Drug Rehab Centers in Edwardsville, Illinois

Very good staff of councilors to lead group discussions as well as one on one...

Affinia at Salvation Army Midtown Always Maintains Professional Environment During Medical Procedures.

Educational, therapeutic, and dynamic staff to help clients meet recovery goals.

ARCA is a really great place as a recovering addict myself ARCA helps a lot of people and they've been growing... Go ARCO!!

Christian Hospital - Recovery Center has given me excellent services and quality, all members of staff strive to provide an unforgettable experience. Thanks for all your effort, I feel very grateful.

This location has come along way compared to the way it was before. I ve been coming here since 2022 and have had better progress and experience than I ve had with any other facility in my part of Illinois/St. Louis. Although the psychiatric program is horrible and the therapy program would be excellent if you weren t spending more time getting to know a new therapist every 6 months instead of working on your issues. (so when another job position opens up and pays more these therapist up and leave). For the most part I don t have anything bad to say about this place my doctor is Kevin Garner and he s the best primary care Provider that I ve ever had. He cares and if he can help me with anything he does are points me into the direction I m supposed to go. I recommend this place for anything from drug addiction to the flu are just getting your meds filled. Just go find a therapist or a psychiatrist somewhere else!!!

I am updating my review because it is no longer relevant. I am very sad to hear that the director John is retiring; he is a wonderful, caring person.Some tips: they only check bills with a marker that only detects the presence of starch. This only works to ID fake bills that have been printed off of somebody's HP or Lexmark onto cheap printer paper. even accidentally washing your pants with a 20 in the pocket will be enough to "set off" their pens. Bills made priot to 1973 also automatically fail. Because counterfeiters often use bleached, real $1 bills, not only are they vulnerable to larceny, but false positives left me and others feeling judged and unable to dose. I acquired easy to read posters and literature from the St Louis Department of Revenue for local businesses to detect counterfeit currency and distributed them to every window. They did not use them or even try the many ways the US Treasury advises to detect fake currency (microprinting, watermark, texture of raised ink, security thread, color-shifting print, etc.) Implying I have a 65 ton printing press in my basement but used a $1.99 ream from Kinko's.Speaking of money, they do not take change (coins)and nor do neighboring businesses. They also may not reinmburse you if you don't have the correct bills for exact change.Counselors are a hit and miss. I have encountered 12 steppers who are proud to treat a disease the same exact way for a near century and are quick to blame you if AA doesn't help, never the program. Even if you have been repeatedly victimized by 13th steppers. Imagine if an antibiotic failed to cure your infection. Would your doctor say you have moral failings and give you more of the same antibiotic? No. Some counselors here do know about smart recovery and other, actually helpful, programs. Do not be afraid to find someone who works.

They started me on my Sobriety I'm 5 years Journey

Thanks for making a difference in our Saint Louis community. Also Thank you One Family Church, located in UniversityCity on Delmar. Furthermore thank you Pastor Brent Roam.;Thank you for spreading the gospel.

They do what they can. It's not easy to care for people every day.

I had a late afternoon appointment here and the receptionist bent over backwards to get me checked in and ready. She even had a sense of humor. I ook forward to future appointments there. First rate staff!

This organization don't play. The counselors are real, knowledgeable, and work from their hearts to see clients get their lives back.

Pre and post op teams were awesome. They took care of my husband and were happy to answer any questions I had.We had a staff member- unsure if she was a nurse, or otherwise, assist with transport to our vehicle. She was so unfriendly. Didn t greet us in the room or help get my husband into his wheelchair. Once down in the lobby, she audibly scoffed because it was snowing outside. As I was getting my car, while she and my husband waited inside, my husband explained to me she stated it s cold and she turned around and left my husband alone in his wheelchair without even telling him she was leaving and not coming back to assist. He eventually lifted himself out of his wheelchair, and walked himself to the door where I met him with great surprise.I know this is not protocol or typical of transport service, especially after an abdominal surgery, and I wish I would have gotten her name because she is the only reason I would not give another star. Everyone else was so kind and attentive.

I love my therapist and am excited to meet my psychiatrist. However, the missing star is because the people working the front desk are so rude and unwelcoming every single time I have to interact with them. There is ONE young man that works the front desk that is lovely. Please hire new people for front desk interactions. It makes me so uncomfortable and anxious interacting with people that act as if im inconveniencing them or interupting them with my interaction. Theyre always smiling and laughing amongst themselves, but as soon as i approach, the energy shifts and makes me feel like theres something wrong with me when i know that im nothing but polite, respectful and kind to these people. All love for the therapists and doctors at this location though. They have been life saving for me. My therapist Michelle is really an angel on earth and i couldnt ask for a better therapist.

SEVERAL QUESTIONS ALL ANSWERED FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND.ILL BE GOING BACK FOR UPDATES GREAT WORKERS