Best Colonial Heights, VA Drug Rehab Centers

My first night was terrible, I came in full crisis and I was just put into a room. After I was moved to Tuckers it was better, nurses and techs were amazing. Night staff needs to be more considerate, conversating at patient doorways at 2am. Otherwise I was treated with respect and I got what I needed while I was there.

Tuckers saved my life twice. I was treated with respect by everyone and some of the staff showed me empathy when I needed it. The techs were especially awesome and I know they are doing it to help people because the pay isn't amazing or anything. I also had coexisting substance abuse issues and they made arrangements for me to goto treatment when I got out, both times.

Everyone on 2 nd floor North at Tucker Pavilion was extremely empathetic, compassionate and hard working. My son received excellent care! Thank you and blessings to everyone.

The staff here are so lovely and friendly. Especially the ones that work the 7pm - 7 am shift. They are SAINTS. Dr.Wong was so helpful, I can’t express enough gratitude. Amazing people/ care all around

I just like to say the Staff at Emergency Room Day shift, they are one of a kind. All deserve Recognition. Bon Secours Richmond Community Hospital. Thank y'all for going beyond

Great service.

It was OK. Not great. Not bad. Just ok. I was fortunate enough to be in the military Unit (they called it the penthouse) but it was turned into a regular unit as of May 1. Non- smoking which sucks but they do have nicotine replacement. Everything was scheduled. Mrs. Fay and Nurse Heather were amazing. I could tell if you were in a different unit or was bad though. Code Green (patient fights) were announced daily from other units. I learned coping skills for my depression and Doc Marcus was very informative. That being said, hard pass on going back.

Great food. 2 nicotine gum is great. And staff wants the best for all who visit.

I went in so broken. I felt like there was nothing left for me. After almost two weeks at poplar springs I felt I had a purpose and a reason to live. The staff are so nice in the military unit. Very clean and cozy. The best healing environment I have seen in a behavioral health ward yet

They gave me hope that everything would be alright on the scariest day of my life. They were assisting my family in navigating this experience as well, which is something I now know but didn't realize at the time. In addition to providing me with the resources and attention I required, they also saw to it that my family received the same.

Your care has truly made a huge difference for my daughter. I can't thank you enough.

We are grateful for the positive impact this place has had on our family.

I wish I could remember the staff names and students of the school program, I only went to the school program. I was a behavioral student there from 1997-1999 so that's about 26 years ago wow, I had my mindset on overcoming all obstacles that were in my way pertaining to home, socially, academically, and inwardly. I didn't know how but as I allowed my mind and heart to be receptive towards the teachers and staff that was there to empower me with the tools morally and behaviorally, there was nothing gonna stop me. Now I went thru the PMI program, New horizon, all kinds of off-site programs dealing with my behaviors, it was up to me to change it and stay in control over my temper and attitude. Everyday wasn't perfect but my mind was set on becoming a better me and to also help others who had that temper and personal home problems as myself. It was one of my greatest experiences I've ever experienced in the school systems throughout Virginia, cause being expelled from a whole jurisdiction meant I was self destructive and to the child I had also who was 4 at the time but I'm grateful for this program and with all do respect I wish we had a year book or something to be able to locate peers, and staff. I loved Mrs Betty from the from office, Mrs Beth the P.E coordinator, also Laurie was the best she really went out her way for a lot of us and she was down to earth like on our level of understanding and talk that talk too. It's always a lesson if it's not looked at as a lesson.

I am writing the review I wish I could have seen before having my child admitted to the residential treatment facility. He was there for 8 months. It was an overall positive experience for both myself and my kid. They came out with the tools to regulate sobriety and anger, which were both major issues prior to admission. The downsides were communication with case management and the education staff. I wish I had intervened earlier with the educational issues, but we were able to get them resolved. Thankfully, communication with the primary therapist was great! Other reviews are mixed. Sometimes they liked the food, other times they did not. There were some squabbles on the unit (imagine being among a dozen teens with behavioral issues 24 hours a day). He had disputes with a few staff members, but thought most staff were nice. Several stopped in to offer encouragement and tell him that they believed in him when we were going through the discharge process. Sending your kid to long term treatment is a hard decision, but I’m glad I decided to move forward . It had been a long time since I felt hopeful about his future.

Overall good results. My 10 yr old was there for 7 days under care of dr Berger, which was very pleasant to work with. My son had a good experience as well. The only issue was calling in to check on my son, nurse Deanna was very rude and unprofessional.