
Substance abuse negatively affects the people of Pembroke Pines and Broward County similar to other cities across the United States.
Treatment admissions for alcohol nearly tripled in Broward County between 2013 and 2015, and the number of admissions rose steadily for cocaine, opioid painkillers, and heroin during the same period.1 An increased number of treatment admissions means that more people are getting the help they need, but there are still countless people struggling with substance abuse who require rehab.
Substance addictions can be safely and effectively treated at an inpatient or outpatient rehab program. Many inpatient programs offer medication and counseling services while you to live at the facility for the duration of treatment.2







I really appreciate Angel and all his support! Felt like he really put his whole heart into his work and he even continued to check in on me and send words of wisdom after I was discharged. I love how passionate he is about helping others !!!
To whom it may concern, SJRP changed my life with the infinite amount of love and patience they offered to me. The variety of food and activities made me excited for each day that came along. Activities included the gym, equine therapy, horse back riding, NIT/VAT therapy ( which is amazing!!!), painting and reading, meditation, group and one on one therapy sessions. Extra activities include park excursions, kayaking, visiting springs, and the beach. All the staff ranging from the Director of Operations down to the Custodians are there to provide tender loving care for the betterment of each client. I speak from personal experience and this is why I am so grateful for the opportunity to attend Saint Johns Recovery Place.
Wide array of treatment options, some very good staff and counselors. The kitchen staff was very accommodating to my special dietary needs. They were helpful in setting up aftercare and have been good in following up with myself and family. Good techs and counselors offered a variety of treatment options to explore. Facility felt like being in a nursing home/hospital.