The average "Client" returns a minimal of 4 times. And you will accept what's on the table at your parol hearing. Most inmates, aka clients, are up to 10 or more returns. This business receives more than $1200 per day per head. That's more tan 64,800,000 USD annually. By the way, that's just the men's quarters. In short, if you are in need of help and are reaching out for it, I think your already on the right track. But this Bear River place, it isn't for you. God Bless.​ read more

PART 1 of review Do not send your loved one here. This is a facility meant for hard care drug addictions and people who are court ordered. Searching for a facility that was a rehabilitation for an average society person. This is not that kind of facility when you research and read about this place. It sounds like a lovely middle society rehabilitation center. That's not what it is. The issue I have with this place is the fact that they labeled it as something that it's not, I understand society needs a facility like this for the hard-core people who are coming out of jail or who are court ordered to stay at jail or who arrive are at jail and our drugged out on meth/coke or whatever their choice of drug is. We were looking for a facility for alcohol rehab, and this place was labeled not what it is. It doesn't allow you to see the facility for what it is and make the proper choice sadly. The online pictures of the main office. We ended up choosing this place and sending my brother to it, which was one of the worst decisions we ever made. I received two letters from him that were so concerning about what was happening on the inside aside from the broken down facility that if I had seen with my own eyes, I never would've dropped him off at. I learned that broken down school to only handle anything but the lowest of low societies people on drugs. It's a glorified detox center even if you were to transfer into the living part it needs to be labeled for what it is. It's a detention center lower than a halfway house then label it is that so that people can make the choice to be at the right place. It says that you can receive phone calls video chats. You will have contact with your loved one. You will not, they will not even allow police in there as I had to call the police to do a health and wellness check because of the letters that I was getting about how bad the place was inside. When I called to inquire about this, they assured me that that was not the case and he's always supervised and there's someone always there. I had to tell them that was a lie because that's not what's happening. I was told you can't talk to him, I told them the police are coming let them have eyes on my brother. She told me I was threatening her and she ignorantly shut down and hung up. After talking to the police they informed me how bad of a place this was and that you won't get any contact and they can't do anything about it because of HIPPA! The minute you sign that you have just locked yourself or your loved one into somewhere where no one can get to them and you can't get them out easily. My brother was never told anything no messages no nothing. Denied all communication. Police went to do a health health and wellness check on my brother and weren't even allowed to put eyes on them. This was again confirmed to me the outcome they expected and could do nothing and they advised me to show up in person and remove him with their assistance. OK then I'm coming to get him as he was signed in on his accord. I had further conversations later with the same cop, and the cop told me that if they didn't give him to me and I showed up in person that I would have a civil lawsuit on my hands which could happen. The cop said he would assist me in getting my brother, but after I let the facility know that I was coming with cops. I was taking my brother out of there. Even the reviews that are coming from people who are lower than low society and ordered there the other ones are people who don't have a place to think this place is a vacation. We're talking about people who probably come straight up the street addicted to drugs, hard core. This place is just not labeled what it says it is and that's where my problem is. I understand we need facilities like this for society, so this place needs to be honest and listed for what it is. No normal living society person would choose on their own accord to go to this place if they knew the misleading of it being a rehabilitation center because it's not. Some of the other issues that I found out from my brother afterwards were that he was denied any communication for the first 12 days except 1 phone call he which assures this place in keeping $1,300 a day per person paycheck. No one self singed in would choose to be or stay. I also found out that for 30 people there were split between only two rooms in this whole facility. The rest were Office buildings. I found that the area that the police bring people in and the general public go into is the detox center and that's the only area that's visually decent. It's also their picture area so you never really see what goes behind closed doors in the regular area. Finding out that they had things there to use for rehabilitation, but yet they weren't allowed to use, rehabilitation information and AA books were pretty much nonexistent if anything I guess 4 copies. If you get past the idea that it's a dump...rest of review in picture comments! read more

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I wouldnt recommend this place Well, atleast center campus. Heres why: 1. Consistently ran out of meds for several of us even one person going three days without his suboxone. 2. If you get stolen from they will not do a thing about it. I had a quarter of my clothes go missing and inquired several times and nothing was done. 3. They have a case manager to set up aftercare. Hmmm.... Im the one who always made the calls and on the last instance I was told to do it on my own time. Which brings me to the next point... 4. There are no phones left out and 3 days a week you get 15 mins. So in that time im expected to set up my own care which takes away phone time from people who are supportive in my recovery and my love ones. Therew has been 2 instances that because of the way they schedule I couldnt call a loved one during the only time I could. 5. The schedules make no sense and are often conflicting with class time often resulting having to wait for meds while missing 30 minutes of class. Why did I even bother and why is my insurance paying for this. 6. They (the staff)( lost a couple of items of mine valued around 60$ and every time I inquired about it, I got nothing but "Are you sure you brought it?", I'm 100% sure..... 7. I had to remind them to put my meds in my stuff as I was walking out the door. 8. Meds.... besides running out of them they also didnt put all of them in my stuff and I had to remind them on my way out. As well. they threw my med away because I switched to a little higher dose. Heres the problem, when I got back home and seen my doctor we both agreed to switched back to that lower dose. But because they threw away that lower dose, I cant get that medication for five more days and have ran out completely. The medications offers nasty withdrawals. They must have thrown that away as I was leaving because it was groped with my other meds. I could be wrong but once my insurance pays for a medication isn't it technically mine and not theirs to throw away. Like I said, I could be wrong about that last one. 9. Because of the bad aftercare, I would have had ran out of suboxone but thank god my doctor was able to make an exception as shes not someone who can prescribe it. Her boss did. That shouldn't have been a problem because I was supposed to get the subclade. 10. I was supposed to get the subclade and was PROMISED it several times. Affter three weeks I submitted a complaint and come to find out, they lost the paperwork and werent even in the process of getting it because no one caught it. Then it was insurance issues. I was then promised (like other times) that they will get it for me regardless before I left. 11. I was threatened on 2 occasions and nothing was done about it. 12. I was having a bad day and asked my counselor to talk and was met with, "Make it quick" So I didn't bother. 13. All staff are overworked and they're understaffed. This was a problem when I came in there and they still added another 10 people. So many people that there was even a fire escape blocked. I didnt get the help that I needed from my counselor or aftercare (casemanager) because I believe they had no choice but to take on so many clients. This was not a safe place for me at all. Ive been to 4 other rehabs and this was the worst experience out of them all. But I do think 98% of the satff are nice people but if you go, I wouldnt suggest where I was. read more

This place is an amazing place. Miracles happen here and by they grace of God they have saved my life a few times. It took me 4 times at BRH to finally get it and make my sobriety stick. The staff is amazing and truly care about each client. I can't thank them enough for getting me back on track to my road to recovery. One day at a time is all it takes. read more

I have been to Bear River health twice now and both times they were professional and very welcoming..the small issues they have are being fixed already..those small issues weren't the reason I or we go to treatment for anyways..these people literally saved my life for the second time.and I plan on working there in the near future..love this place and would recommend it to anyone who is in need of treatment like I was read more