One of the worst experiences of my life, owner Sean Wagner insists on housing in his houses nw…read morerecovery housing or makes your outpatient a living hell and doesn't help or try to find other housing. His housing was unsafe with mold, managers flaunt rules they enforce and believe God talk to at least one of them Fernando the prophet directly, so don't have other faiths. Doesn't matter about lease or clean UA, will kick you out for voicing problems, cares less about treatment then feeding his other business.

Top notch facility in every way. They have been professional, informative, and prompt every step of…read morethe way. The staff from the coordinator, front office staff and counselors all far exceed industry standards and expectations. They offer a broad range of care from php to less intensive treatment programs. They have highly trained and organized staff who effectively work as a team. One of the best facilities in the state. I would highly recommend. The environment is made to help you succeed. They provide all the tools necessary and more to make you feel at home and taken care of in a professional and structured way.

Inpatient is exactly what you need... IOP definitely do not attend it's a money grab. The…read more"director" Heather is a joke, when staff confides in a client about the director you know there is an issue! Food is decent though! 209 days sober despite all the bad juju from this place

I want to start by saying this place saved my life. TWICE!! For the most part I would 100 percent…read morerecommend this place to anyone struggling with addiction. Booze and drugs being the main thing someone should check themselves in to this place for. The clinical staff here is absolutely amazing and the BHT's are top notch. Stephanie, Faith and Jarrod are some of the most amazing people I will ever meet. The main thing that's difficult about this place is that's it's a for profit business. We live in America so I completely understand that's how things are done BUT the patients do feel the effects of it. I was lucky when I went there. It wasn't filled to max capacity so I was able to spend an appropriate amount of days in res 1 before I was moved to res 2. After res I spent 20 days in PHP. Before I completed the program the village filled up completely. To accommodate for this newer patients were pushed/rushed through certain stages of the program. They'd go from res 1 to res to in under 7 days. The excuse they were given was that their insurance insisted that this happened to them. After the clients contacted their insurance provider they were told that no one from RVR had contacted them what so ever. The food is here is pretty damn good. A lot of clients come here very unhealthy due to drug use. Just be careful to not over endulge so your pants still fit after you're ready to go home. The last thing I'd like to mention is that besides the res 2 room. The chairs that are provided are extremely uncomfortable. You're required to sit in class for up to 1.5 hours at a time so be prepared.

Been going to this place for years and it has really helped my headaches and back pain. It's…read moreactually fun to go there and Dr Platt is awesome!

I have been coming to Vancouver Treatment Solutions for almost two full months. My 1st impression…read morewas not so great because I was told one thing and then it changed and I would have to either figure it out or go somewhere else. I was going to go somewhere else even if I had to come out of pocket for it. Which I was ready to do. Once I got that all situated, I get told another thing about the groups that was the right info, but wasn't explained to the full extent of the rules for Group. The last thing I was disappointed about was I just started and was getting comfortable with my Counselor and then I hear she going to be leaving and now I'm going to have to be seen by someone else. The clients who also go here said to get used to it because people drop like flies and last only about 1-3 months. Other than that I'm liking this Clinic better than any of the other places I've been to. The staff is GREAT!!! And I love Tami & Jenn! As long as you follow the rules and want to be Clean & Sober than this is the place to go.

Amazing start for an alcohol free life! The counselors are so knowledgeable and caring! The staff…read moreis so helpful! I am so grateful for my experience at Oregon Trail Recovery!

If there was a zero rating they would get it. They are only…read moreinterested in the profit from the patient', once they knew my Son was not going to remain in care and was in crisis mode, they wouldn't return his call or mine. My Son took his life shortly after being in this drug treatment center that claims to care about a patients welfare. In his words " we sit in the hallway every day, there are no therapy sessions! Only a bed and three meals a day What a disgrace! I plan to follow up!

My teen daughter is enrolled in the EASA program. If you don't know what that is, it's the Early…read moreAssessment and Support Alliance (EASA). They provides support to young people experiencing symptoms of psychosis for the first time. She was diagnosed with Autism, ADHD and PTSD when she was 13. Then about 10 months later she confided in me that she was having overwhelming fears of being watched in places that didn't make sense to me, like our private bathroom at home. Then she would be in bed at trying to sleep and hear someone whispering her name in her ear. Even watching TV or movies was challenging because she would see things that I didn't see like ghoulish faces on characters suddenly appearing then disappearing. We discussed this with the private psychiatric nurse she was already seeing and after determining she had prodromal schizophrenia she referred my daughter to EASA. We first met with Tammy Talbert, the Program Director and she did an assessment or questionnaire with my daughter. It was so validating to my daughter to be able to have questions being asked that confirmed her experiences. Things she hadn't even told me about, like hallucinations that included smell, taste, touch sound and visual. Later we were able to meet with the Occupational therapist Michelle DeOliveira. She's been so helpful figuring out strategies for my daughter to approach the environment around her and feel safer. The mental health therapist David Castleton has such vast experience and great demeanor. He is very approachable and helps solve real world problems. He's definitely an advocate you want on your side. I'm so very grateful for the Lifeworks NW EASA Team and we haven't even met everyone yet. Thank you for your compassionate professional care and support.

Arrogant and Ds on a HighSchool A-F scale. Front desk young women are the best but after that, they…read moreare the worst performers. My family member hates them and I found out why after one meeting. They take days to return calls then often give wrong answers. Their turnover is infinite and they their pleasantries, it's downhill The good employees leave quickly leaving the least experienced. The state of dealing with mental Illness is hard enough; they will certainly make it harder. They don't know the word "kind," so expect to leave depressed w no help. I hid my tears as I embarrass easily. I gave them two stars. The second star was a gift. Picture tears here!

Great Dr. Goes out of his way to make sure every patient is treated with respect and dignity I love…read moredoctor ball best doctor on the market

Dr. Bahl's and Shanti Recovery's negligence directly contributed to a public health risk and…read morepersonal injury to a client he and his practice were trusted to care for. A young adult client who came to them for help with a fentanyl addiction was transferred to Dr. Bahl from another provider at this practice without notice. Prior to this transfer, the office and provider were notified by the client's family that this person was experiencing psychosis and having hallucinations. After one visit with Dr. Bahl, the young person was abruptly discharged following a complaint against their practice outlined in a previous Google review. Dr. Bahl provided only one week of Suboxone to a client with reported psychosis and then abandoned care. The young person was unable to find a provider in one week's time to get more of his medication before he ran out. Sadly, his psychosis magnified over the course of the next two weeks, culminating in him wrecking his car because he jumped out of it while driving, due to a hallucination of a man with a knife in his backseat. His car crashed into a tree 10 feet from someone's living room and only two houses away from a busy intersection. It is very well documented in clinical research how dangerous it is to abruptly stop taking suboxone, but even more so for clients with a history of psychosis, schizophreniform, and/or bi-polar disorder. All of which applied to this client and which had been disclosed at the start of care. Dr. Bahl's and Shanti Recovery's negligence directly contributed to a public health risk and personal injury to a client he and his practice were trusted to care for. Please, do not trust this practice with the care of a loved one. Do not come here with anything more than minor needs- their previous provider literally said that Shanti mostly deals with people who have "been in recovery for a long time", "work for Nike", and only need someone to "prescribe maintenance doses". This practice accepted a client with full disclosure of the severity of his needs, without the clinical competency to provide adequate care, made no attempt to facilitate a referral to a more competent provider, and ultimately caused severe harm.

Please trust me on this and find somewhere you know youre gonna be embraced and supported no matter…read morewho you are or what your journey ends up looking like. Another Chance is very good and theres a place right across from A.C. right behind this place ive heard great things about. You wanna find a place that is gonna build you up not break you down more during such a vulnerable time in your life. This stuff is either gonna make or break you and if you feel like a failure everyday youre going to want to use everyday and give up but if you're being built up youre gonna build confidence in yourself and self love more and more and thats gonna end up being the key to what keeps your sober and actually treats your addiction. Be smart. Look for a place where the people are fully understanding and arent purely "you either do it my way or have fun being homeless. " ​

From the owner: Atlas Treatment Center provides compassionate, evidence-based treatment for individuals struggling…read morewith drug and alcohol addiction. We offer a full continuum of care, including Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Outpatient (OP) programs, as well as treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions when needed. Additional services include DUII Programs, Alcohol & Substance Use Counseling, and Drug &Alcohol Assessments. Our experienced team creates personalized treatment plans that help clients build a strong foundation for lasting recovery in a supportive, welcoming environment.