Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Stephenville, TX

I can't say enough about this place they helped my stepson out a lot he was there for 3 months, I just wish they were accepting people right now but there under remodeling, update:what I was told they are not longer accepting people the owner wants to.close.

Good addiction programs for adults. Christine, Dee, Gina, and Kim are great therapists that actually care about the clients. The medical staff are nice. No facility is perfect, but this place is good and I personally recommend it.

Love love the staff here

Great customer service and great service

I’ve had nothing but great experiences with this VA clinic. Dr. Ingram and Jamillah have always gone above and beyond to make sure I’m taken care of. They consistently help me stay on top of my health and any care I need. I truly appreciate their professionalism and support.

This VA Clinic is so far really good for what they provide. Dr. Johnson is a very down to earth person.

Dr. Tony is exceptional! It was our first call and still we all felt very comfortable with her approach.

This place has been an incredible support system for our loved one. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing support.

I had an amazing experience with NP Ubabuco. I recently moved from Florida and attended an IOP program under the care of a psychiatrist. I didn’t agree with prior diagnoses and we discussed why I felt that way and NP Unabuco was able to give his input on what possibly led to those diagnoses. For the first time in my mental health journey I felt heard. I am excited to continue and feel that I am in the best place for care. Staff were extremely helpful as well. 10/10 ✨

Mr. Danny and Ms.T are the best individual that cares and care about others recovery and sobriety. They see issues that require a solutions and create a mindset to resolve matters in the best way possible 🙏🙏

Wonderful caring staff from top to bottom. Nice pool, gym, room, food and property.

Arturo is the bestest 😜

Before learning about this place; I had very limited knowledge about what programs I would be qualified for (I’m a veteran) I assumed just the VA (for medical ) and I never gave it much thought past that . Finding out about the RRC has dramatically changed my life for the better; and I’m profoundly grateful. Prior to going there -I had lost my job and was about to be added to the ranks of the newly homeless (Depending on how you define “ homeless” in some people’s eyes, I would’ve already been there. I was staying on the floor of a gym at a church where I would clean every night in exchange for sleeping there. I was too stubborn to go to a homeless shelter, because the one thing I had left in my life that I had no intention of leaving was my cat. Me and Cleo have been together a long time- she’s my family. Fast forward almost a year. I have my own car; my own apartment (cat friendly! ) I make a little income online but also searching for a job (it’s hard to maintain a job if you can’t wash your clothes or have a place to stay) RRC didn’t do EVERYTHING for me - But I can honestly say I would not be where I’m at now without them. And although it’s a government agency, I have not met a bad employee from there- My caseworker, Amanda Jones; has went out of her way numerous times to help me-These people care about their clients and they do whatever they can to help them- If you are a veteran and you need help, they should be the first people you call. You won’t regret it. I can not thank them enough for what they have done for me.. Thank you RRC and Especially AMANDA!! William (Former squid; GMG - USS Wabash)

They helping me stay focus

Good people caring for vets and patients , bureaucracy diminished there efforts.

Excelente servicios

Zero stars . I checked myself in October 26 I was suicidal. They placed me on suicide watch which is line of sight. By the way they were talking across the room me and other patients being on suicide watch and leaking out our information. and it’s also a HIPAA violation. The nurse wanted to give me a pill to sleep. I asked her what classification of medication it was meaning is it a benzodiazepine, is it a antipsychotic, is it a mood stabilizer. And the nurse just said it was for anxiety. She could not tell me.I asked them to look it up.they were put out by this. I am very, sensitive to medication’s. I have a TBI ,PTSD with major depressive disorder. I say that because I went in there to get better. I actually feel worse having gone through that experience.. I was Transferred to a unit with major alcoholics, drug addicts, and homeless people who know how to work the system, The staff was constantly complaining about how green Oaks did not have their back, so they just had to make doUnit three The nurse Glory who was also in the first unit I was in was dismissive and snappy. meds are given out at 8 o’clock. She said ma’am you need to calm down and I was not upset at all, but I wanted answers. She told me to go back and sit down and she will call me when she’s ready. She was on her phone on Facebook watching videos the whole time she was very rude. The other nurse Carrie was also always on her phone watching videos and often times she would have patients come up to her asking for medication and she would be watching her video while she was handing out medication. These nurses would often retreat to the dispensary where thmedication is kept to be on their phones. At one point there were no text and no nurses to be found for about 10 or 15 minutes. I finally found the lead tech Laurie and I told her there were no staff members out in the main room. Now mind you, we are all kept in one big main room and we were not allowed to retreat to our beds or to our rooms, which is what our insurance was paying for. Especially duering angry outburst from other patients. Which happened at least six or seven times and I was there for six days. on a daily basis. There were at least four major outburst From patients that were violent, there was harassment, insults &heckling. these people smelled horrible and they would not get them a shower. You can get a doctors order to get them a shower. patients to harass other patients who were not allowed to retreat to their room for hours before they got it under control. It was such a scary experience. I asked them since I checked myself in. Can I request to leave and they told me I could. The nurse Laura said I could put in a four hour order, but if the doctor thought I needed to stay, they could make me stay for up to a month. This is not OK with me. It’s like they hold people there and they can make them stay, even if they don’t feel safe.I came in on 10 mg of a specific medication and the psychiatrist told me he would increase it to 20 mg and they added another medication and since I am so sensitive, I wanted them to keep an eye on me. First of all, I was still given the same size of this pill that only comes in this size if it is 10 mg. I asked them to make sure that they were giving me the 20 mg. The psychiatrist whom I only saw two times in my six day stay Forgot to put it on my discharge papers when I left. It was a whole Nother ordeal. bathroom doors had feces all over it, they do not clean with an hospital grade disinfectant which kills viruses, fungus, tuberculosis, HIV, and hepatitis. They used Fabuloso. Not a hospital grad. There are bugs, and thick layers of crust on chairs, and around the corners of the bed frames, broken glass windows, and we only went outside two times. We watched horror movies like It and The conjuring. Why? Is this healing? Patients sleeping on the hard floor next to dead bugs all the time. Old food everywhere on the floor. I still I need help. Its scary , harmful tomental wellness. Don’t go here. Stephanie Patient advocacy. I called she never back

These people who work there are a fantastic bunch.i love them for what they do 😀😀😀

I cannot thank them enough. 🙏🏽they were very humane while answering some of my questions. But also reached out back to me in order to follow up with some of my concerns.

My mother was going through some tough times, and this place was a great help. The staff is completely understanding and some of the staff, namely Clint REALLY put their best foot forward to help us. Couldn't recommend this place enough!

i needed help BAD and i called the crisis after hours line and a lady answered the phone and when i was telling her my thoughts, she hung up in my face. i took a deep breath and called again and Clint answered the phone in a sweet loving voice and was able to calm me down. he listened, set me up an early appointment for the next day and even picked me up. i wish i could give this location more than 5 stars. my special thanks goes to Clint. he doesnt know how much he saved my life.

There is a new doctor at the VA Medical Clinic in Brownwood, and he is amazing! He asked questions and actually listened to my answers. When I asked questions, he answered. He spent time explaining things. I sure hope this is a turning point to upgrade this clinic that has gotten so many bad reviews due to the disrespectful and uncaring attitudes of some of the front line personnel. I actually felt like I was heard and respected. Very good doctor's appointment this year! I am impressed and grateful.

My counselor, Kerri Dees, is amazing. She's been incredibly supportive and insightful. She's helped me so much.

Horrible. I told them my wife hit me and they discount it

Wonderful place to start your treatment today.! Caring staff, awesome counselors.and I personally wouldn't be in treatment today if it were for my counselor AC. I highway recommend giving this place a try and ask for AC for a counselor, he helps keep me in check.

Was at a place where I was ready to give up. My sister found this place I came in and have not regretted it. Been clean over 5 yrs now and have had same job just as long. In the best place I’ve been since high school lol.

This place is truly special, and that’s thanks to Jennifer. She leads with heart, and it shows in everything—from the way the staff supports people, to the peaceful, caring vibe you feel the moment you walk in. Recovery isn't easy, but here, you're not alone.