Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Sterling, Kansas
If drug or alcohol addiction is negatively impacting your personal and professional life, Sterling has a wealth of high-quality drug abuse centers to help you or a loved one. Whether addicted to Buprenorphine, opiates, pain pills or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the best help available. You can even find executive or executive treatment in Sterling to make rehab as easy as possible.
Treatment Centers near Sterling, KS
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Kansas
Gold Bridge Treatment Center
The staff at Gold Bridge Treatment Center, was amazing. From the first day I arrived, they were incredibly helpful and welcoming to someone who was at best, apprehensive about going to an inpatient rehab facility. The classes, were great, and the interaction between the staff and students was very welcome, and it was great to learn so much from so many different backgrounds and experiences. The accommodations, and schedule were unbelievable. It was a great way for me to reestablish a schedule and routine that I plan on mirroring once out of treatment. From going to workout, to walks in the park, and game nights, the community interaction was great, and made my stay here all the better. I can not thank the staff at Gold Bridge enough, and I will forever be indebted to them, for getting me back on the right track to be the best version of myself, for my family, and for my profession. I encourage anyone considering inpatient rehab to give Golf Bridge a call, you will not be disappointed.
Valley Hope of Wichita
The facility had a multidisciplinary treatment approach. Inability to effectively handle dual diagnosed patients. ALL staff work together to support and help clients and family members are well educated of the disease process