Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Geneva, ID
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drug or alcohol abuse issues in Geneva, ID, Rehabs.com provides sizable online database of executive facilities, as well as a lot of other choices. We can assist you in finding drug and alcohol treatment centers for a variety of addictions. Search for a highly-rated rehabilitation program in Geneva now, and embark on the road to a better life.
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Kootenai Health
It's been the third treatment center I've been to and I now understand my disease clearly. They educate the patient. The counselors are very supportive. However, the food is bad.
Northpoint Recovery
North Point is a genuine and effective program for staying sober. The process is arduous, initially, but once you acclimate it is very rewarding and liberating. I recommend it for anyone who would honestly like to recover from addiction.
Moonlight Mountain Recovery
Moonlight Mountain Recovery is located in a beautiful, peaceful setting, surrounded by trees and wildlife. It's so serene! The therapists and skills trainers are educated and professional, and their dedication to recovery is evident. The care staff are professional and caring, and work very hard to keep our facility clean and running smoothly. Well educated, experienced clinical staff. Beautiful setting. Very focused on helping clients connect to community to aid in their sobriety, long after they leave treatment. New facility, so some growing pains as new staff learn to work together.