This practice is amazing!!! I have been going to this practice for treatment of post chemotherapy…read moreneuropathy for approximately two years. They have always treated me respectfully and with compassion. Specifically I would like to recognize the practice manager Kerry. She has gone above and beyond several times in my care. She made certain that I had medication refills when the doctor was unexpectedly out of the office, and even helped me get in with a specialist that is not in the practice because I was unable to get an appointment on my own. This office is always timely and I rarely have to wait (like so many other doctors offices) for my appointment.

I have been going to Ahwatukee Health and Recovery for 2 years…read more I cannot express enough how much I love the staff and the doctors. They are ALL extremely kind and professional. They take the time to listen to my needs and they follow up with me to inquire as to whether or not my needs were met, and the answer is always yes! They text me reminders of my next scheduled appointments, which I really appreciate because life gets so hectic and sometimes I forget. The staff has checked in with me during business hours, after business hours and on the weekends! it makes me wonder when do they ever have personal times for themselves? If I could give them a 10 star rating, I would!!!!! Thank you to everyone on the office staff and thank you to the doctors, the counselors and psychiatrist. Keep up the great job as you all have made a positive difference in my life. It took a lot of time and patience to get me on the correct medications, but no one gave up on me! Sincerely, L Gregory, patient

to read some of these negative reviews are quite mind-blowing, I just completed a program as of…read moretoday at this very location. First & foremost the whole staff from intake nurse, BHTs as well as the awesome lady at the front desk when I was discharged showed me nothing but genuine care & support. I'll finish with this, If you or somebody you know needs help this place is second to none. S/O Lola, Ben, Bianca, Christina, Damion, Andre, Chris, Dennis as well as Mr. Mike

This place put me into precipitated withdrawals...they have no idea what they are doing when it…read morecomes to getting off of fentanyl. I don't recommend this place.

The therapists are great and truly care about their clients! I would recommend this agency for…read moreanyone looking for help with addiction.

Great caring staff who take their time to ensure that you are getting the care and treatment that…read moreyou need. Group and individual therapy sessions provide different perspectives and opportunities to learn and grow.

I've always said that a waiter could spit in my food and I still wouldn't write a negative review…read moreabout it, as it's truly just not in my nature. Still, my experience with Legacy Recovery Center in Chandler was so painful that I feel obligated to share. I checked in to the Mesa facility seeking help with PTSD and dissociative episodes. During my intake, I was incredibly transparent about my symptoms and was reassured that the facility had the capacity to treat me. Due to my history, seeking residential treatment was the hardest step I ever had to take, but I was immediately greeted with overwhelming kindness and support, both from staff and peers. At the Mesa clinic, I met some of the most beautiful souls I have ever encountered. I experienced laughter for the first time in a long time, and for the first time in my life, I felt safe and knew I was going to get better. During my third day, I experienced an episode in which I sat in my room and didn't respond for an hour or so- the exact symptom that I was there to treat. It was terrifying, but the staff sat with me and told me I was safe, and my peers didn't make me feel embarrassed for not showing up to dinner that night. The next day, I was called into the office and told that, due to insurance reasons (this turned out to be a lie), I would be immediately transferred to the Chandler facility. I voiced that I wasn't at all comfortable with this for many reasons, many trauma-related, but regardless, an hour later I was taken to a facility I never agreed to go to. As I walked into the Chandler facility, I was stared at by all of the clients as someone called something out about the "new guy." The staff took me to a room and left me to fill out intake paperwork. I felt very unsafe in this facility, which triggered another one of the dissociative episodes I had been experiencing. I was lying down on the floor, shaking and covering my head, when the nurse walked in. She told me in a stern voice that I needed to get off the floor, and when I didn't, she huffed and walked out. They left me like that without checking back in for over an hour. No one told me I was going to be ok or that I was safe, just left me, even though I had very clearly informed them during my intake about my inability to talk or move during these episodes. Eventually, I came out of it and met with the therapist. I told her that I just didn't feel safe at the Chandler facility, and I needed to go back to Mesa, or I would have to go home. Even though I was very calm and articulate, I had to reiterate this over and over again, as the therapist just kept pushing me to stay. I was advocating for myself and articulating my feelings, and she just wouldn't listen. Finally, she gave in and brought me to the director, who came off as very cold. I told her the same thing: "I just don't feel safe here. I did not agree to come here, and I need to go back to Mesa." She told me that just wasn't an option for me but wouldn't elaborate on why. Throughout this experience, I received various explanations, but never a conclusive answer. So, I decided I had to leave. I was informed that, because I was choosing to leave, I had to get off the property immediately. I know the staff was just following policy, so of course I didn't push back at all, but it was just so dehumanizing. They finally gave me my cell phone, and it was only at ten percent, so I asked if I could charge it, but they said no. The techs were sweet, and I could tell they felt bad, but they took me and all of my stuff out to the side of the road and left me there. I hadn't eaten or drunk any water all day, and it was Arizona in August, so very hot. I just laid on the side of the road and cried. I had no idea where I was and no one to come and get me. Despite my extensive trauma history, I can easily say this was the worst day of my life. It took everything in me to seek help, and I truly don't think I will ever find the strength to try again after this experience. If you are looking for trauma treatment, I highly encourage you to look somewhere else.

They staff are amazing and very helpful it was a clean office and easy to make appointments after…read morethe initial intake process and Very quality care

If you don't have mental health issues before you go, you will after dealing with their office…read morestaff. They lost my intake paperwork and said I could drive from chandler to Peoria to pick up another set. No thanks. And if for some reason they have to reimburse you for something, don't expect to see it. I'm still waiting on a copay to be sent back when I never visited their office and it's been more than 2 months and they just said "oops, the request somehow didn't get submitted and it'll be another 6-8 weeks." Incompetent and a waste of time.

I have been taking pain medication for arthritis in my knees for over 10 years.I was so grateful…read morethe day I found Dr. Reader. He, along with his lovely wife Helen and sweet sweet Barbara have completely changed my life. I was a prisoner to pain medicine and Dr. Reader and staff set me free! From the very first call with Barbara, to the hug Helen greeted me with and then the in depth consultation with Dr. Reader I knew I was in the right place. There is no judgement, just understanding. I would recommend this office to anyone!

From the owner: Our goal is to provide relief from dependency on pain medications and other drug addictions. We…read moreprovide a bridge to freedom from opiates. We offer discrete help from compassionate care givers. Our early and late hours avoid unnecessary questions at work. The process includes counseling and coping skills in addition to medication.

This Review is for Scottsdale Providence Recovery Center, In patient program. The female house is…read morebeautiful, spacious, safe, well managed and keeps you accountable. From chores to cooking - staying in the house aids you with important life & interpersonal skills. The scope of The Clinical Director and the staffs understanding of this field is profound. They handle life in the present and only looks's ahead. Scottsdale Providence provides empathy, a sophisticated set of interpersonal skills, acts with a sense of urgency, constructive self-insights and encouragement. The staff helped me build a structured treatment plan to initiate helpful growth, strength and a realistic recovery. Although the action is up to you, the therapists equip you with a foundation full Of resources to build upon. They work on your inner strengths and challenge your weaknesses. They offer constructive feedback and are quick to tell you what you need to hear - not what you want to hear. The staff overall truly have your best interest at heart and want to see you succeed. They provided me with a sense of care and safety in being vulnerable. The staff is efficient in they're approach and steadfast to being consistent & professional. Thus far, treatment here has been a remarkably empowering and fortifying experience. They're recognition and approach have pulled me up from darkness into an optimistic state. Going to treatment here has given me hope, direction, and the opportunity to identify what I need to do to live a sober life. Recovery is possible (if you want to be sober) and being a client here has given me that chance. Scottsdale Providence has offered me a life-changing experience; that will put me back on the path to a positive, healthy, and sober life I so dearly have in front of me. In other words, I strongly recommend this treatment center if you're ready to get sober, honest and are willing to do the work.

For the record, I left, was not kicked out. Two clients threatened patients, they questioned my…read moredisability multiple times, the house manager screamed to shut the f up, male therapists fought in the women's room. In 7 weeks they never gave me therapy notes as requested, didn't have my medication for a week, I did not meet with a therapist every week, they tried to deny my service animal and affiliated programs did the same. Illegally. Never got EMDR. Was told not to hug or text clients. Missed appointments due to mistakes in transportation. Almost no free time. And the entire program is based on AA. It is mandated if you live in their housing, not optional.

The most unprofessional caregiver I've ever not seen!…read more I showed up for my appointment, but she didn't!! Pathetic!!

There are both good and bad medical professionals at this facility. The key is to find a decent…read morecase manager who will find you a good PCP. That helped me a lot. I had some decent therapists. Until I decided to accept a therapist who was conservative. This woman not only told me to "pull myself up by my bootstraps" (I can get that kind of opinion out there in the real world). It does not help people, IMO. This same therapist also convinced me to participate in her group therapy. Well, it turns out, that the therapists were offered a $1,000 per month bonus from Bayless if they had so many billable hours. Boy, did I feel like a number in her $12,000 per year bonus. How do I know this? The therapist told us in the group therapy! She thought an awful lot of herself. How do I know this? She told us! Also, when I was designated SMI, Bayless dropped me. This Integrated Clinic does not accept SMI patients. Doesn't the whole idea of integrated care, include mental health?

I would like to recognize Mark's credibility and professionalism at Bayless…read more He is the one who recognized my TBI instantaneously. I recall looking at him like he is a medical genius. TBI patients tend to downplay symptoms due to previous trauma. If you have a TBI history, or PTSD, amongst other issues, please do not hesitate to book an appointment with him - Mark can help you. With brain trauma, arriving to appointments prepared, retaining the information without an interpreter, and comprehending what they are trying to explain to me in live time is difficult. I struggle daily as to why my progress in the health field takes longer. His extensive medical experience in the trauma field and mental health background outshines providers who may be unfamiliar with TBIs. Although they may appear "invisible," the impact on a patient can go unnoticed. I feel Mark Williams deserves acknowledgment that treating a TBI patient takes hands-on experience and expertise, patience, and dedication which he holds. Thank you so much!:)

Barely see actual doctor. If you have anxiety or high stress this might not be the Dr for you…read more Didn't seem to care or want to help in my case. Seems like a smart Dr but also like a rushed customer that pays alot for a little service. Good luck & hope you find a solid Dr with a mix of knowledge & caring if your reading this.

Dr Carroll has been my physician for almost 22 years!! The staff is awesome, can typically get in…read morethe same day I call. The level of care is top notch! Dr Carroll doesn't believe in jumping to surgery. He really cares about his patients. He won't prescribe something if he wouldn't give it to his own family. Phenomenal practice with phenomenal morals and care of patients!