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Central East Alcoholism and Drug Council - The Hour House
Compassion excellent food for recovery several experienced recovering counselors and educational info about effects of drugs n alcohol and my favorite, the director of The Hour House tough and strong yet sweet loving and caring. Excellent rehab. Not enough recreation or exercise. Staff turnover. Have been there a few times from 98= 2010. It saves lives. Works if you work it. No locks on the doors. You can freely leave anytime you want which I suspect is different than many rehabs. Two thumbs up..
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois - Behavioral Health Services
Was very helpful for my sons question's, willing to discuss anything that he needed to talk about Just wish ,they would of pushed him towards staying longer, more one on one, more insentive to him about his future. Its s Very Good Facility..very helpful if you are willing yo participate., it up to you yo do the work &be willing to make the appropriate changes & to the WORK...
Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital - Center for Addiction Medicine
I think more family involvement/more visiting would be helpful. The isolation from my family made me more emotionally upset and harder to recover. We were also only allowed to call family twice a day for a few minutes and had no internet access. I had to manage my own diabetes, they did not allow me to have my own blood glucose meter in my room nor snacks to treat a low blood sugar. I had to go out to the desk and wait for them.