Harbinger, NC Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Alcohol Treatment near Harbinger, NC
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Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in North Carolina
Carolina Recovery Solutions
Mountainview Recovery has helped changed the lives of multiple close family friends in a short amount of time. Their dedication to their patients is unmatched in their care and professionalism. I highly recommend Mountainview Recovery to anyone that is looking for a caring, professional and effective facility for substance abuse addiction treatment.
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!
Thrive Addictions Services
Thrive's counselor was welcoming and not judgmental. I could tell he knew his stuff right from the start and, being a recovering addict/alcoholic himself, was comforting. I will go back if I need to.