Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Jerome, Idaho
If use of alcohol or medication is negatively impacting your work and home life, Jerome has a selection of high-quality drug abuse facilities to help you or a relative. Whether addicted to Darvocet, opiates, pain pills or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the best-rated help available. You can even find luxury or executive treatment in Jerome to make rehabilitation as easy as possible.
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The Walker Center - Residential Treatment
They are a very positive facility and that was an awesome party. I felt that them keeping men and woman separate was a downfall.
Northpoint Recovery
I truly enjoyed my time here. The entirety of the staff was phenomenal, as was the facility and the program in general. The staff. The nurses and the techs were fantastic. The counselors were great as well. Three days a week we had an hour gym time which I found gave the most immediate and effective relief of PAWS (post acute withdrawal symptoms). Working out is not required but I recommend taking advantage of the time given. Every week we also would go out into a public place as a group (museums, bowling alleys, ect.) and truly had some great times with my peers. The meals are good and there are a lot of snacks/fruit available. Although a strong facility overall there was a couple short-comings I noticed: While the counseling was of good quality, it felt chaotically scheduled at times. Some people do leave before completing the program so I understand how keeping a concrete schedule might be difficult, to a point. These concerns were voiced to the staff by the patients and at the time of my discharge they seemed to be addressing these issues with the new patients. It seemed to have backfired and negatively impacted group morale.