Harmony Foundation

Harmony is a self-serving 12 step based program that just happens to be in a lovely setting. Don't expect to see a doctor before 10 days or have your medication plan explained to you without pressing the MD because the nurses are unlikely to know the plan, let alone the medications. There is preferential treatment if you are on the "good" list, but if you are an advocate for yourself, expect to get multiple roommates during your stay, a crappy cabin and attitude from the medical staff. If you stay for more than two weeks, you will start to hear the same staff stories and do the same exercises in you have already done in different groups. It's not all bad, but becomes very redundant and turns into groundhogs day.

Good treatment, eventually worked.Worked well with patients.

I feel my loved one did receive good treatment, however it did not seem to be personalized for his particular needs.Strengths: Long term experience with addiction, great location, access to outdoors, good food, strong therapists. Weakness:Cost

Allowed the family to be involved in the treatment plan and was also very accommodating on visitation days to allow additional family to visit. None that I can think of except for there wasn't a lot of parking around the facility. My niece went there for addiction to pain killers. Thanks to the harmony foundation she has remained drug free, has lost weight and is back in college. I just really liked how the family was included in the treatment plan which helped us to continue to keep providing the support she needed to continue the recovery process after she left the facility.

Atmosphere and overall care program were good. A little bit dated. I think the most important thing is to visit ahead of time, talk with staff about the program and options, etc. Know everything possible ahead of time and don't assume every rehab is the same.