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Little Cedar, IA Alcohol Rehab Centers

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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Iowa

Prairie Ridge Integrated Behavioral Healthcare

good staff, nice location, able to see family and friends during treatment, care about you could have more outside facilities This program is very well run and has caring staff. They make you feel like you are able to get over your addictions while working with your family.

- Anonymous
4.3 out of 5
Mason City, IA

First Resources Corporation - Treatment and Recovery

good courcuels..bad food

- Anonymous
3.7 out of 5
Ottumwa, IA

Powell Chemical Dependency Center

I am so thankful to Powell and the staff for what they did for me, I only wish I would have followed the advice they gave to me just a little more closely and I probably would still have the same sobriety date. Knock on wood that I won't have to change it again. I relapsed 4 years after leaving the facility because I made the decision to stop doing what I knew I needed to do to stay sober

- Joel
5 out of 5
Des Moines, IA