The Pavilion at Williamsburg Palace

left a very long google review trying to explain in detail why I left Farley. None of it had to do with the patients, or staff in general, more about how the stuff un-malleable process that lacks sound logistical and practical adjustments for a diabe

I went for professional eval...not treatment, four days, $4,000. All in-person evals, cognitive testing and lab work all negative. Collateral contacts all told them I had no issues. Melissa Warner, MD still felt it appropriate to misdiagnose me.

I am incredibly grateful to celebrate 18 years of sobriety on April 17, 2024, thanks to the foundation I found at Farley Center. My time at Farley was hard and intense, but I was shown exceptional care and respect.

Went here 20 years ago and it turned my life around. It sucked at the time and it was the hardest thing I ever did. The staff hurt my feelings by telling me the truth and then taught me the Universe didn’t revolve around me. I found “God” at that point in my life—in my own way—and when I need humbling, I think about my time here. The food is great though and the campus is serene.

Please be careful sending your loved ones to the Farley Center, especially if they are high risk for Covid complications (high blood pressure, smoker, diabetes). The Farley Center does not practice social distancing. At times the cram over 50 people in one room not all staff members wear mask and only 5 percent of patients wear masks. Surfaces are not cleaned frequently in the rooms that we sit in for over 6 hours a day (never seen the chairs cleaned even once). It is dangerous and not every person admitted is covid tested. Counselors and Doctors are great for the most part but nobody gives a damn about prevent the spread of covid.