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They offer a rigorous comprehensive rehabilitation facility that has you going to classes for the better part of each day. I have personally never struggled with drug or alcohol addiction, but my step son does. The only thing is, they are only allowed to use the facilities phone (no personal phones rae allowed) for 5 minuets ONCE a week.
Valley Hope is absolutely amazing!!! When my husband Ray O. came to Valley Hope, his alcohol level was 456! This was the 3rd time his level was that high. He was also addicted to prescription pain medication. From the first day he was at Valley Hope, he absolutely loved it. He, like many of the residents, did not want to leave. It was very helpful to both of us that I was able to spend full weekends there and attend classes with him throughout the day. While it was not always easy for Ray while he was there, the staff was wonderful. Everyone at Valley Hope is very friendly and helpful; they want you to succeed! Today, September 6, 2019 is Ray's 6 month anniversary of being sober! He has absolutely no desire to drink or take pills - it really never even crosses his mind. We are both so thankful for Valley Hope and all the people there. We made many lasting friendships with the people Ray was there with and they all continue to help each other. I am so proud of what my husband has accomplished and I will be forever grateful to Valley Hope!
Sana Lake has been incredible. You know, most places you got to keep you there for like a week or two, and then send you off on your way with a list of meetings to go to. Sana Lake was SOOO much different. After you go to inpatient they hook you up with the outpatient services and there is a group every week for people who have gone to Sana Lake, it's called members for life, and they go do fun stuff and have meetings. So many people call you, and check on you, and legit care about how you're doing. I love Sana Lake, and I would 100% recommend anyone looking to do this thing, go there. If you want some cheap state run program, you're going to get what you pay for.