This place is an ABSOLUTE joke!!!!!!!!! I went for an "evaluation" to return to nursing. I had previously attended another facility 7 months prior and have not had an issue with opiods since the rehab I previously attended. I have followed recommendations of the previous facility and doing well BUT according to Bradford I need 8 weeks ( what most people are told) at a HUGE price. After checking in I was searched from head to toe ( I understand the caution) and sent directly to the cottage. I was evaluated by several members of the staff, reviewed my history, numerous times with my son being called to verify my truth (okay with that as well) retrieving my records from several years back. I witnessed a resident getting his meds and listened to the members of his cottage talking about him putting his medicine in his pocket, which I saw. When I asked them why he was doing this....they said "he takes it to his room and crushes it and snorts it!" The whole system is a total joke. Upon admission, my medication was taken, (normal) and the intake nurse told me I would not be able to take the medicine I take for sleep, which is not an addictive medication AT ALL, it is given to me by the nurse practitioner I continue to see from the previous facility but was offered an addicting medication to replace it, which I refused, I couldn't believe they were trying to change me to something addicting! When I was discharged home.....they did not return the medicine. After the evaluation that lasted from Sunday to Thursday, I was told about ALL the problems I have...1) Addiction (okay with that)..2) Alcoholic ( I DO NOT drink and was confirmed by my son when he was called for his opinion of my condition, which he said " I have never seen my Mother drink" and he is 29 years old) 3.....Major depression ( my Mother passed away in July but I haven't had any depression, Just missing her). When I was told the recommendations, I told one of the staff and he said just don't worry, we knew you probably wouldn't have the money but just go to the cottage and sleep on it, we will work something out in the morning but when I went into the business office and was told $23,000.00 and 8 weeks, I told the lady I just didn't have that kind of money. She looked at my insurance and said the insurance didn't deem it "medically necessary" and because of me not having a job I couldn't get a loan, I even had to borrow the money for the evaluation, she promptly told me ( "well if you change your mind...just let us know" and when I left her office the staff member that told me "to sleep on it, we will talk in the morning" said " I have all the papers in the discharge office and you can get your things, come back and we will discharge you)!! Within the hour I was on my way home. The next week I received a letter from my insurance company reporting that treatment was not medically necessary because and I quote " your care can be provided in a less intensive level of care, such as Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Rehabilitation. Your provider gave us some information and you have not used substances in the past week. You can bee treated at a lower level of care." The insurance if right, I haven't used substances since. Of course I was not told why the insurance denied coverage. As of now, I am still unable to return to my profession because of the untruthfulness of Bradford and their report. My experience is they hold my/your future in their hands and if you are willing to pay the amount of money they want, along with the crazy amount of time ( guess that justifies the money) you can go back to your profession.