Fellowship Hall

This was the first in-patient rehab I've been to and let me just say, im so thankful i came here. This is going to be long, but im going to try to answer all the questions I had. Its expensive, even with insurance, but you definitly get everything you need and more. Their food is AMAZING, they have a huge variety and good vegan/vegetarian options if thats your thing. I went for herion. They tapered me with subutex during detox, along with other meds. The nurses and doctors help you in any way possible. The nurses are there 24/7 if you need them at all. The entire staff is amazing, helpful, caring, non judgemental (almost all staff members are in recovery. Including some doctors). The women's lodge is really nice. Each bedroom has 2 beds, carpet and has a bathroom. They have things that you do all day long to keep you busy and not thinking about using or being sick. The program teaches you everything about the disease of addiction and after the 28 day program they have extended for i think another 90 days and another option are the "halfway" houses. You can smoke cigarettes or vape, not both though. You get phone privileges after 7 days. The men and women are separated in different buildings and never see eachother except in lectures. If you have insurance and help to pay to get in (my dad helped me) I would 100% say go here. Its a nice facility, the women's lodge is a little nicer than the men's. But they really care and help you in any way possible, and show you a sober way to live through individual and group therapy, group lectures, activities, counseling, daily NA/AA meeting and more.

This place saved my life! I am forever grateful.

I have my SON BACK!!## and after 2 years clean, a precious GRANDSON, ENOUGH SAID!. yes, their food is awesome, staff is awesome, not sure what got it done, but he's clean and I'm thankful to GOD, and fellowship hall and their staff. Yes, its VERY EXPENSIVE. but so is a habit of 10 Oxycodones per day that leads to heroin!!!$$$$$. I really want to volunteer here if it's even an option. I met NEUROSURGEONS who "use" heroin before performing brain surgery on their patients, and millionaires with law firms, to athletes that were NFL BOUND. Drugs, addiction to#opiates do NOT discriminate ! from a Dad that would die for his family, do whatever it takes... Love, love love, then love some more.