Drug Rehab Centers in Hines, Oregon

I was referred to therapeutic associates after dealing with a weakness related injury from running. My main symptom being lower back pain (SI joint) glute pain, and knee pain during running. I was paired with Laura Cooper and Nate Palmer (so lucky to have gotten to work with both!!) and they gave me a ton of tools to build strength back in my glutes and core with a home program as well as in office training + body work. I really appreciated their thoughtful approach to answering my questions, helping troubleshoot the causes of the injuries, and helping to sustainably build me back up. I went from running 0 miles up to being able to successfully run again and got to squeeze in a 10k before the season ended! Thank you all for being the best.

My name is Arthur and recently stayed at the facility. It was the most supportive and positive place I could have picked to deal with my addiction. Besides the atmosphere there, the staff was always on there toes, and never missed a beat. If you have a serious problem and need around the clock attention this is the place you need to go. I will never forget them. Thank you!

Caring staff who have an honest desire to help others. They are all a unique blend of knowledge and empathy.

Worked with Dr. Rice for years. Seen a drastic improvement. He has changed my life for the better.

A great place to start over. They have just the right amount of structure and accountability. Managers are professional. The house was located close to AA meetings, stores, churches and bus line.

I wanted to thank the ER team and the surgical team and floor nurses that took care of my husband recently while visiting our son's family in Boise!We brought him in for heaviness in his upper stomach area and general malaise. He's a Marine and when he even considers medical attention I know it's serious! He hadn't been in a hospital since he was born and he's the kind of guy "just rubbed dirt on it and it'll be fine!" He had never even used any VA benefits (other than home loan) because he thought those were only for disabled veterans which he is not.From intake, to the security officer, to the nurses, to the doctor on call, to Ryan the PA, you were all fabulous! When the diagnosis came back that it was his gallbladder and it should come out sooner or later ("but sooner *would* be better") and we had plans to fly to Seattle the next morning to see our daughters, we ultimately decided to leave him there for the night and let them (I believe it was Dr Taylor?) do the surgery on him the next day. It was because of all of you who were treating him so well, and the confidence we had in you, that we decided you should be the ones that took care of him.His white count was normal, he had no fever, and no abject pain so this was not an emergency surgery... Until the surgeon opened him up! His gallbladder was ready to explode! (She said it was the worst she had seen all year!) The day surgery where he expected to go home later in the day turned out to be two full days in the hospital with powerful antibiotics to keep him from having an abscess in his abdomen. We could not fly to see the girls but it scared them so much that they drove over and spent three days with us. You see, these girls had seen their daddy sick with the flu only twice in their 30 and 38 years of life so this really scared them. It was God's timing all the way around! Such blessing came out of this unexpected adventure!I have only excellent things to say about this facility and its people. Thank you, THANK YOU, so very much for taking such good care of my husband!

This is only my second counseling appointment, but I have been to at least 30 counselors. I've been to art and sand play therapy, I have been to swing therapy, cognitive therapy, PSR workers, and psychiatrists. But I must say that Tabitha is the most incredible counselor I have ever met. Hands down... The balancing of listening and explaining is perfect. I've never felt hope for My future self like I do now. Thank you so much! <3Andrew

The staff is amazing, especially Stephanie. They actually care about their patients as people and see them as more than their disease.