Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Clute, TX

Great place, set your life up for better things.

This time everyone was on deck and appreciated my frustration with Medicare pay for my basic vaccinations. After being turned down( twice) by my chosen provider I received wonderful help with the Lake Jackson VA clinic who administered all the vaccines I was eligible to receive. So cool.

Dr. baker. Excellent Doctor!!

1st Mrs Ruth is a treasure! 2nd I miss Mrs Dawn! 3rd today Dr Obi-Ofodalae (sp... Sorry doc I tried to remember how it was actually spelt and not the phenetic spelling) took a whole hour helping navigate the VA system to help me get to where I need to go, or so we can figure out what is going on. He listened to everything I had to say and the X-rays were done in office the same day. Yes the VA as a whole is broken, but my experience today was positive and we can't have nice things at this clinic specifically if we don't let it known that this staff is getting it done. We have to make ourselves heard when it is good just as much as when it is bad. So thank you all for today!

Jeremy is an asset to positive recovery..

This is one of the best experiences I have had in my recovery journey. The consolers are top notch and very easy to talk with. The consolers really give you the tools, to help you in your recovery journey. I would do IOP again if I needed it.

Wonderful group of people. Doing a great job in the field of addiction recovery services.

The best pumpkin patch in Galveston my kids love it

Great place to worship. Gorgeous church.🎊

It's a very friendly place

I literally was just sitting down, minding my business, waiting on a friend to take care of his business, when a worker legitimately concerned, asked me if someone had already helped me. That made me feel so seen, and validated somehow. If that's how they treat you without knowing if you're in for service, I can only imagine how committed they'll be when receiving care.

I’ve Known Of Montrose Counseling/Community Center since Summer of 1995. During That Time MCC was located on Richmond Avenue in a beautiful but smaller building than they’re in now. My first Therapist was Lee Willis a phenomenal therapist for anyone living with gender dysphoria. Since then I’ve had sporadic experiences at MCC from 1995 till 2008. However, when I move back to Houston in 2008 I started going To MCC consistently especially after 2009. I’ve had some wonderful case managers and therapist from Mandy Lloyd in 2009 till Daniel Perez now. I can honestly say there’re people who work at MCC who authentically care about the LGBTQ+ community of Houston very much, and those same people are willing to provide exceptional services for anyone regardless of their sexual orientation, gender, religion, or race to me that’s commendable. I lost my Therapist/ Friend Mike Ator in November Of last year 11-04-24 was the day I was told he had passed away, and that news shook me to my core it was devastating heartbreaking news. I miss him greatly and that’s the kind of people that work at MCC phenomenal people who truly care and reaffirm to their clients they matter. In closing, I wholeheartedly recommend MCC to anyone who seeking services like Mental Wellness, Community groups to network, groups that meet to discuss life’s challenges, and helping people who are apart of the LGBTQ+ community by reaffirming the fact YOU MATTER 🤗 I Sincerely And Unequivocally give MCC Five Stars For being a lighthouse In Dark Times Thank You ☺️ GOD Bless 🙏🏾 !!!!!!

The facilities are great, we so appreciate the safe spaces. Staff works with disabilities and are very kind in my experience. Thank y'all so much!

Bay Area Women’s Recovery Center is straight-up the reason I’m alive today. This place didn’t just help me get clean — it rebuilt me. I walked in broken, lost, and tired. I walked out stronger, loved, supported, and finally believing in myself again. The staff here don’t just do their jobs — they pour their hearts into every woman who walks through the door. They gave me strength when I had none, love when I couldn’t love myself, and a community that still has my back long after treatment. If you’re looking for a place that actually cares, that fights for you, that reminds you who you really are — this is it. Bay Area Women’s Recovery Center saved my life, and I’ll forever be grateful.

I wasn't there for long, but I can see the good this place does for people. I left due to inner conflictions of faith, but that wouldn't be the case with the vast majority of people who come here. I would recommend to 99% of people who have addiction issues, as this place is a hidden haven for those who need it the most. I appreciated a lot of the staff. The fact that all of them used to go here at one point gives another element that adds to the success of this place. Appreciate the willingness to help and to accept anyone no matter who they are. Thank you, kindly.

I went through the Bay Area Recovery Center, and it completely changed my life. After getting a DUI, I was required to go through this program to keep my job — but it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me. I’ve now been clean and sober for almost 10 months. The staff truly care and helped me believe in myself again. A huge thank you to Mr. Billy and Blake and everyone there for guiding me through my recovery. My DUI was recently dismissed, and I believe it’s because God saw the change in me. My wife and kids thank you too — you didn’t just help me, you helped restore my family. If you’re struggling, I highly recommend this program. It gave me my life back. F. Riley

Gary and Jeanie in the evening CD group are great. I struggled for a long time and have kept coming back to this group because of these two. Gary educates us on alcohol and addiction in a context that I can understand. He keeps the group on point, but in a fun and encouraging atmosphere.

This program saved my life. The therapist and staff are very supportive and generally care about my recovery. The after care is so helpful and is a solid part of my program.

The team at New Dimensions provided me with “life changing” experiences and knowledge that has likely saved my life. I’m truly grateful for their service. I’ve referred others to New Dimensions and everyone has agreed with me that this is the best IOP around. Highly recommended!! <3

I think the staff was carrying and Responding to my needs

uhm i don’t really leave reviews as you can tell i made this fake account for food reviews. but i just can’t see this place being so badly rated. i can go on and on about a lot of horrible treatment from other hospitals i’ve been through. and although i can’t remember the first time i was here, i’ll definitely will remember the last time. i had turned 18 in there and was moved into the adult unit. and the staff helped me feel so much better than i ever did in that time of my life. i had gotten a cake, was sung to, and felt so much love and care from the staff and patients. i’m not sure but i think i met the man who owned this place. he immediately helped me calm down and showed immense care for me even though i was being erratic bc i had to be near said abuser who only came to steal my belongings from the police. but idc that place made me feel safe. safer than i ever been before. even if it was just for a week. also they had the best chefs there. never seen a place put so much love and effort into the food the patients were getting. <3

I got a good service from this hospital, all the staff are very polite and friendly, food was very good, I got medicine on time everyday and they clean every day even washroom is too good.Thankyou.

The AMAZING staff at Excel in Friendswood were a joy. They went above and beyond to help me with my issues. I loved both programs I participated in. They helped me more than they will ever know!!!

Very nice & Professional,Very Helpfuland understanding ,Great Program.

If you're new in Houston and looking for a new meeting and friends, this is a great anchor for people in recovery.

Montrose Group home, oldest in Houston. This space is also home for several different NA group meetings weekly.

Great place to meet and get the help and support you need. Up an running on a different operating schedule after Covid 19 & the year 2020 Open 7.days a week with limited hours of operation 11am - 2pm Sunday. thru Saturday 6pm -11pm Sunday thru Saturday *** PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION TO HELP KEEP THIS PLACE OPEN**** In need of help/ support

Very good to my son. They left no stone unturned to help him and provide resources. Involved family in treatment process and determining mental status, as they know the patient the best. Included family and patient for the best outcome instead of just throwing him back in the streets before he was ready. This is a deeply personal and stressful situation when you have a family member having a mental health crises. I work in healthcare and I have to say I was very impressed with the physicians, social workers, and all other staff. They truly care . Thank you.

They are the best

It was actually alright I guess. I think their goal is to stabilize you and get you discharged to outpatient care as quickly as possible., I was expected to take care of myself (I changed my own linens frequently, made my own bed, was expected to remember the clothes washing process, was not reminded for hygiene practices, had to speak up anytime when speaking to or making a request with a nurse or tech) which sucked considering I was not admitted with my medications in hand, which if I had those that wouldn't have been an issue. If you have the precious opportunity to prepare, bring all of your current medications with you. I didn't have my identification on me, they still took me in though, thank God. My family struggled to keep up with where they were taking me during processing and stuff since they couldn’t access very much information without my consent due to HIPAA protections, and I didn’t fully understand that at the time. I did consent though, it was just my first time being processed like that so I really didn't know what was going on or what was expected of me. The nurses and doctors I recall did explain as much as possible to me, but I did not ask probing questions about my treatment and mostly experienced it, my mom and dad knew how to ask probing questions regarding treatment whereas I did not. There's a significant difference in approach. Everyone was really nice though, I only ever experienced friction from the other patients (uncommon, but people are people), even then it was all okay, I trusted the staff to step in if it got too bad, plus there was the isolation room if I really didn't feel safe which I thankfully never had to use. Be kind to the staff handling you and you should be comfortable in knowing to expect that treatment back. Enrichment outside features: Basketball, a football (if it can be found), a very nice path to walk that totally isn't bait for runners (anyone who sees the corner will know what I mean, just don't do that though), and a gazebo that genuinely at the time of writing this needs wasp spray inside the top. It was a bit scary laying down in there and seeing all of the wasps. On days where outside enrichment is doubled, there is a secondary building where you can color pictures with marker, listen to music, play board and tabletop games, and a separate wing with a basketball court. The building was unfortunately extremely cold in the connecting hallway, but the enrichment chambers were warm enough. If you end up in HCPC and are lucky enough to have visiting family, ask for something warm to wear (within regulation of course). Enrichment inside is far more limited, again, if you have family, do request something for yourself. A book if you have the attention span to read. There is a TV that for half the day plays music, and from the afternoon-on plays movies and television shows. Don't be afraid to ask to change the channel, but consort with your fellow patients first was the rule of thumb. There's also UNO which was fun to play, dominoes, coloring sheets and crayons, three meals a day, and your bed. Seriously, don't underestimate the power of the bed. The food is pretty good, too. Except the cucumbers which I found icky but they can't seriously account for personal taste unless you have a food allergy or dietary restrictions. These aren't exactly therapeutic activities, but help you to bond with your ward-mates and pass the time. It is quite loud inside, but you can ask for earplugs at the front desk. Staff have to shut doors firmly (which may be percieved as "slamming" doors) to secure them which is disruptive. They don't tend to do this after curfew as far as I can remember, but it is worth noting in this review. I was extremely lucky to have family involved and the help of the social workers assigned to our wing that helped me make sense of everything. Shoutouts go for II-C, if you see this then you probably remember me still but you did amazing for working with pretty much nothing at all. Sincerely, thank you.

I took my child there for about 3yrs. It was a huge help! They provided my child with tools to help her deal and process different situations in life. At first it was a bit slow because my child was apprehensive but once she started opening up, then there started to be progress. Understand that this is a two way street. You get as much as you put into it. Also, as a parent you have to be open and willing to take responsibility for your part, as well as patient and understanding of the process. The change and progress is gradual. I beg you from one parent to another, don’t be the one to stump your child’s emotional and mental health. I recommend therapy to any and everyone who is willing to listen. There is a better way, for a better tomorrow.

Great place and very caring counselors

Front staff was welcoming and helpful answering questions about how to admit in a loved one

Coming here end up saving my life. I miss all the people that I work with over there.

I absolutely love this place. My doctor Dr Kimberly Parks knows her stuff! I used to take a useless antipsychotic but she prescribed me a different medicine that really helps my mood, my thoughts, and my outlook on life. She is very knowledgeable and very smart. She helped me overcome suicidal thoughts by providing me with a medication that works! I'm very grateful for coming into association with her and am thankful for the help she's given me. She also helped me cut down on smoking by giving me anxiety medication and yeah I'm just way happy with the care I've received from her.

Lovely doctor, took the time to explain everything to us. Cannot fault him and what care he provides, its the best!

My Mother was a Admin there so I spent half my life there it was a shame to see it closed.It was my favorite place in the world if I close my eyes I can still imagine the hospital

It was a wonderful hospital. It would be a shame to let that rich history die. I would love to see it turned into a .hostital museum telling of its history and the Doctors and nurses who worked and trained there.

Good program overall. Have to be mentally strong to endure it though. Its alot of work but spiritually and physically i grew closer to the lord then i ever have been. Glad to say i finished the program the right way 15 months later. Amen.

I came to StraightWay in 1988. I had ruined my life and nearly died because of addiction. After a lengthy hospital stay, my pastor referred me to StraightWay. Even though I had lost all hope of ever being anything but a junkie, I got what I desperately needed most: a second chance - and people who were willing to invest their time, and even their very lives to show me what it means to follow Jesus Christ and to live my life for Him. To date, I am going on 30 years of being not only drug free, but being a happy and productive member of the community where I live. My husband and I have three beautiful children and have been married for 22 years this year. My relationship to my adult children and my family has been restored, something I had once thought impossible. I'm so grateful that StraightWay was here when I was in need. I cannot imagine where I would be today if not for this place.

Came to the center 38 years ago with a life of no purpose and living a drug and immoral life The staff there taught me a new way of living following the Word of God. I praise God for all the staff who dedicate their lives to help people such as myself.