Going through rehab here was actually great. I liked being here and that made it so much easier to take my time and really get my program done the right way. The staff here are great. Super nice and easy to get along with which made them easy to work with. When it was time to work on our programs the staff made sure we did everything right but when it was our free time they made sure we had fun. Either they'd set up some activity for us all to do or they'd take us out on the weekends and get us out of the building. We'd get a break from being in rehab and that helped a lot. I didn't think much about it while I was there but since being home I've realized how much that's helped me. I have a much easier time staying sober now because I don't miss getting high. That was always the problem I had. I wanted to be clean and sober but I always wanted to be able to get high. I felt like I was missing out on something when I was sober even though I knew I really wasn't. All the activities and outings that we did helped me see that I wasn't missing out on anything when I was sober and in fact things were better. I've been home for 2 months and staying sober has been so much easier this time. I'd recommend this center to everyone looking to get help for themselves or someone they love. You really can't find a better place to get sober.

Best Drug Rehab is such an amazing facility. They literally saved my life and I'm so grateful every day that BDR was the place I ended up going to when I needed help. I had been on Suboxone for 5 years and pain pills for a year before that. Every time I had tried to get off Suboxone in the past I just wasn't able to do it and I was at a point where I honestly thought I would be on Suboxone for the rest of my life. Going through detox at BDR was a totally new experience for me. I had detoxed myself a few times before and it was some of the most miserable times in my life. I was expecting equally miserable and was really quite shocked when I was midway through my detox and was still doing okay. The staff at BDR know how to help you get through detox and your recovery program. A lot of them have gone through their own struggles with addiction and can actually relate to what you are going through and therefore help you so much more. When I got there I wasn't sure I'd be able to stay off Suboxone but, by the time I left BDR I was confident in my ability to stay clean and sober. I've been off any type of opiate for over 2 years now and I can't believe how amazing life has turned out to be. It's so much better now and I really have the staff at BDR to thank for that. They helped me through such a rough time in my life and they did with an enthusiasm to help that I've never seen in a rehab before. If you need help with drug or alcohol addiction this is the place to go.

My son is currently in treatment at Best Drug Rehab. They have done for him what I was beginning to think was impossible. When he got to Best Drug Rehab as much as I love him, he wasn't someone I wanted around. He was always so negative and mean to his father, his siblings and I. He has really started to change in that regard. He calls me now just to talk and say hi. He doesn't ask for money every time he calls anymore. His overall attitude is so much better. He is becoming more and more pleasant to talk to and I am extremely grateful for that fact. Having a holistic approach to treatment is something I thought would be good for my son and it has been. He's not on any other drug and is completely clearheaded and aware for the first time in 7 years. I really like that Best Drug Rehab have different courses of treatment at their facility. My son has been to rehab twice before. Both times it was a 12-step program and when he agreed to finally go to treatment again I didn't want him to just go to another 12-step program. I wasn't sure what would be best for him however. I love him dearly but I wasn't in his life very much before he went to BDR. He just wouldn't let me. Having the different options there that the patients choose from is such a great idea. By him making the decision of which treatment to take, it's really put him in control of his recovery and it's made a big difference. I'm finally starting to believe that my son really has a chance to make it out of this.