
If narcotic abuse is negatively affecting your home and work life, Medley has some excellent drug abuse centers to help you or someone you care about. Whether addicted to Vicoprofen, opiate drugs, painkillers or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the top help available. You can even find luxury or private treatment in Medley to make rehabilitation as easy as possible.






This place has seriously become family to me. I never thought I could become what I am today until I met everyone that worked here. The facility is absolutely amazing. Very very clean .... always very very clean.... the food is phenomenal thanks to the wonderful cooks. My life was seriously headed straight for death but this team worked a miracle and saved me. The entire staff is great and the way they all truly care as opposed to them just doing the job is extraordinary. I was able to fully hand myself over and trust where I was to help me.
Great program. The staff helped me so much.The techs are all in recovery and they are very personable. They were always there to talk to me and give me advice when I was struggling. When there were a lot of people in there, you had to wait a while for your meds but I feel like that happens at a lot of centers. It happened at another one I went to too.
I did the professionals program while I was here and I enjoyed the classes with Dr. Murphy. I enjoyed learning how to deal with stress once I enter back into the work environment. I work in a high stress environment and I learned lots of coping skills to help deal with high stress situations once I return to work. I got to share with other professionals and there was a lot of other people in Healthcare in the program which actually made me feel a lot better because at first I was embarrassed to be in rehab but once I saw there were other nurses and practioners here with the same problems I was struggling with, it made me feel a lot less shameful. I met friends who were in my same line of work as nurse who were genuinely good people, it made me see that the disease of addiction effects everyone and it really lifted my shame.