recover. Great people, great staff. I would recommend to anyone who wants a new beginning.

I truly think if you are real with yourself, Path Of Hope is a great place of knowledge and understanding of the concept of addiction. You are going to receive the help that you need if you apply yourself and follow their suggestions. The counselors do not force anything on you, they just simply suggest that you adhere to their guidelines and rules. It is up to the individual to use the help and resources that they provide in order to live a productive life. This program has enabled me to see my life in a more positive way. It has also encouraged me to choose a career in the Recovery field so that I too can share my hope and knowledge with others on their path to recovery. This place changed my life for the better. A great place to receive help with any addiction. It truly has been a Path Of Hope for me.

Great place to get what you need welcoming people always here great Home Group strongly suggested

Home of good vibes, life changing information, and a beautiful AA family.

Great place for friends of Bill to meet.

It was great and I have an return appointment on Monday the 16 of June

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!!

The staff are wonderful.

It's a safe place to be, awesome people.love it, God is good

Great house. Great group of guys.

Guys here are awesome!!!! I love them to death.

Ehhh all right place

I was a client there, they really care about the kids and the families of the kids. Yes they can be strict but I realize now that it was completely out of love. I still keep in contact with them, I would recommend this place to anyone that needs help with there kids, and I grew up in grouphomes and this is tied for the best of the six gruophomes and foster homes I grew up in.

Great Clinical Staff and Well Organized Team

D.R.E.A.M.S faculty and very own founder Mrs. Brenda Smith Williams worked wonders for me, my life & my family's lives. I never imagined in a million yrs that'd I walk out of a treatment center a different person, but it's possible. Through the strength of myself and the guidance of D.R.E.A.M.S my life was forever changed in 2008. I will never forget Mrs. Brenda. She's one incredible, powerful, demanding & encouraging woman I know. I'll never be able to thank her enough, my love and respect for is so profound. I just hope someone else is able to take away the same experience as I did.