Best Hot Springs, SD Drug Rehab Centers

I love the staff and they are so nice.

This place has done absolutely amazing things for my daughter!

This place gave me the first sense of family in a long time. The staff there are more than amazing at making the kids feel like they belong somewhere. My experience there was unparalleled to any other treatment facility I have been to. Thank you wellfully family. You made me who I am today.

Provides a safe, growth oriented environment

The staff here are friendly and incredibly helpful. Very knowledgeable on resources for their clients.

My therapist is 10/10 and is helping me reconnect with myself and family. She is by far the best therapist I've had in my years with different therapists.

This place is very helpful and they are very nice people they love to help people get better

Even though this facility has had so many rough patches and so many Conflicts with many Native American and non-colored individuals in this community. I can sure say that the children’s home Society being one of the most oldest facilities to help youth and mothers all around, strive Daily to help those in need whether that’s residential, Emergency Shelter. I once, had To stay at the children’s homes society because I had no where else to go, I was under the custody of my mother. An it seemed so hopeless to even want to move forward with school, or my everyday life because I thought these people were here to hurt me. The Home Society all around had always welcomed My Mother and I with open arms regardless of the opinion on her history. And chose to help us succeed for the better. This is one facility. I am very fond of because even after all these years they continue to fight for what they believe is right in their terms. The facility has their own agenda, but let’s remember all the employees and everybody who wants to help everyone who work there, All work there for one thing and that’s to help indigenous, homeless, and even youth who had no support. Who WE AS PEOPLE would like to see succeed. Although this facility doesn’t shine particularly. Children’s Home Society holds a place in my heart. I thank you all for doing what you can, and making everything possible. Because without the Societies help. I wouldn’t be here today, a grown adult, attempting to change the lives of youth today. I am forever grateful :)

I see a lot if negative reviews but am curious about how many of them actually stepped foot inside. My personal experience was great! They do their best with some really hard kids. I feel that most of the staff went above & beyond for kids and parents that choose to be involved!

I give this place a 4, therefore I know someone who went there, and this person has changed a lot.

I have been a patient of Dr. Faraz since I can remember. I want to thank her in this review and tell the VA and the veteran community that my experience here was absolutely GREAT! Dr. Faraz truly cares about her patient and Richard Bacus would get back to me within hours of the messages I sent to the clinic. Both are very professional and THANK YOU!

Wonderful experience for my husbands hospital stay and my experience in the ER

Great staff ...Great service

This program had been absolutely life changing! It's so convenient to talk to your doctor over video chat and they really listen to you. Your prescriptions are sent to the pharmacy while you're on video chat. The drug tests come right to your house and they very simple to do. I would definitely recommend this program to anyone struggling with addiction to opioids!

Bicycle health has been the best thing I could have ever done for my addiction and my recovery and my future I highly recommend going on here to help get off your opiate dependency or whatever dependency it is that you are struggling with it's easy it's affordable and they make you feel so much better. Cause we know reaching for help in our situations isn't easy at all. Let's stop this crisis

Highly recommended. Experience is very helpful in my recovering journey. Actually help without being degraded. Recovery going well too.

Update: as of 9/23/23 - VOA has been here for me to help me with my life. I have had a rough go of things but they have not given up on me. Thank you VOA!! very good assistance from Veteran assigned staff. Help with services to locate housing, find employment, has lists of services to obtain food like Salvation Army, St. Joseph's, or DFS for SNAP foods. Thank you VOA for your help getting back on my feet.

Good Evening and thanks again for your family and your great time and for taking care of yourself and your family 👪

Kind experience and friendly service.

The life house was such a great place, I was there back in 2015 an it was a great experience for me, but sadly I didn't complete the program I chose to sign myself out an let my addiction keep having control over me.

This place saved my life.

Did 4 months inpatient in 2009, the life house I believe. Haven't had a drink since July 10th 2009. My still being sober today speaks for itself on what this place can do for a person that truly wants help.

At one time this nursing home had a reputation that made you question whether or not you should place a loved one here. I’m here to tell you that shouldn’t even be a question. My aunt came for therapy, a few months ago and was very reluctant to go. Now, she and my family couldn’t be happier. The staff is very caring, kind and respectful. There is laughter in the halls, there is a sense of pride in what they do, and they communicated very well with my aunt, and my family. I highly recommend Big Horn. It is clear they are going through some changes, but these changes have definitely served them and the other patients well.

My mother spent 17 days at Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center while recovering from heart stent surgery. First, the term "rehabilitation" is used very loosely. She was taken to the gym only 2 of the 17 days and received very little rehabilitation. I will have to say the majority of the nurses are caring and the therapists appear to be skilled. However, one of the Occupational Therapists mentioned that they are only allowed to spend a certain amount of time with each patient. Apparently, that allotted time is extremely minute. My mother had the bad fortune of spending her second week at the facility during the Physical Therapist's vacation. The facility did not provide a replacement PT. The facility does not provide therapy or showers on the weekends. My mother often was only given the opportunity to shower every 3-4 days. Now let's talk about the food, which was consistently bad. My mother lost weight during her stay. On the night prior to her release, she ate a few bites of broccoli and became very ill. Reportedly, many residents became ill after eating the broccoli, as it was apparently contaminated by salmonella. My mother's check-out papers reported that she routinely consumed at least 75% of most meals. This is absolutely false. I was at her side during nearly every evening meal and during many lunches. A more accurate description would be that at least 75% of the food was unconsumed and remained on her plate. Fresh fruit was NEVER served, but a significant amount of pork and processed food was. I made several complaints to the management regarding my mother's care but saw no improvement. I just finished reading an article that quotes Ahron Katz, who has been the owner and CEO of the facility for approximately one year. Katz claimed he was dedicated to putting the residents first. I have heard very poor reviews of the facility while it was named Sheridan Manor. My mother's experience at the facility (which now has a different name) would indicate that there have not been many significant improvements. In hindsight, after having sufficient time to research this facility, I discovered that Big Horn Rehabilitation Center's Short-Term Rehabilitation Rating is quite low. Only 34.9% of residents were able to return home after being discharged. Compared to Wyoming 48.1% and national 50.8% averages.

Everyone is so nice and so friendly, it's like having another family and I love it!

Best medical clinic in Cheyenne - clean, amazing staff - here to take care of the community!

I was a patient in this clinic in February of 2025. They have a provider that has so much specialty experience, she was amazing. I met her when she worked at the GI office, my wife worked with her at two local urgent cares. She was compassionate, really listened to me and my concerns. The first time I’ve seen a registered nurse working in a clinic in over 20 years. It was clean, one of the nicest clinics in town. I highly recommend Crossroads to anyone. I didn’t have insurance at the time, but their cash rates are so affordable. Anywhere else, it’s $175-$200 to walk in with a sore throat. Not even kidding, I paid less than $50 to be examined, tested and an additional $5 for the prescription. Their nurse called me a few days later just to check in on me. Don’t be fooled by the other places in town - you want to feel seen, heard and like the only patient of the day? Go to crossroads - best medical clinic in town!

This clinic is AMAZING - literally the best care in Cheyenne. The doctor - Jennifer, was kind and listened to me in a way no one has in a really long time. Even though it was over the computer (I came in but she was offsite) I knew she actually cared. Beautiful office, nice people - I don’t have insurance so I really appreciated being able to pay an affordable cash rate, got my prescriptions there too. What a concept, to be treated like a person! Thank you!

great help for people with mental illnesses. training, housing,therapy ,life skills. brent and marcia are the best. at first I was ashamed to go. I didn't want to face that I could have a mental illness. But once I arrived I was welcomed and I knew I was home. 15 years later, I am still volunteering as much as they will let me. This is the best place on earth. trust me, you will fit right in.

Very helpful and friendly staff

Been a member since last week of March 2008. April 2008 till December 6th 2018. Great place helped from Marcia Estrada my therapist. Brent Anderson and Kendra Dean. Hope all is well. 2 weeks I turn 37 16 years ago I was 21.

I had a cloud over my head for some time. Coming to Recover Wyoming and talking about it gave me clarity from bottling up so much from my use. They care and it shows. Thank you Recover Wyoming for your dedication for someone like me and the difference in the community in all that you's do.

An amazing program, they really care.

For many years I have been able to watch as this organization has grown into what is has become and be a part of what it is going to continue to become. The vision that Laura had all those years ago for people to just be able to have some hope for something different instead of addiction and degradation in a setting of welcoming and judgement-free helpfulness. By promoting many pathways to recovery for the person and family, there are new beginnings happening all the time in our community. The PATH program, Peer Specialist training, QPR, and other hopeful and helpful endeavors that the wonderful staff get to help with and serve people in have filled a needed and wanted niche. Here's to many more wonderful decades to come!

We had my father here for 6 years and he loved the staff so much. They were a huge help!

At one time this nursing home had a reputation that made you question whether or not you should place a loved one here. I’m here to tell you that shouldn’t even be a question. My aunt came for therapy, a few months ago and was very reluctant to go. Now, she and my family couldn’t be happier. The staff is very caring, kind and respectful. There is laughter in the halls, there is a sense of pride in what they do, and they communicated very well with my aunt, and my family. I highly recommend Big Horn. It is clear they are going through some changes, but these changes have definitely served them and the other patients well.

I had the pleasure of working with the team at Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center in Sheridan about a month ago, and I was truly impressed by their warmth and dedication to the residents. The caregivers I met were not only friendly but deeply invested in providing quality care. You could feel the authenticity in the stories they shared, and it was clear that the residents are genuinely loved and well taken care of. During my time there, I filmed an interview with both administrators and employees, and hearing their passion for what they do really stood out to me. It’s rare to find a care facility where you sense such a personal connection between staff and residents. Based on my experience, I would wholeheartedly recommend Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center to my friends and family. If you’re looking for a place where your loved ones will be treated with compassion and respect, this is a great choice.