Best Sheridan, WY Drug Rehab Centers

The life house was such a great place, I was there back in 2015 an it was a great experience for me, but sadly I didn't complete the program I chose to sign myself out an let my addiction keep having control over me.

This place saved my life.

Did 4 months inpatient in 2009, the life house I believe. Haven't had a drink since July 10th 2009. My still being sober today speaks for itself on what this place can do for a person that truly wants help.

An organization that truly believes in the good of all people. Help is here for those who seek it.

I had the honor and privilege of spending time with the community at VOA while in Wyoming. I have never felt so welcomed by staff and clients. Samantha the clinical director went out of her way to fill me with as much knowledge as possible during my short stay. Beth is a godson to the community. I was in awe when the clients shared their stories with me and watched them participate in there own recovery. This place is magical! I have worked in treatment for many years and have never seen the level of unselfishness that is flowing through those halls. Thank you VOA for all that you do and lives you save and change. MJ

An absolute incredible organization.

I went through several amazing LPCP's there. I would not be where I am today without their amazing services and interventions.

Northern Wyoming has been the best thing that has happened in my life. Between the therapists and the peer specialists there I have been able to find a new way of living and remaining sober. Even when I have made mistakes they have stuck right by my side making sure that they never gave up on me. If it wasn't for the help I've received I have no idea where my life would be but I know the quality of it would be no where near where it is today.

They have been a tremendous help to me. And are a large part of my success!

We had my father here for 6 years and he loved the staff so much. They were a huge help!

At one time this nursing home had a reputation that made you question whether or not you should place a loved one here. I’m here to tell you that shouldn’t even be a question. My aunt came for therapy, a few months ago and was very reluctant to go. Now, she and my family couldn’t be happier. The staff is very caring, kind and respectful. There is laughter in the halls, there is a sense of pride in what they do, and they communicated very well with my aunt, and my family. I highly recommend Big Horn. It is clear they are going through some changes, but these changes have definitely served them and the other patients well.

I had the pleasure of working with the team at Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center in Sheridan about a month ago, and I was truly impressed by their warmth and dedication to the residents. The caregivers I met were not only friendly but deeply invested in providing quality care. You could feel the authenticity in the stories they shared, and it was clear that the residents are genuinely loved and well taken care of. During my time there, I filmed an interview with both administrators and employees, and hearing their passion for what they do really stood out to me. It’s rare to find a care facility where you sense such a personal connection between staff and residents. Based on my experience, I would wholeheartedly recommend Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center to my friends and family. If you’re looking for a place where your loved ones will be treated with compassion and respect, this is a great choice.

I’ve visited the Gillette, Wyoming VA clinic a handful of times over the past months, and I’ve only had excellent and thorough care and experiences with the workers and facility. With the appointments I’ve had, and the employees I’ve encountered, I’m more than confident with my care being in their hands.

This is a VA clinic for veterans only

Great people

I enjoyed every single program about this place while I went there. I loved all my teachers and wished I could stay there.. But I did have a friend that went there who had his knees slammed backwards for a restraint and broken by a teacher there. There was nothing that could be done because of the legal paperwork that parents sign. 🤔 I enjoyed my time there tho. Just feel bad for other kids who weren't so lucky.

I'm now 40 and came to this place back in 1999. I hated being there but to be fair didn't have much to complain about. Bt time is been there 6ish months I didn't want to leave. I learn so much being there that I'm still grateful to this day. I earned freedom to walk the grounds unsupervised with permission as well as helping give tours to potential clients. I rode horses often did cattle branding of calves of course and did artificial insemination. I did small engines and wood working along with horticulture which were all a blast. There was a lot that happened in the dorms with the girls but what do you expect when you have so many girls with sick am array of issues. A huge part of getting something from these programs is if you want to. If your ready to get better. The staff members were all fabulous I can't think of anyone who I didn't like. I always felt genuine concern from them. I was even given the privilege to go off campus 1x a week to do gymnastics. I still to this day have small decorated box given to me as a gift upon leaving from a staff member named Marilyn. When you opened it it has a tiny box with a small now that says it was filled with her love. I'm not sure what has happened but, this place turned my life around and who know where it be today without it. So Thank you so so so much. Sorry for the delayed post lol.

YBGR was lowkey really nice, I loved it there. The food isn’t top tier but it’s a pretty good treatment place in my opinion. Sometimes there’s some stupid and scary stuff that will happen like fights, but it is to be expected in treatment. But I liked it and I felt it was useful in the long run. I struggled with some staff but I really loved my staff in my lodge. Also, you will get consequences/accountability's for not following the rules, but I think it’s a good thing set in place to hold people accountable. (I’ve gotten a bit of a fair share of consequences so it’s from experience). The place really helped my confidence and mental health without making me a med zombie. They have a Chemical Dependency program and AA to try to help kids who struggle with substance abuse issues and they have very kind counselors with CD. Cheryl was my CD counselor and I felt like she listened to me. Also thankyou to my PM Emily and my favorite day staff Marcos and overnight Zach! They did a lot for me then they might’ve realized. Honest, treatment only works if your kid wants to work it. You can fight it and be miserable, or you can try to participate. And if you do, you’ll likely get somewhere. Please don’t blame the staff and foundation for the outcome, treatment can only work if you have the desire to get better. I was in Shumaker lodge!! 24-25

Recently went in for a new patient visit and we were pleasantly surprised with how attentive and kind everyone was. We truly felt that they care about the needs of the patient. We have not yet received any treatment here, but the people we met put us at ease and took time with us to discuss things and answer any questions. So far they have exceeded our expectations and we appreciate the kindness and attentiveness.

As a traveling veteran, I had to come into the one day clinic for a growth on my hand. I’ve had skin cancer in the past, so was concerned. I was seen by a NP Joelle who to me was absolutely awesome. She froze the area, since I’m not in the area long enough for further treatment. Beautiful and clean facility. Wait time less than 30 minutes.

They always treat me like a princess here. I don't know what everyone else is complaining about

Because of my interests and being a bit clumsy, I have visited the Lander ER a number of times. In this case, I had a big laceration on a middle finger. The nurses and attending ER doc were excellent, as usual. They decided not to stitch it, because it looked like the wound was more of a flap. Turns out it could have been stitched, but it healed up just fine. I have complete faith in the care offered by Sage West Lander.

I enjoyed every single program about this place while I went there. I loved all my teachers and wished I could stay there.. But I did have a friend that went there who had his knees slammed backwards for a restraint and broken by a teacher there. There was nothing that could be done because of the legal paperwork that parents sign. 🤔 I enjoyed my time there tho. Just feel bad for other kids who weren't so lucky.

I'm now 40 and came to this place back in 1999. I hated being there but to be fair didn't have much to complain about. Bt time is been there 6ish months I didn't want to leave. I learn so much being there that I'm still grateful to this day. I earned freedom to walk the grounds unsupervised with permission as well as helping give tours to potential clients. I rode horses often did cattle branding of calves of course and did artificial insemination. I did small engines and wood working along with horticulture which were all a blast. There was a lot that happened in the dorms with the girls but what do you expect when you have so many girls with sick am array of issues. A huge part of getting something from these programs is if you want to. If your ready to get better. The staff members were all fabulous I can't think of anyone who I didn't like. I always felt genuine concern from them. I was even given the privilege to go off campus 1x a week to do gymnastics. I still to this day have small decorated box given to me as a gift upon leaving from a staff member named Marilyn. When you opened it it has a tiny box with a small now that says it was filled with her love. I'm not sure what has happened but, this place turned my life around and who know where it be today without it. So Thank you so so so much. Sorry for the delayed post lol.

The day staff were so informative and helpful to me while I was there. They gave me a chance to become independent and encouraged me to make good choices instead of doing what I impulsively want to do. Ya'll should think of them if you need help getting back on ur feet and have a second chance in life.

You are better off permanently fixing your problems yourself than relying on them to even answer their phones

I love the staff and they are so nice.