Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Lehi, UT

This place works! Every piece of this place is perfectly designed to work in tandem. Maple Mountain saved my life.

Maple Mountain Recovery in Utah completely exceeded my expectations. From day one, their team created a highly personalized treatment plan tailored just for me—every session felt tailored to my needs. What really sets them apart is the way they seamlessly blend healing with genuine care and enjoyable experiences. Between therapy sessions, I had options like yoga, cold plunges in nature, art therapy, acupuncture, and many therapeutic adventures. It felt like real recovery, not just treatment. The staff is amazingly attentive—every single team member knew my name, remembered my goals, and checked in regularly to see how I was doing. They made sure I felt supported 100% of the time and built an environment that was both professional and warm. If you’re looking for a recovery center that cares deeply, customizes your journey, and injects a dose of fun and relaxation into the process—Maple Mountain Recovery is it. Highly recommend!

Wonderful place with great staff and fantastic programming. I rediscovered myself while there.

I am not one to leave reviews but I need to give Cold Creek a big shout out for the care they gave my son and for the family program. From the first call that I made, to him graduating and then the continued support. Cold Creek staff really does care and wants the best for everyone. I have my son back and our family is whole again. I am forever grateful for this place!

This place is amazing! My loved one did their full program. Residential, day treatment, outpatient and sober living. I can’t thank them enough for the professionalism, dedication and love they show. I would highly recommend Cold Creek to anyone looking to get their life back.

I'm about to graduate their IOP program on August 10th. I've struggled with addiction since I was 8 yrs old and this is the first time I have ever felt hope. I'm three months sober, and I cannot say enough positive things about Cold Creek. It's changed my life. They've help me arm myself with a relapse cycle, recovery contract, group therapy, individual therapy, and EMDR therapy that has helped me tremendously with my childhood trauma. Change your life, and attend Cold Creek!

Working with Jeremy changed my life he's a great "coach" its not all about money. You do the work and they will help you to change. Thanks UTAC for everything

Utah Trauma has made a lasting impact on how I see myself and the way I treat the world. The amount of knowledge I gained from my stay at this treatment center is unreal. My initial intention when I landed at Utah Trauma was to create a much needed foundation I could grow from. Im writing this 2 weeks into the real world so the afterglow is still very strong from everything I gained from my experience at this house. I expected a very surface level of foundation than what I actually have now. I was more seeking a physical security rather than the emotional structure I now have. I feel more confident shaping my future with the tools I learned at Utah Trauma than I ever planned. Fully immersing myself into the world of self growth that this place had to offer opened my eyes to more truths about my past than I really imagined. Jumping into an inpatient treatment center has a ton of variables. The way this house is setup makes for so much more actual real world life lessons than the previous program I sat thru. I always felt a true level of compassion from the people that ran Utah Trauma during my stay no matter how hard it was for me to face whatever truth I was being presented. I couldn't have asked for more from this treatment facility. No matter the drama within the clients there was always a deep level of respect for how each patient felt about what was happening within the culture and I cant emphasize this enough. It's difficult to see passed the emotional lenses when drama is faced head on. Jeremy had an awesome approach with every person at this facility during my time here.

I would have rated 4 stars but at the end of the day they're a business so you will be treated to their standards and I was treated well. Other than that I had a mixed, complicated experience. You should know about the type of residents who reside there, mostly severe drug addicts, convicts and people with severe trauma and suicidal tendencies so living with a bunch of strangers who mostly are there because of legal issues and not so much that they're truly trying to turn their life around is going to cause drama. There's a lot of house and client issues that it interferes with group therapy. There's a lot of needy, complaining, immature clients that make it difficult for the ones who are willing there and committed to the program and truly seeking help and change. Every now and than there's also favoritism among the clients, therapists and interns who put in hours there. They don't hire people for chore duties or meal cooks so clients have to participate in all that among other activities such as going to AA meetings and gym time along with the strict rules they ( which nobody follows, rules are broken, people are held accountable but there's no disciplinary action until it's reached totally out of control than you're kicked out) but I found all this truly beneficial trying to also have some order and discipline in my life. It's a fairly, decent, classic type of home, nothing modern. They have equine horse therapy in which they have 2 lovely, friendly horses and my favorite a donkey named Nacho. On the bright side, it's a lovely home, beautiful landscaping all around the house, beautiful views of Eagle Mountain, Saratoga and UT County Lake which I found very therapeutical. The owners did a very good job in designing and constructing the home along with it's location. Shout out to the staff who work there (Darron, Callie and Avery) in which they're family but they're very nice and professional and you will be taken care of no matter what you got going on. Try to make sure you're type of insurance is "in network" first especially the Medicaid plans cause it sucks to get admitted but have to leave because you're insurance didn't cover the stay but they will still try their hardest to make things work out. I especially want to shout out my therapist James. He truly cares, he handles himself professionally but yet he's laid back and super funny. Apart from him being my therapist I found his groups more enjoyable and knowledgeable. Also want to mention that this type of program is mostly based on "group therapy" rather than the one on one personal therapy with the therapist. Shout out to Jeremy as well, life changing experience with the EMDR therapy and truly inspirational therapists, I myself have always loved psychology and working with them truly inspired and motivated me to perhaps get into this type of field. Much love and respect on how they orchestrated the program. My family and I see and feel the change and how I've grown and learned but recognize that it was just an awesome stepping stone towards my journey to continue on a successful recovery.

I have been through other programs none of them were as thorough as steps they were very accommodating supportive and helpful in every aspect of getting my life back together things can only get better for me I had a wonderful success story with steps the people there well bend over backwards to help you succeed

My uncle was transferred from the VA after stroke and heart attack. Before he left the VA, he was eating, walking to the gym daily & communicating well. He remembered nurses names! He was using & calling on the phone. The stroke caused some issues with fine motor skills which required assistance to eat. He had an NG to supplement nutrients because he wasn't dietician wanted to ensure extra calories if he didn't eat enough, tho mostly he was eating enough. The VA gave my aunt power if attorney without a living will (& she insisted he should be dead & had no quality if life; no eife/kids). 2 facilities took NG tube patients the other insisted on a connection to his abdomen (button) but we were told any procedure would kill him (bleed to death). He was insistent the procedure NOT happen & could speak for himself. She ignored his choices & he was LIVID. They g tube IN, transferred him to this place. We couldn't see or talk to him for 2 weeks, by then we couldn't recognize him. He was tied to a stretcher, being starved (no food or water) crying, tooth missing & insisted he did NOT feel safe. His VA dr said he'd never seen such rapid decline in all his 40 years & ordered labs etc. He had been placed him on seroquel was in multisystem organ failure with sepsis from a UTI? That takes serious neglect since he had a urinary catheter due to enlarged prostate, so not able to empty his bladder... He is also being kept in his bed, his cell phone was "lost" and so he stopped calling family daily. He rarely gets up out of bed and isn't even dressed by noon. I am an RN and none of these things would I allow (friend or foe). He uses glasses and a bipap for sleep apnea and neither of are being used. The facility used to be the worst for elderly and I was told management changed to better policies were instigated but I haven't seen any improvement with my uncle. He was dead in under 2 weeks. They said he had no fibe motor to hold a phone,, eat etc,, but he gripped my arms with so much strength i could cry,, begging me to take him home but my aunt had illegal POA so i needed an attorney. I'll never forget the look in his eyes when i asked if he felt safe. He had them open WIDE... then filled with tears as he shook his head NOOOO.

Jose's professionalism & kindness helped a difficult transition today (transport staff)

They really give you hope for your family. The response time was amazing and the staff was so knowledgeable answering all my questions and letting me take the time I needed to feel comfortable. Not only do I feel like they do a great job keeping their girls safe but you can tell that they really care too.

SJV is the best! The staff are great people who love their jobs and really care about their patients. It’s the cleanest nursing home I’ve ever been in, they keep it tidy and nice. The admissions team was so helpful, respectful, and kind. If I could give it 10 stars I would!

Jose's professionalism & kindness helped a difficult transition today (transport staff)

My Mom spent around 2 months at this facility. The CNA Vivian was OUTSTANDING! She was incredibly helpful and always had a smile on her face. She is a wonderful person. Thank you Vivian for all you did!

Awesome, caring, compassionate humans!

Excelente atención en la recepción siempre muy atentos y educados Las enfermeras muy profesionales al igual que nuestro doctor de cabecera Walker Verdon : Gracias por el cuidado e interés por sus pacientes

I really can't thank the staff and the mountains here enough. I've tried 4 residential treatments prior to Cold Creek and none compare. Not only is the staff to client ratio incredible, but the individual genuine care is beyond measure. Here I was able to work through the root of my issue with Alcohol, come to know and love my true self, and begin to dream for a new positive; awake; and alive sober existence. I greatly appreciate the many different modalities used, not only twelve step; thank God. I grew mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and became physically healthier each day. If you have struggled with a drug or alcohol problem I STRONGLY encourage you to consider Cold Creek. You will be lead through a comprehensive 30 day program and absolutely set up for success though IOP and Sober Living upon exit, here in Utah or back in your home town. Best of wishes to all seeking help and a great thanks to all those at Cold Creek, Whit.

The staff here is absolutely amazing, it’s the epitome of a safe space for children who have no place to go. They cater to everyones needs and prioritize the emotions of the children, they believe and listen to you and most importantly they provide themselves as a stepping stone to put you in the right direction and a permanent source of guidance in life that you’ll never forget.

The experience I had here was amazing!! All my problems and situations I was having have gotten better bc of this place. My depression is not as bad anymore. It felt soooo nice relating with other people my age & just letting it all out. The staff there are also very awesome. They did their part & I did mine & it worked out great!! It works out if you do it too!!😊

I went to Vantage point somewhere around 10 years ago. Every time I pass by there I remember how much structure they gave me. Take the good and apply it in your life!

Okay so the staff is not bad in fact it is excellent and competent my only problem is that the prices are stupidly high!

Pretty good counseling and amazing therapists, especially Jennifer White. Definitely try this place out, they accept Medicaid too

What an amazing, safe, comfortable and clean place to live! My experience with sober living properties has been a great one, a little over a year now and I've completely turned my entire life around. Love this place!

When I left treatment in 2013, I was encouraged to get into a sober living house. I fought this tooth and nail, however, things just fell into place and Mike Brown went out of his way to really help me out and make sure I was taken care of. This place saved my butt!! Being fresh out of treatment I was quite panicked once I was out in the "real world" again. The structure and feeling of a safe place I could come home to with a bunch of like-minded gentlemen made the world of difference! Still to this day I speak with Mike and considering how many people come in and out of these houses and people he deals with he still remembers me and is always genuine and loving. Love this organization!