Van Meter, IA Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Alcohol Treatment near Van Meter, IA
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Iowa
Horizons Family Centered Recovery Program
Knowledgeable staff, excellent physicians. However, it was small. Theyve helped me theough my rough detox and rehab! Now im clean!
Community and Family Resources - Fort Dodge
It is quite popular and many go there for help. It seems to have a high rate of patient relapses, however it's not necessarily the facilities fault. Treatment for addictions gives an individual the tools to succeed at sobriety, but it's really up to an individual's own strength and desire to stay clean that makes it a true success. I believe all facilities give the tools for just that success.
Prairie Ridge Integrated Behavioral Healthcare
I have heard from others in town that Prairie Ridge does a good job working with the rehab patients and their families, I have experience with the type of facility, and think they do a good job working with the families. They make people feel welcome and help them on their journey to quit addiction. They have staff that cares about patients and families. They are able to serve different needs and accommodate people while they quit smoking, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, etc. However, they need more doctors.