Frisco, NC Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in North Carolina
Fellowship Hall
It is a wonderful facility if you can afford it; the price is very high. The staff is wonderful.
Dilworth Center for Chemical Dependency
I believe Dilworth Center is one of the best, if not The Best treatment center in the NC/SC area. The staff believes in what they do and they believe in doing what is best for the patients. If Dilworth Center doesn\'t work for you, it has to be because you fought the program, felt you knew better or didn\'t want to take any accountability for your part. These are all very hard things to do, but if you do them and follow the rules set by the staff and truly want to get better, Dilworth Center is the best place to accomplish that goal!
Asheville Recovery Center
A three-month stay at this facility saved my nephew's life. During his time at Asheville Recovery he was treated very respectfully and with kindness. He kept saying everyone is so nice! That, along with excellent counseling, classes, and fun activities followed by an excellent sober living home has allowed him to be the person he was intended to be. They teach good living skills as well. As it is in a real living situation, the residents have an apartment shared by one other person and they are responsible for their own groceries with a $75 allowance, cooking, laundry, and cleaning.