Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Roaming Shores, Ohio
If dependency to drugs or alcohol is affecting your work and home life, Roaming Shores has a collection of top drug abuse facilities to help you or someone you love. Whether addicted to Antidepressants, opiate drugs, pain medication or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the greatest help available. You can even find exclusive or private treatment in Roaming Shores to make rehabilitation as easy as possible.
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Ohio Recovery Center
I went to ORC to get help for my mental health. From the moment I arrived, I felt loved and accepted .Top notch facility from the counselors,techs,nurses to housing.I made Friends for life. Anyone seeking help for Addiction/mental health ORC is for u
Prosperity Haven - Treatment Center for Men
My adult son strugggled with alcohol for about a decade. He admitted himself and has been sober for over 4 months and is doing well. The Center lives up to its advertising. A special thanks to Katherine for providing support and answers to the family. ..a very nice woman. My son is embracing his sobriety and I pray that he keeps his new "mimdset" and commitment to a longer and more fulfillimg life. Thamk you,
Arrow Passage Recovery
I realize it is unusual times with COVID. The treatment plan and services listed on the Arrow Passages were scaled back. While there, my child was more focused on art and making bracelets than an actual treatment plan. He was a private pay for 2 months at the price tag of 36K. The facility stated he was ready for release at 60 days. After his release he struggled and now is in a worse situation than before he was admitted. Now I struggle with keeping him safe and the next steps. On the quality of care --he was fed, provided recreation, and counseling but a valid post release treatment strategy with follow-up is lacking. He has no housing and life skills to even work. He had two different counselors at Arrow and the last one did not return inquiry calls.--the three times I tried to provide info or to receive an update. I didn\'t need housing for my son......needed help and still do,