Rock, WV Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drug or alcohol abuse issues in Rock, WV, Alcohol.org provides huge online database of exclusive programs, as well as a lot of alternatives. We can help you in locating substance abuse treatment centers for a variety of addictions. Search for a top rehab clinic in Rock now, and take the first step on the path to clean and sober living.
Alcohol Treatment near Rock, WV
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Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in West Virginia
Williamson Comprehensive Treatment Center
This place has become absolutely pathetic. It use to be a great place to help with addictions but obviously the only care about money because they definitely don’t care about the patients. They NEVER answer the phones and you better not expect them to do what they say, because only you are expected to follow the rules. This clinic has become the biggest joke and sadly the people there needing their help are who suffers. The counselors will literally hang up on you when they get tired of hearing the phones ringing. Go somewhere else.
United Summit Center- Substance Abuse Residential
Bob Mays Recovery Center is absolutely wonderful. There is nothing whatsoever that I can say negatively. The staff is so caring. I really miss all of them. I learned so much and thanks to them and myself, I am remaining clean and sober!
Brian's Safehouse, Inc.
My son has found his way back to God. This is a faith based facility, and can only accommodate 10-12 men at a time. They are currently in the process of building one for women. The founder of this facility had lost a son to addiction.