Drug Rehab Centers in Wenatchee, Washington

Javier Ascanio at Lake Chelan Health Physical Therapy is amazing. He quickly assessed my needs and set up a great exercise regimen that has helped. Could not be more satisfied with my experience and highly recommend him.

My recent visit at Lake Chelan Health ReHab with my PT, Javier, was professional and he educated me on why I pulled a muscle. It makes the PT process fun and is helping me to establish goals which will help me to reach potential in competing in 2023.

I was greeted n guided by a very knowledgeable n kind gal who truly knows her business! The new hospital with many windows make one excited about working out n improving our physical stature. Janet Bolinger chelan

This is an amazing outpatient class where you get to learn about addiction and more importantly yourself, Bill is a no bullshit guy that wants nothing more than for you to excel and become a better person without substances. I totally would recommend lakeside.

Although there have been some bumps along the way Lakeside Milam has changed my life. When I first got here I couldn t understand how far into my addiction I actually was. Bill Bomber is the counselor that will tell you what you need to not what you want to hear. He was one of the most influential people in my early recovery. I am so grateful for the work we have done together.

This program truly gave me insight into my illness and tools to manage it positively. The group was inviting and supportive and our counselor led us with knowledge, skill, and compassion.

I tried 2 different 12 step programs that failed. The adverse therapy at Schick Shadel Hospital saved my life. It worked and I'm very grateful! Thanks so much

So upset this treatment center is closing!! Typical corporate decision. I am alive today because of their treatment. Clean & sober for 15 years with no desire to drink, do drugs, and/or binging on both. The comments from the new owners were disrespectful and ignorant about the process. Treatment is not easy in any program, but if it saves lives why end it. Shame on you Universal Healthcare! Many lives will be lost by closing this hospital.

I feel like it needs to be said that no one will kick an addiction in 10 days. Even the traditional 28 days won't end the addiction. There are no shortcuts to the life long journey you are embarking on, if you choose sobriety. What Schick does - is give you the tools, and take away the cravings so you can handle this huge life shift.I have been abusing alcohol for 8 years and finally decided I needed professional help. Schick is working so far for me. I've been 81 days sober as of today.What the treatment is like:There is a daily schedule of meds, vitals, and group. You will spend the mid morning through mid afternoon either completing a sleepy (propofol conscious sedation treatment where they ask you a series of questions related to getting sober, and staying sober) and counseling, or a duffy (ipecac aversion treatment where they give you ipecac and then have you drink alcohol. you quickly become ill to associate drinking with nausea.). Late afternoon are various groups.Pros:-The medical director at the hospital is a true patient advocator. Sabrina is incredible.-The community. I felt safe sharing in group, and gained some friends I imagine will be with me for life.-The counselor John. I've been going to therapy the past ten years, but HE is my favorite person I've talked through my mental health with. Compassionate, empathetic, just a good listener, and has great life advice. He's been there done that, and helped me see some great perspective. His lectures are also my favorite.-The program. Schick gives all of the same literature that any other rehab gives, but also has the aversion therapy, and sedation treatment.-The resources. The media wall, the counselors, the lectures, the movies, the hypnosis videos, the 4 agreements, etc. There are so many resources it was hard to take them all in. But theyre all powerful and have continued to help me outside of Schick.Cons:-The nursing staff. For the most part I didn't have a problem. But some of the staff had no bedside manner whatsoever. Some said misogynistic comments. Some did room checks late at night with little regard to patients sleeping. Some argued with other nurses in front of me. Either the nurse was great or the nurse was pretty unprofessional. And I didn't see much inbetween.-Not a diverse group at all. As a black queer female I felt out of place here. It's mostly white men in their 30s and 40s.