Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Chehalis, WA

Thanks to ABHS I'll have 1 year clean January 2nd, this place has its pros and cons but that's anywhere you go. Only thing that I would improve would be installing a few more phones on each floor 100 people fighting over 6 phones kinda sucked. Other than that The food was good and the staff were pretty cool.

I attended inpatient tx here in April 2019, after I caught 3 new charges alongside 3 active warrants from Mason, Lewis and Cowlitz counties. My attorney informed me I was ineligible for Drug Court, but encouraged me to try DOSA, and that ABHS in Chehalis was about to become co-ed. Upon my release, my best friend helped me pack a couple suitcases and even bought me stuff to last the 91-180 day time frame required for res DOSA. I called the facility to notify them I would be late due to a dead car battery; They were very understanding and thanked me for keeping them updated, and assured me I wouldn't be in trouble for my delayed arrival. I was finally able to show up at around 10 p.m., and every member of the care team warmly welcomed me and helped take my bags upstairs. Everyone involved in my intake was remarkably polite and friendly. They described what day-to-day life would look like, and led me through a comprehensive tour of the unit. During the inventory process, a few items I brought, like hair conditioner and hand sanitizer, were not allowed due to past abuse by clients to get intoxicated, which was reasonable. Each of my belongings was meticulously recorded on two separate lists in front of me: one for items I could keep and use, and another for items that had to be securely stored. Afterwards I completed a baseline UA, and they also conducted random UAs throughout our stays, especially when staff or other clients suspected potential use or intoxication, to ensure no one was high and no drugs were being used, countering the claims of "widespread drug use" from other reviewers on here. Our daily schedule was well-organized, starting with coffee at 4:30 AM and breakfast at 6 AM. The day's first Therapeutic Community (TC) meeting at 8 AM served as an update session where achievements were acknowledged, any issues were addressed, and motivational talks were given to energize us for the day ahead. At 9 AM, we alternated between group sessions with our counselors or study periods in the cafeteria, depending on our counselor's schedule. Lunch was at 11:30 AM, then at 1 PM we would either listen to one of the counselors/guest speaker, or we would have a free period. Dinner was at 4:30 PM, and the last TC meeting wrapped up the day at 6 PM, where we welcomed new intakes and congratulated graduates. Throughout the day, we were allowed two 15-minute phone calls, with daily sign up sheets with slots in quarter hour increments to ensure fair usage. On the weekends, we could have in person visits with people on our approved lists for up to 3 hours. Individual meetings with counselors were part of our treatment plans, which could span up to four levels depending on entry into the program; Level I completion is necessary for self admitted clients (BHO), level III for Drug Court and DOC clients, and level IV for DOSA. We had a movie room with a long list of titles, a giant TV screen with cable in the cafeteria, went to parks, did smudging and art projects. They also took us to DSHS and DOL. There is a dress code, and interactions with the opposite sex are prohibited to prevent "fraternization". Rooms were shared, with options for mattress or room changes if needed, and personal belongings were kept in large secured trunks. Medication requests were available via video visits with doctors, and whenever the whole floor got perfect room check scores, we got rewards like snacks or extra breaks. The head chef "Mama"'s meals were a highlight of everyone's days. I remember I asked her what her favorite part of the job was and she told me, " Seeing people gradually become healthier and happier over their stays here, and being able to provide the food to nourish them. That's why I put so much love into everything I make." All the staff, counselors, esp mine Ms. Baldwin, along with program directors Mr. Berry and Mr. Robinson, made it beneficial and enjoyable. I successfully completed DOSA May 2021! I deducted 1 star due to maintenance issues like broken showers and they frosted the windows which prevented us from seeing outside.

Embarrassing question, in all seriousness I medically can't sleep unless I am sleeping el natural ( naked) otherwise I get restless sleep or no sleep at all.. is that something they could accommodate for me there?

I've been going here for over a year, I started seeing Lisa and she was very thorough on all my problems that the doctor I had before going to Cascade over looked, she was very easy to talk to, then I started seeing Wangari and she is very thorough and is easy to talk to and explains my diagnosis to me that I can understand, the nurse's are nice and professional and very caring. The receptionist are friendly and welcoming. I've had no problems with getting my medicine or scheduling appointments, I'm happy I found them and I trust them with my healthcare 100%. Thank you Cascade Community Healthcare for your service!! Tammie Hays

Always helpful and kind!!!

Great people very helpful. Nurse and doctor are GREAT 👍

I work with this company and they are incredible. They truly care about my clients. Serenity Counseling has great intensive outpatient services and I plan to continue our relationship. It simply works and makes the difference with my clients

I loved it !! It helped my family and me so much !! the staff is professional and respectful.

Regardless of the reason for counseling this place is one of the top ones for help. No one is perfect and this place is no exception but they genuinely care, are not judgemental and want the best for their clients.

Bayview Recovery does an incredible job helping people break free from addiction and rebuild their lives. Their staff is compassionate and really understand what clients are going through. The structure and support they provide make a real impact with helping people get a fresh start. It’s a place where recovery feels possible again.

Bay view Recovery is saving lives. Please keep up the great work. Thank you.

I walked into Bayview at my lowest point in life. It was hard for me to accept treatment. I refused that I needed help. I thought I was fine and that I did not need the help.However that really did change after spending some time in the mental health and substance abuse programs. The counselors were really amazing and the way they structure their program really does help. Every one of the staff is easily approachable and they can all relate to you as the patient in some way. The staff do everything they can to help you and make you feel safe and easy to talk to them. I went in as a broken man and I came out someone better. If you really want to get better, this is the place to do it. Anyone here that writes a bad review or says that it did not work here in the review section did not try to get better. Instead they are blaming a place that truly cares about the patient and they gave up on themselves.Again if you really do want to get better come to this place because I cannot think of another program that is well structured, professional, and as caring as Bayview.