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Moroni, UT
4.4
(7 reviews)
Compass Academy in Moroni, Utah is a facility for youth with substance use and behavioral health needs. The program offers counseling and life skills training, with a specialized focus on juvenile justice-involved adolescents. Compass Academy provides structured, long-term residential support designed to help young people understand their circumsta
I came to this place when I was 14. At first it seemed to be a hillbilly place, but I eventually realized that I wouldn't be home if it weren't for these guys. They helped me for 1 year and 3 days to accomplish the necessary changes I needed in order to be an upstanding citizen.
Leandra Dalton
4 months ago
This is a good plays for youth what's the troubles
Hunter Pentico
5 months ago
A place that will help youth understand their Situation better
Anothony Heinlein
3 years ago
Mount Pleasant, UT
4.0
(10 reviews)
MATR Behavioral Health is a substance abuse treatment provider. They have a residential facility in Mount Pleasant, Utah and a few outpatient locations in other parts of the state. Located at the foot of the Manti Lasal mountains, this facility is a picturesque place to focus on your recovery. Here, they offer social detox and residential treatment
They have a friendly staff and the meditation excercises are relaxing and eye opening.
dima587
4 years ago
This place transformed my life! Jainey is an amazing person and helped me change my life around
Nik Allphin (Mr J)
4 years ago
Matr isnt a ordinary rehab program ..although 12 step program is in the curriculum it is a small portion of the rehabilitation process ...the staff and counselors have all been patients or in recovery themselves. When first walking thru the door u feel as if u just got to ur favorite aunt or relatives house u would visit yearly..you know the ones who never judged u but always made sure u knew when u were *€!@&÷? Up and gave u wisdom and advice to get thru it..jeanie is the sweetest REALEST people ive ever met..no matter the issue if ur genuine and u give 116% she will have ur back and shes saved alot of lives .kept alot of people from dying ,and serving life sentences in prison.shes known world wide and people listen when she speaks..hasnt been like that always if u know her story.but she spoke up for recovery addiction and other important issues and has gotten alot of laws and bills passed.you work with horses the environment is beautiful..not to mention the mind body and soul work ..its amazing what you learn..this is where u want to be if you want to change ur life..and u can smoke cigarettes .lol..
Juliana Martinez
5 years ago
Ephraim, UT
3.0
(26 reviews)
Central Utah Counseling Center is an addiction and mental health clinic in Ephraim, Utah. You’ll benefit from integrated outpatient services that meet you where you are in your recovery journey. They support everyone in recovery regardless of finances, offering sliding scale fees based on income and family size. Their program offers personalized
I absolutely love this place! Ruth is the best at caring for her clients. Dane Thurston is a fantastic person. He cares more about the person and isn't a pill pusher. He wants what's best for the individual and work on making sure that you have what you need. Even if it is just someone to talk to. I have nothing but respect for everyone and have been treated with respect as well! Thank you for being such a caring and wonderful place. I have been going here for over 4 years and won't go anywhere where else!
Crystal Knell (UDC)
3 months ago
Lisa is a fantastic doctor who cares about her patients. She breathes optimism yet truth to her patients she also works with the patients listening to all symptoms before making decisions and also collaborating with the patient and or their caregivers. Schizophrenia is a hard disease bipolar schizoaffective is even harder and Lisa makes a meaningful lfe for these patients possible.
Shelby Smith
11 months ago
I was nervous to go here because of the reviews. But once I did, I did NOT regret it. The ladies at the desk were super nice and patient when the need for rescheduling or anything else arose. The counselor I see is awesome and not judgemental which is very important when in this industry and has been hard to find in the medical field in Utah not being an LDS member. Give them a chance. They have more than one counselor if the first doesn't work. I've also got my son into counseling here and I think he will do very well.
Crystal Peterson
2 years ago
Central Utah Counseling Center UT 84627
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Provo, UT
4.7
(97 reviews)
Ardú Recovery Center is located near the Wasatch Mountains in Provo, Utah. They offer addiction recovery for every type of substance use disorder from alcohol to prescription drugs to club drugs. They have a medical detox facility, and they also treat patients with a dual diagnosis (co-occurring disorders). They accept most major insurance. You ma
I went there to ask questions and everyone there answered very respectfully! I had a great experience with the personell! Way to go! Thanks for helping so many patients! Many blessings!
A L
7 months ago
I am so gratI am grateful for Ardu and the staff. I have been to other recovery centers, and it's been nothing like Ardu. The staff is so caring and loving. This place has saved my life, and I'm loving every day being here.
Feilcia Hatfield
8 months ago
Ardu' Recovery..... Oh my love... I obtained more in 45 days at their residential than I had previously in a combined 12 months elsewhere. I can not convey through mere words what they've created. A fruitless and in vain attempt would be to say that the staff aren't there for a paycheck, they are here to change lives and the do daily. That they alongside the clients help to cultivate a space of healing where one truly feels capable of being present, accountable, and vulnerable. That this is the place and these are my people. That I hope you find the courage within you to walk through those doors and the dedication to change your own life, with the help of some absolutely amazing people along the way. Though those would all be severe understatements, so if you're curious at least come check us out. What's the worst that could happen? Your life could be everything you imagined and more, things you couldn't even fathom brought to fruition, families healed and faith restored? The streets will always refund your misery but if you're looking for a place full of love, light, and like minded individuals welcome home relative.
Derek Dehertoghe
8 months ago
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Mapleton, UT
4.5
(97 reviews)
Maple Mountain Recovery is a substance use disorder and mental health treatment center for adults in Mapleton, Utah. This is a residential treatment center but also offers outpatient services. This center believes in a holistic approach, treating your physical, mental, and emotional health along with your social, intellectual, and spiritual well-be
I can’t say enough good things about this place. Words like phenomenal, fantastic and amazing are very fitting. My 19 year old daughter received treatment there and over the month and a half she was there, she developed the skills she needs to become self sufficient in her personal growth. This is not a mental hospital. It’s a place where you have to show up and step up for yourself to improve. Nothing is forced or pushed on the clients. The staff, resources and therapies are amazing! Thank you Maple Mountain Mental Health and Wellness!
Emily Jensen
1 week ago
Maple Mountain truly changed my mental and physical health. It was hard at first, but the staff were patient and didn't give up on me. It's a very homey and lovely place, and it's a good place to be when you're in a bad state. They're very considerate and thoughtful, and they try their best to accommodate to your needs.
Makayla Jensen
3 weeks ago
Life changing place! The work is worth it. The staff really cares and show a lot of support. The level of care is amazing and the growth that can happen here is beautiful. If you're wondering if this place is worth it, the answer is yes!
Kadie J
1 month ago
Maple Mountain Recovery UT 84664
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Spanish Fork, UT
3.7
(102 reviews)
New Haven Residential Treatment Center in Spanish Fork, Utah is a residential treatment center specializing in care for teenage girls ages 12 to 17 who are struggling with mental health concerns and substance use disorders. The program combines evidence based clinical therapy with experiential approaches and academic support in a safe and structure
I am greatful for New Haven. I was in a Really bad place mentally and I really learned a lot. I’m so greatful for the staff they really cared about me. Although some staff were questionable with their own mood, I felt comfortable enough to tell other staff about the interaction and helped me though that. thank you Mary for everything you done for me and how you helped me navigate my emotions and help me become the best version of myself. Shout out to Dan, Maddie, Isabella and the other MHTs at Spanish fork for everything you did you me while I was there. I hope other girls can get the opportunity to work with you
Riley DeFelice
5 months ago
My daughter was admitted from January- April 2026. I want to start by saying my daughter really struggled academically and behaviorally and my biggest fear was sending her to a place that would cause more harm then good. I researched and researched to make sure I found a place that I knew my daughter would be safe in. One thing about New Haven is the family support from other parents. New Haven was recommended to me from another parent who’s child was currently in the program and I am so happy I chose this placement. The first month was the hardest for both of us, her behaviors increased and so did my anxiety, however her therapist and the staff kept me well informed and walked me through all interventions! By month two we saw so much growth and stability from my daughter. The family therapies really helped us learn what she was feeling and how we can get closer as a family. Nursing was exceptional, they are very quick to respond to my questions and I had LOTS of questions regarding medication. They really listen to what my daughter was saying and did everything they can to help her with her symptoms of her diagnosis. The school portion was also amazing, my daughter struggled with school avoid and they worked with her and got her on a path where not only is she going to school and is doing the work and passing! She is very excited to go back to her school and show all her teachers what she has accomplished. The other thing that made me feel very comfortable with this transition to programming was the was the way milieu was ran. When you have 16 girls with 16 different reasonings of why they are admitted can easily create cauois but the staff really created an environment where the girls can grow safely and effectively. But also not to forget the girls really were their for eachother like a sisterhood. The only reason why I chose not to give 5 stars to New Haven was because it is not finaclially maintainable if insurance runs out and have no other source of funding it is very expensive. Although her therapist really advocated for her our Insurance dropped us and we had to leave before the program was completed. If I had to recommend a RTC for your daughter I highly recommend New Haven.
Ashley Koczur
5 months ago
We had our ups and downs with New Haven, but in the end they were an amazing help in our daughter's journey to recovery. Almost all the staff were incredibly caring and dedicated. Generally we were always heard and our input was a major part of our daughter's treatment plan. Grateful to New Haven and its staff for all they did.
Kawika Liu
7 months ago
New Haven - Spanish Fork UT 84660
Mapleton, UT
4.5
(102 reviews)
Maple Mountain Mental Health and Wellness, located in Mapleton, Utah, supports adults through services that address substance use disorders and mental health conditions. Founded in 2014, their mission is to help you rebuild your life to give you a better future. What strikes me most about them is their inclusion of ketamine therapy and neurofeedbac
I can’t say enough good things about this place. Words like phenomenal, fantastic and amazing are very fitting. My 19 year old daughter received treatment there and over the month and a half she was there, she developed the skills she needs to become self sufficient in her personal growth. This is not a mental hospital. It’s a place where you have to show up and step up for yourself to improve. Nothing is forced or pushed on the clients. The staff, resources and therapies are amazing! Thank you Maple Mountain Mental Health and Wellness!
Emily Jensen
1 week ago
Maple Mountain truly changed my mental and physical health. It was hard at first, but the staff were patient and didn't give up on me. It's a very homey and lovely place, and it's a good place to be when you're in a bad state. They're very considerate and thoughtful, and they try their best to accommodate to your needs.
Makayla Jensen
3 weeks ago
Life changing place! The work is worth it. The staff really cares and show a lot of support. The level of care is amazing and the growth that can happen here is beautiful. If you're wondering if this place is worth it, the answer is yes!
Kadie J
1 month ago
Payson, UT
4.5
(1695 reviews)
Mountain View Hospital Behavioral Health, known as The Pavilion, is a hospital based addiction and mental health treatment facility located in Payson, Utah. The program offers inpatient psychiatric care, medical detoxification and outpatient services for adults managing substance use disorders and co occurring mental health conditions. With an inte
The people were excellent and the visit started on time and I was complete on the expected schedule. Nice experience, Henry
Henry O'Connell
1 week ago
Dr. Allan and all the staff made me feel very comfortable and I was very happy with my experience.
Dana KIlner
2 weeks ago
I had the best experience with my delivery at mountain view hospital! Every staff member I came in contact with was more than willing to help and so caring with my new baby! The doctors and nurses were amazing! Dr. nance is always so kind and caring and makes the delivery smooth!
Tiffany Fowden
3 weeks ago
Mountain View Hospital - Behavioral Health UT 84651
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Provo, UT
3.1
(59 reviews)
New Roads Treatment Center is a residential rehab for drug and alcohol addiction in Provo, Utah. They divide their residential care into two programs. The NRTH Program is for male presenting or AMAB clients. The other program is the WRTH Program for female presenting or AFAB clients or those who are genderqueer. Both programs have the expertise an
I noticed negative reviews here, and felt compelled to share my own experience because it has been different. I also think it’s worth noting that many of these negative reviews come from people who left treatment early. Those experiences are absolutely valid, however they do not reflect what it’s like to move through the entire program and experience the full process. things often feel hardest before getting better. To preface this, my journey at New Roads has been anything but easy (for me or staff). When working through years of pain, fear, and maladaptive behaviors, emotions can be really overwhelming, and it’s easy to direct those feelings toward the treatment process itself. There were many moments pushed me FAR past my comfort zone and forced me to confront parts of myself I had been trying to avoid. I realize now that those moments weren’t signs that treatment wasn’t working, they were evidence that it was. I just wasn’t able to see that until after I graduated from the residential program. Before coming to New Roads, I had been to several different treatment centers. I always left feeling like another patient rather than an individual. I never felt understood and I struggled that anyone genuinely cared. By the time I arrived at New Roads in May 2024, I was emotionally done, impacted by trauma, and had almost no hope that this place would be any different. I felt so broken, misunderstood, and convinced i was beyond help. I honestly came to treatment because it was the box I was supposed to check, not because I believed it could actually help. I definitely wasn’t expecting healing. However, I found something I had never fully experienced before: people who truly cared. The staff (mostly) saw me as a person first, not a diagnosis or a presentation of symptoms. They held me accountable when needed and yet still showed compassion. There were days I wanted to leave and did. There were days i questioned the process and did, and times I caught myself directing my frustration with recovery toward the people who were trying to help me. I can see that those reactions were part of healing, not proof that treatment was failing. The support I received when it felt nearly impossible, gave me courage to keep going. Today, I can honestly say that choosing New Roads was one of the most rewarding decisions. It gave me way more than skills or a break from my struggles. It gave me hope, confidence, and the belief that I could build a life worth living. No treatment center is perfect, and everyone’s experience will be different. I don’t want to diminish anyone else’s story, because every person’s experience is real and deserves to be heard. At the same time, I think it’s equally important for people considering treatment to know that positive experiences exist too. New Roads changed the trajectory of my life and I will always be grateful for that.
riju chawla
2 months ago
I'm not sure how to explain it. It feels like a jail where they baby you with unlimited cigs and good food. Its not fun to wake up to a large man in the shared bathroom shitting at 4am. Yet, the court yard and people you meet are mostly good. Get a watch before you go so you can be on time for the many groups and an MP3 radio so you have something to do.
David Hudock
4 months ago
New roads is an amazing program. I received so much help & healing Even just in the few months I attended IOP there. More so than I was ever able to obtain at any of my other programs. My therapist was absolutely amazing, and they all worked extremely hard to make sure I had everything I needed. The Dr's and all the staff are very kind and knowledgeable. They genuinely want to help people who are struggling. It's a different kind of program in its very own special way and I greatly recommend it to anyone struggling. The staff is great about helping you navigate your way so you are able to receive the most beneficial treatment for yourself. I encourage you not to hesitate to call. That phone call may be all that's standing between you & a healthy, happy future. Beth Sherman
Beth S
9 months ago
New Roads Treatment Center UT 84601
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Payson, UT
4.4
(94 reviews)
Steps Recovery Center is an alcohol and drug treatment facility in Payson, Utah. They provide assistance for people who are addicted to cocaine, methamphetamines, alcohol, benzodiazepines, and other substances. They also specialize in veteran treatment options. They provide medical detox that helps you with withdrawal symptoms. Their medically-ass
I have had the opportunity to work with this team on many occasions and they not only take great care of our clients, but make them feel cared for. Thank you for what you do Steps
Dan Parrish
4 weeks ago
I was going through major alcohol withdrawals and this staff made me feel very comfortable and right at home. They were very nice and helpful through the whole process. I would highly recommend going here if you're wanting to detox.
Chance O'Conner
1 month ago
Amazing place would 100%recomend
Greg Perry
1 month ago
Steps Recovery Centers
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Springville, UT
4.4
(99 reviews)
Embark Behavioral Health - Canyon Road Springville in Springville, Utah, is an accredited residential treatment center for mental and behavioral health, based in the foothills of the stunning Wasatch Mountains, right in Hobble Creek Canyon. Support here is available to teen girls, nonbinary folk, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Flexible payment is availabl
I sent my daughter here to get help with many things. I was overwhelmed and didn't know what else to do. I was really nervous about sending her to a treatment facility because I have heard a lot of scary stories about people's experiences at these types of places. I will say it was the best decision I could have made! She made so much progress due to her therapist. Robyn A. Is the best therapist. She really knows how to help kids and get them to think about things differently. I cannot say enough good things about her. Bethann was amazing at helping us get started and welcomed us with compassion and care. The nurse manager Megan was great too. Mitch was also wonderful and gave updates weekly on how my kiddo was doing. So many of the staff were fantastic and really tried to work with my child. I am so thankful for Embark. Thank you for everything!
Ashley Henderson
3 weeks ago
I am very grateful for the experience our family had with Embark Behavioral Health in Utah. Sending Giavonna away for treatment was not an easy decision, but from the beginning, I felt that she was being treated with genuine care, compassion, and respect. The woman who handled Giavonna’s intake was wonderful. She was kind, understanding, and made me feel comfortable during what was a very emotional and difficult time. She even took the time to drive me back to the airport, which was such a thoughtful gesture that I will never forget. What meant the most to me was seeing the way the staff spoke to Giavonna. They treated her with patience and care and made her feel heard rather than judged. I also appreciated how they worked closely with my son and Giavonna’s mother, developing goals and game plans together so everyone could be on the same page and support her. No facility or program can make a difficult journey easy, but having people who truly care makes such a difference. I am thankful to the Embark staff for the compassion they showed Giavonna and our family and for the effort they put into helping her move forward. I would definitely recommend Embark to families who are looking for a place where their child will be treated with compassion, respect, and understanding.
Donna Rickert
1 month ago
i went to embark in springville utah about a year ago, and while i had differences with some of the people there, the staff was impeccable. I would like to shout out Chloe, Lethia, Sammie, and Savannah due to their overwhelming care for me and their understanding of me. They were always supportive and talked me through my problems, and were always there for me. The staff there are highly trained and have made the place better for so many patients.
Uwu
1 month ago
Embark at Hobble Creek UT 84663
5
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Spanish Fork, UT
3.7
(180 reviews)
New Haven offers residential treatments for teenage girls struggling with anxiety, stress, substance abuse or eating disorders in a home-like atmosphere. New Haven is located at Spanish Fork, Utah. New Haven focuses on discovering your daughter despite her struggles. New Haven is known for its clinical excellence as they not only provide a variety
Tl;dr - former student recommends this place highly Spent some time in New Haven before moving to a step down facility. Staff there were consummate professionals who care about the kids. The therapists helped me in ways that I’ll hold forever. Sure, it was a stressful environment with other kids who needed help, but that stress made me more resilient. Just make sure you remind your kid that treatment is what they make of it. Proud to say I’ve come a long way since my first day. I’m in the last year of my JD program with job offers to do corporate law. Thank you to Sara, Rochelle, Courtney, and the Coltons.
James Darmody
4 weeks ago
I owe New Haven my life. I was at the Teresa house from 2024 to 2026 and though my stay was long it was 100% worth every second. New Haven gave me what I needed to succeed, not what I wanted but what I needed. As always, there were definitely ups and downs to my stay but that is to be expected if anyone is growing and learning. And, I learned so many lessons that will keep me on the right path in life. One of the most important things that I learned during my stay was that I am good enough. That I don’t have to be good enough for others to be good enough for myself. I learned that honesty, even when it is hard, is one of the best ways to achieve a healthy relationship with anyone. This helped me grow my relationship with my parents because the value of honesty is one of the most important ones for our family. The program doesn’t just focus on the kid but the family as a whole. One big thing that they have the families explore is the idea of the problem is the problem. That no individual is the issue but, the actions and contributing factors are. My family and I have been taught how to separate the person from the action in order to move through a problem to get to the other side. There are many important pieces that build on healthy relationships and New Haven gave me the space to figure out how to have those healthy relationships. The staff who work there are truly there for the kids, to help them grow and move through the challenges that come their way. My therapist, Amy is one of the most brilliant people I have ever met. She would tell it to me straight if I messed up, give me advice when I needed it, help me work through my trauma, and have fun with me too. The program also assigns a residential staff to each student called a relational coach. My coach was Lauryn and she helped me work through the dynamics of healthy relationships. She stuck with me through my entire journey even when it was hard. I now have so many people in my corner including Amy and Lauryn who are rooting for me, that I can lean on when I need support. I have lots of tools to use when I make mistakes that can help me bounce back faster every time. I have so many healthy relationships with my family, my peers, the staff, and my therapist. I no longer have to worry about whether I have a future or not, because I now have all the things that I need to be successful in the goals that I work toward. I have learned that it is okay to struggle, that it is a normal thing that happens to everyone, but what counts is how you deal with it. I owe a big thank you to everyone who supported me, all of the employees, the amazing peers, Amy and Lauryn, and the amazing place and community that I have loved to be a part of. They have helped bring my family and I back together again.
Robin Freeman
1 month ago
My daughter went through the program at New Haven, and I credit them with saving her life. My daughter had some trauma when she was younger and when she started at New Haven, she was self-harming and thinking of suicide. The staff there kept her safe while supporting her needs, and her therapist, Amy, worked with both strength and grace. The program here not only focuses on the kids' behaviors, but also on repairing and making family interactions healthier. Amy pushed my daughter and me to both hold our own and respect the other's boundaries. While neither of us is perfect, my daughter and I are now at a point where we feel like we can talk with each other if issues come up, rather than arguing about it. Prior to her treatment, I was terrified for her future. Now, after her time at New Haven, I have the confidence that she will be able to go into adulthood with an emotional maturity that few possess, and that she and I will have a stronger and healthier relationship.
Scott Freeman
1 month ago
New Haven - 2096 East 7200 South UT 84660
Spanish Fork, UT
4.5
(36 reviews)
Life Balance Recovery in Spanish Fork, Utah, is a private CARF-accredited addiction treatment facility that offers day treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP), general outpatient, sober living and aftercare services for adults grappling with substance use. They also provide dual diagnosis care for people who have co-occurring mental health disorders.
Life Balance Recovery. Our family has had the blessing of getting to know her through the work she does helping people rebuild their lives, especially those coming out of the prison system and facing the difficult road of reentry, addiction recovery, mental health challenges, and learning how to find balance again. She is currently helped and continuesto jelp my family, and what she has given our family goes far beyond a job or a program. Hallie treats people like human beings. She sees the person behind the mistakes, the addiction, the struggles, and the past. She brings compassion, accountability, hope, and genuine care into some of the hardest moments a person and their family can face. When someone is trying to rebuild their life, having even one person truly believe in them can make all the difference. Hallie is that person. To us, she has become more than someone helping our son — she feels like family. You can tell this work is not just a career for her. It is in her heart. She cares deeply about the people she serves and wants to see them become healthy, stable, confident, and successful in life. The work Hallie and Life Balance Recovery are doing, matters! They are helping people who could easily fall through the cracks find their footing, their dignity, and another chance
Tracy Wilson
2 weeks ago
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Life Balance Recovery is truly making a difference in people’s lives, and so much of that comes from the heart and dedication of Hallie, the director. Hallie works every day with people who are struggling with substance abuse and the many ways addiction can affect mental and emotional health. What stands out most about her is that she genuinely cares about the people she serves. You can tell that this isn’t just a job to her—it’s a calling. There is something special about the way Hallie connects with people. It feels like her heart naturally leads her to those who need someone to believe in them, support them, and help them see that a clean, healthier life is possible. She meets people where they are and encourages those who are truly ready to make a change and start a new chapter. Life Balance Recovery is providing more than support for recovery—it’s helping people rebuild their lives, regain hope, and understand that their past does not have to define their future. Hallie’s compassion, dedication, and genuine heart for people are a huge part of what makes this place special. I’m grateful that organizations like Life Balance Recovery exist and that people like Hallie are willing to show up every day for those who need it most. ❤️
Kylee Eddington (Ky)
2 weeks ago
I can't speak enough about LBR and what they mean to me. I walked in a broken man, no hope, no direction. Not wanting direction. 94 days of hard work, sitting with emotions, fear, anxiety and abandonment. I was tired of 40 plus years of feeling lost, confused and not enough. Inner child work is huge. That little 7 year old boy in Las Vegas. I've learned to love him There's nothing wrong with him or me. Jessica thank you for saving the space.
Lee
1 month ago
Life Balance Recovery UT 84660
Spanish Fork, UT
4.8
(88 reviews)
Wasatch Mental Health – Spanish Fork is a psychiatric facility located in Spanish Fork, Utah. They offer inpatient drug and alcohol rehab services. They treat adults for substance use disorder. They treat people who have both a mental health condition and a substance use problem at the same time. They provide both group and individual therapy. Th
Austin hands down is amazing to work with. Able to be my self
Justin Gardner
1 week ago
The counselors were matched well and have been great. Thank you!
Shauna Whalen
1 week ago
Star is very nice
Kaylie Anderson
4 weeks ago
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Provo, UT
3.4
(28 reviews)
Project Reality Integrated Health Care is located in Provo, Utah. They provide addiction and mental health treatment as a wraparound service with primary care. You can get regular checkups and health screenings on your journey to recovery. Their mission is to empower people to improve their quality of life for themselves, their families, and the co
I get my medicine & talk to my counselor once a week. I also take random UA's. Far as I can tell most everything is bout same as it was after Project & Wasatch combined what not. Oh if I get complaints, I'll share them on here. You can count on it. You can do it, you're worth it. We all have a choice no matter how deep we get. I know sobriety is slow going, especially when you're accustomed to that immediate gradification. It's worth it though. OMFG is it ever. Just keep on keeping on. Sometimes one minute or even one second at a time. I'm starting to legit build my happily ever after. Long way from thinking I was gonna die & not caring. I got my son back. It's amazing how good things get when you're living right. When I was using & focused or dark stuff that's what I got. So happy to be on the other side of the spectrum now. One thing that has me less than happy lately is that I seem to be stuck carry wise which is BS as I've had nothing but clean UA's for like a year. Utah County doesn't have many options though for low income folks. If you go to a pay place you're definitely treated better. Heck with it though. Who wants to stay on methadone forever any damn way lol.
Michael Slack
3 years ago
I've been going there for around 3 years. And the therapists, nurses, and the doctors have really helped me and been there for me when I needed them.
Tiffany Manookin
5 years ago
This is the best treatment center in Utah in my opinion they have totally saved my life and the therapist there will really fight for you.I've never felt so cared for and loved it's amazing the nurses are amazing the counselors everybody on the staff is so awesome I feel so welcome inn at home and really they make it not all about the medication you receive it's about the treatment. I have learned so much about myself. I've been to several other methadone clinics and I've never made so much progress as here. The doctors here are amazing too and they really understand. If you are at all considering trying to get your life together and trying to get off heroin, make an appointment and follow through with it these people will change your life. What I noticed very first because my husband and I walked down here out of desperation at 5 in the morning when we came is that everyone was pulling up in nice cars on their way to work and they all looked really happy and it was a time when me and my husband were really really bad addicted to heroin and meth and I realize these are the kind of people I want to surround myself with I totally turned my life around and just a matter of a few months! I got back my driver's license I completed treatment I'm doing wonderful on my ap&p they have totally saved my life Project Reality is the best place in Utah for treatment don't wait!!
Christina Richards
7 years ago
Project Reality - County Program Site UT 84601
Spanish Fork, UT
2.5
(14 reviews)
Foothill Treatment Center is located in Spanish Fork, Utah. This is a drug rehab facility that serves men and women who need support for an addiction to drugs, alcohol, and opioids. They offer residential treatment and detox services here. You’ll also be supported through medication-assisted treatment (MAT). The residential program is co-ed and p
I really loved foothill my experience with them was great! The staff really does genuinely care alot about everyone. It's sad to see poor reviews, but everyone is going to have bias opinions which everyone is entitled to theirs. I just wanted to personally thank the wonderful people who helped me accomplish soberity. I'm really going to miss everyone thank you all for showing me unconditional love and care.
Shalice Walker
1 year ago
The thing you have to remember, is that this is a rehab! So all the reviews saying that they are terrible, you may want to take with a grain of salt! I had a great experience with Foothill. Ricky really changed that place for the best, and he worked his butt off with not only the staff, but the clients too, to try to figure out a Happ medium! You can't have everything you want when you're coming off drugs and alcohol! It's a facility that has guidelines and rules! Believe me, I tested and pushed both, and at times told some members of the staff things I shouldn't have said!!! Ricky could have kicked me out a couple times, but worked his tail off with me, and the staff to get me through! I completed the 90 day program a little bit early, cause I started doing the work, and going the extra miles it took. I still struggle now and again but I'll always look here first! Thanks to all of you at foothill that was there th times I've came through! You guys are awesome!
byron logan
2 years ago
This is a great place for being funded by the county. I would recommend this place to anyone struggling with addiction. It's hard at first to accept getting sober but if you truly embrace their message you can succeed here despite what others have said. They have a 5 star staff that can give you several tools to get better. I have a strong personal gratitude for this place.
A Google user
9 years ago
Wasatch Behavioral Health Foothill Residential and Detox UT 84660
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Price, UT
4.3
(3 reviews)
Located in Price, Utah, Four Corners Behavioral Health provides alcohol and drug rehab services to children and adolescents throughout the county. They offer outpatient services and referrals for inpatient services to local hospitals. Four Corners Behavioral Health begins all treatment with an assessment to determine whether a client should parti
The staff at the reception is very helpful, it seems that they really care about their work and help people, they all take the time to listen to my concerns and I never felt judged by them. I wish I had known about this place before.
7 years ago
Provo, UT
2.8
(17 reviews)
The House of Hope in Provo, Utah, is accredited by CARF and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). They provide residential treatment for women and mothers with substance use disorders and accommodate their children. This is a campus-style facility and includes several cottages behind the treatment center. They acce
Very professional and courteous
Cassandra Lott
3 years ago
I have not been a resident of House of Hope but have been a contributor for many years. Impressed with the service they provide and the kind and professional staff. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone seeking professional help overcoming addiction.
Beth Peterson
4 years ago
The House of Hope changed my life , saved my life! I have been clean off drugs for 11 yrs now I went in a week after my son was born and there are no words to explain how grateful I am for all they did and taught me while i was there.. I know if it wasn't for the house of hope I may still be using and not have my son with me ..they gave my son a mother and that mother is me💜 and I am truly grateful for them and the life I have today💜💜💜
calli mikesell
5 years ago
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Springville, UT
1.1
(595 reviews)
The Provo Canyon School Springville Campus is located in Springville, Utah. They offer programs for high school boys aged 13 to 18. They’re accredited by the Joint Commission and legislated by the State of Utah to provide residential treatment. Provo Canyon School – Springville Campus is an adolescent residential treatment program in Springvil
Great school. No history of abuse. Highly recommend.
Ryan
2 months ago
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Eliana Sandvik
1 year ago
I’ve spent the better part of the last 11 years of my life at Provo Canyon School as a full time teacher and when Covid situations caused a need for additional student life mentors, and since my heart broke for the many teens who were in treatment during the pandemic, I became a substitute evening, and sometimes weekends overnight staff member to help during this time of needed compassion and supervision for the situation of these teens. I am also the parent of a child named Mikey (naming him here because I have four other children and don’t want any of them to feel that their identity and reputation could be compromised by anything I say here about their brother and his experience in five separate behavioral and treatment facilities that he and I together chose to place him in to help him learn to deal with his addiction and his life traumas). In-patient treatment is at best always tough because vulnerable children are away from their parents, family and familiar friends as they voyage into living in a dorm setting with other children with some similar issues, and some with much more complex issues. Provo Canyon School provides these children with fantastic psychiatrists who also work in private practice outside the facility. My son, (who was a student body President, a medical assistant, and, sadly an Opoid addict who sometimes used illegal drugs to self medicate his bi-polar mental disorder) was prescribed, and responded very well to medications similar to what the PCS doctors prescribe our patients. Like some of these respondents on the PCS comments page, he went through spells of feeling inadequately or overly medicated until the right dosage was attained by his doctors and his compliance in taking the meds correctly and having nurses, teachers, staff, and therapists work together to help him communicate and observe the meds that helped him feel “right” mentally. This process is not easy for the patient, family, nor staff or facility in general, and a lot of patience and energy is required to just get the meds right for the desired behaviors to happen. I question negative comments by some of our past students here because time and time again I have witnessed some dramatic and wonderful mental and behavioral improvements in my PCS students within a couple weeks of getting on properly prescribed meds if needed and getting away from the substances that some may have been detoxing from. In 11 years, I have never seen any patient not have more than enough clean water from clean drinking fountains and more good food and tasty snacks, all planned and reviewed by competent dietary professionals and good cooks. Teachers and staff often dine with patients in the cafeteria and requests for special diet accommodations are often honored. As far as academics are concerned, I have worked at five accredited public schools in two states and have never worked with more distinguished and professional school academic directors than we have now at PCS and both have been at the school for over ten years. Many of the teachers have masters degrees and most have double majored with special education credentials to help both gifted and special needs students. As far as I have been able to determine, comparing PCS with the five facilities that my own son attended, (wish I had known about PCS at the time) the school directors, leadership and all facility employees that I have observed are doing an amazing job of using Trauma Informed Care, best practices, professionalism and kindness in helping patients learn the skills and have the knowledge to become happy, successful and productive members of our society.
annette alexander
1 year ago
Provo Canyon School - Springville Campus UT 84663
Provo, UT
3.0
(46 reviews)
Utah State Hospital in Provo, Utah, is a psychiatric hospital operated by the State of Utah. This hospital accepts referrals from the local health authorities and the justice system. Utah State Hospital is at the base of the Provo Canyon, near Splash Summit Water Park and Peaks Ice Arena.  The Utah State Hospital has onsite historical landmarks fo
I was a patient here for over a year. It really helped me realize that if im gonna die someday why does it matter? I can just wait it out and live to see what my life is gonna end like, if I didnt like it oh well im dead. If I lived closer I would love to work there to help make the program safer and even more effective.
harley neilson
3 months ago
If I could give 4 1/2 stars I would. I was a patient at the Utah State Hospital, and I was there for 1 year. I have been out for almost 6 months, and have took time to reflect before writing my review to really soak in my experience and this is what I think. While there are many negative thinks I could say about this place, this hospital truly made my life worth living. The Utah State Hospital isn’t meant to be an easy experience, you are meant to be put in a place to challenge yourself, which will cause outbursts, setbacks, relapses, drama, and more, and sadly this is all apart of recovery. But I am lucky to have had all of these setbacks in a safe, secure environment such as the Utah State Hospital, surrounded by staff who at the end of the day care about you and have one ultimate goal, to keep YOU safe. Even if that means resorting to restraints or time to refocus that may cause distress in the moment because top priority is safety, and while that can feel neglecting and like the world is ending, it isn’t. It is actually the best interest for everyone. Because while staff have to focus on safety of the patients they also have to think of safety for themselves. We often think we know what’s best for ourselves but when we are in a state where we can’t make stable decisions we don’t always know what’s best for us. So the hospital has a carefully curated team of staff to manage meds, treatment , food, etc so you can succeed. The Utah State Hospital can be a helpful, therapeutic treatment if you use it to your full potential and keep going when things get hard. There will be times you wish you never went here, and times you hate the staff, but it will all be worth it at the end. The relief and self control you can gain. You can have fun at the Utah State Hospital but within the rules, and breaking the rules comes with consequences so privileges can be taken away, and that is not to punish but to help you learn for the future. Don’t expect fantastic food here, but it is still good and nutritious. I strongly suggest if you are going here to let your experience be yours and don’t let others opinions influence your stay, because you can let your stay be worth while if you choose too. To sum things up, Go into the Utah State Hospital with a fresh mindset, be open to change and growth. Be prepared for challenges and embrace them. Don’t expect perfection. And if my therapist, or treatment team is reading this thank you for helping me be the person I am today.
Katie Beatty
10 months ago
This is hands down the best mental hospital in Utah. I was rarely ever bored, they have a TV with a Netflix and Disney Plus, and library for anyone, even those stuck on unit level. (And yes, they do have quite the manga selection, and movies you can rent, and podcasts/audio things you can put into your headphones. You can even learn Spanish in your headphones! Trust me: if you're bored, it's often your own fault.) They have so many activities, and as you level up, you can attend more activities. Dr. Roundy was the best doctor I've ever had. He got me on a medication that WORKS for the first time in my life, I have a medication that works. All the one star reviews: it could be possible they didn't follow the rules. Follow the unit and campus rules and while I cannot promise a swift discharge, your stay at the hospital will be a lot easier, and maybe even fun. (I had fun.) Although, yes, I have to say that there are days that you just want out... And sometimes patients (and staff) can make your life hard. I shouldn't sugar-coat it.
Amy Hedgehog
10 months ago
Utah State Hospital UT 84606
Provo, UT
4.3
(7 reviews)
Mountain Peak Recovery Outpatient is a drug and alcohol rehab in Provo, Utah offering outpatient focused care for adults and young adults navigating alcohol use disorder and drug addiction, opioid addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program provides intensive outpatient services, aftercare and connections to sober living suppor
"I have been a client with mountain peaks recovery for about 7 months now I completed their inpatient facility known as the ranch, I loved my experience there. They were great at keeping me comfortable through my detox and getting me staple on my meds. I spent about 31 days at the ranch and then I moved into their sober living and am still currently involved in their outpatient program. The staff at mountain peaks recovery inspire me with the amount of dedication and compassion/empathy they have for their clients. They provide a safe environment where I was able to learn to not only trust myself again but to finally trust others I was able to humble myselfthey provide a safe environment where I was able to learn to not only trust myself again but you finally trust others I was able to humble myself and take in all of the coping skills and tools that they provide for the clients, tools that we can apply to our daily lives to remain clean and sober. These amazing people have cheered me on throughout my successes and achievements and lifted me up throughout the hard days and help me discover my worth and in result have helped me make my recovery a success instead of another attempt.
Chels Olsen
7 years ago
Mountain Peak Recovery saved my life . The staff is amazing .they taught me how to cope with my life. They are loving, kind , and they inspire hope always. I have neve been to a treatment center like this before and I have done around 15 rehabs . The staff taught me how to love my self . They are very passionate about what they do . They inspire growth not shame . By far with out a doubt best treatment I have ever experienced.
Janelle Bryan
7 years ago
It's a great place
Christopher Griffin
7 years ago
Provo, UT
2.8
(25 reviews)
Wasatch Behavioral Health has an administrative office in Provo, Utah. This office can direct you to various services based on your needs, including substance use disorder treatment and treatment for co occurring mental health diagnoses. They accept Medicare and Medicaid as well as self payment with a sliding scale if you don’t have insurance. T
Awesome, caring, compassionate humans!
Cory LEWIS
1 year ago
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
carolina diaz
1 year ago
I love seeing my therapist, and this clinic has many services available.
John Warden
3 years ago
Provo, UT
3.0
(22 reviews)
Vantage Point Youth Services is located in the city of Provo in Utah. This is a community care facility that’s dedicated to supporting youth and their families as they work through mental health struggles or substance use disorders. They help support you through their comprehensive outpatient programming, as well as their short term residenti
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.
fecal seagull
3 years ago
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!!😊
Ada Garcia
5 years ago
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!
Sergio
6 years ago
Provo, UT
5.0
(1 reviews)
The Journey is an outpatient addiction treatment provider in Provo, Utah, offering flexible substance use and cooccurring mental health care for individuals and families. Located at 619 North 500 West, the program provides counseling, assessments and therapy designed to help clients build recovery while continuing to live at home. Reviewers have sh
I was here about 12 years ago and it was a positive experience. All of the staff were good and one in particular stood out. She did so many fun activities with us. Loved this place. I miss the staff and people.
Emilie Fuentes Raines
2 years ago
Provo, UT
Intensive Residential Treatment (IRT) is an adult residential substance use treatment program located in Provo, Utah, operating under Wasatch Behavioral Health. The program offers structured, 24/7 clinical support designed to address addiction alongside cooccurring mental health conditions through a dual diagnosis capable model. For individuals in
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.
fecal seagull
3 years ago
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!!😊
Ada Garcia
5 years ago
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!
Sergio
6 years ago
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How Much Does Drug Rehab Cost in Utah?

Utah is ranked 29th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of addiction treatment of $56,782.

$140k Medical Detox
$50k Inpatient Rehab
$8k Outpatient Rehab
$7k Methadone Treatment

The costs of drug and alcohol rehab in Utah vary widely and depend on several factors, including:

  • Treatment
  • Insurance
  • Specialty
  • Duration
  • Amenities
  • Funding
  • Location
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Compare the Cost of Addiction Treatment in Utah

The costs of addiction treatment listed for cities and states are averages based on the cost of the treatment types listed above. These averages are high due to the cost of medical detoxification and residential inpatient rehab programs.

These numbers also reflect the raw cost of drug rehab, before any insurance coverage. The typical individual seeking addiction treatment can expect to pay much less for outpatient or intensive outpatient services than the averages listed below.

Average Cost of Treatment in Utah vs. the National Average

Utah
$56,782
National Average
$57,193

Cost of Drug Rehab in Utah vs. Nearby States

Utah
$56,782
$56,789
$42,195
$65,975

Compare Cost of Treatment in Top Utah Cities

Utah
$56,782
Salt Lake City
$61,150
West Valley City
$59,530
West Jordan
$57,115

How to Pay for Addiction Treatment in Utah?

There are many ways to pay for drug rehab in Utah. Most treatment centers accept cash or self-payment, as well as private health insurance. However, there are many treatment centers in Utah that accept Medicaid and Medicare, or offer sliding scale payments or other low-cost payment options. Here’s the complete breakdown of how to pay for addiction treatment in Utah.

322 accept self-payment or cash
288 accept private health insurance
3 offer free treatment
199 accept Utah Medicaid coverage
112 accept Medicare
98 offer low-cost treatment
154 offer sliding-scale fees
192 accept TRICARE coverage

Insurance for Drug Rehab in Utah

Blue Cross Blue Shield is the most widely-accepted insurance for drug rehabs in Utah, with 122 treatment centers in the state accepting their insurance. Cigna is the 2nd most popular with 122 treatment centers accepting it followed by Aetna in 3rd accepted by 114 drug rehabs.

Utah Rehab Admissions in 2023

Utah is ranked 29th nationwide in drug rehab admissions, with 388 rehab admissions per 100,000 population in 2023, which is lower than than the U.S. national average of 621 admissions per 100,000.

Utah
388
National Average
621
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1372
799

Rehab Admissions in Utah by Drug Type

The following are the number of Utah rehab admissions in 2023 for each of the 6 most frequently used drug classes, as well as the relative percent for each type of drug.

2,817
Alcohol
1,608
Marijuana
2,318
Heroin
331
Other Opiates
3,166
Meth
138
Cocaine

Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National survey of substance abuse treatment services (N-SSATS).

Drug Overdoses in Utah in 2024

Utah is ranked 42nd nationwide in terms of annual drug overdoses, with an average of 20.4 overdoses per 100,000 population and a total of 703 overdoses in 2023. Opioid abuse accounted for 71% of all drug overdoses in Utah, with a total of 500 opioid overdoses in 2024.

Drug Type Period Overdoses

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Provisional drug overdose death counts. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Narcotics Violations and DUIs in Utah

Narcotics Violations

Utah is ranked 8th for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 667 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is higher than the National Average of 421.

Utah
667
Arizona
395
Idaho
743
Wyoming
692

All values are per 100,000 population.

Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime data explorer: Crime trends. U.S. Department of Justice.

DUIs

Utah has the 24th highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 231 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 7,912 total DUI arrests).

Utah
231
Arizona
207
Colorado
267
Wyoming
378

All values are per 100,000 population.

SafeHome.org. DUI statistics and trends.

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