Great small group practicing the principles of AA. Recovery from the hopelessness of alcoholism…read moreNew Address is; 4101 Airport Frwy # 239 Bedford Tx 76021 Meetings 7 nights each week at 6pm Zoom meetings alsoat 6p. Meeting ID; 147 582 688. No password

I was a patient of Dr. Alloju/Fairweather/Frankenstein as a college kid. I'd been struggling with…read moredepression and anxiety since I was 15, and now at 20 the consequences of these conditions were having a disastrous affect on my school performance. I went to this doctor because I needed help. I felt like an outsider looking in, trying but failing to be a Human Normal. I hated myself with fury and fire. And I didn't want to want to die, but I certainly longed for an eternal reprieve from the pain. So I went to a doctor. I was in school in Brooklyn but grew up in Texas, and as I was home for the holidays, I started seeing Dr. Alloju. I didn't know the far-reaching and indelible mark this would leave on my life, changing the course completely. I was a bright kid. I read constantly. A bit of a nerd. A writing major. I wanted to write plays and movies. But here's what happened instead: After talking to me for 45 minutes and barely listening, this woman diagnosed me as having Bipolar II Disorder. I wasn't that upset about it because I thought, well maybe she's right and maybe she can help me. Over the course of the next year, culminating in a near-death experience, I was put on these medications concurrently: Lamictal 400mg, Seroquel 350mg, Klonopin 2mg twice daily, and to cap it all off, Geodon 80mg. This is enough medication to sedate an obese elephant. I was 20 years old, 5'2 and 107 lbs. I had to drop out of college because I almost died from this demented drug cocktail. That was a long time ago and I'm still angry. I'm still angry that it took me 10 more years before I was properly diagnosed as ADHD and on the autism spectrum. I didn't need to be on those drugs. I just didn't. When I told her they weren't working, she'd just increase the dosages. Once, during a phone session, she said I sounded drunk and went a step further to label me as an alcoholic. I didn't really drink at the time; my words were slurred because of the sedating medication. The irony, of course, is that Dr. Alloju has multiple DUIs and was on some sort of probation while treating me. I only have flashbulb memories from an entire year of my life. Apparently I almost died from an overdose of these medications. It took many years to try and get my life back from this monster. This is all to say, this woman will destroy your mind, body, and spirit. And she almost ended my life. What she did to me was criminal. Not just malpractice, although it was also that, but it was a deeply immoral negligence and breach of trust. At least if she *had* killed me she might not be practicing to this day. Stay. Away.

Dr. Fairweather is spectacular. She takes the necessary time to dive in and understand the issues…read more Very thorough, thoughtful, and prompt. I highly recommend her.

This Clinic is Top Notch very well run the first person to greet us put us ease we knew we had come…read moreto the right place.My soon is very well taken care of .All the Staff are caring and concerned about all his needs .Very pleased and comfortable that he is at The Right Place...Highly Recommend this clinic in Hurst Texas.

I am actually puzzled at a couple of the negative comments on the reviews of Leading Edge Medicine…read more I have been a patient of the practice since moving to the HEB area in 2000. Dr Perkins is a D.O. with a vast medical knowledge who has certification in diabetes, cardiology, addiction medicine. Prior to moving to Dr Perkins practice I was seeing numerous specialist for some ongoing medical issues. Dr Perkins has been able to reduce the number of medications I was taking and reduce the number of specialist as well. I am not a fan of the merger with Texas Health at all. I personally was not willing to use the Texas Health Hospitals after a bad personal experience. I have been encouraged to know that Dr Perkins has a long history with Grapevine Baylor and I have been able to continue using them for medical services as the need arises. In the event that I require admission Dr Perkins is no longer on staff with Baylor so I am passed onto one of the hospitalist but it works out. I just give the hospital the name of the hospitalist that Dr Perkins recommended. The staff at Dr Perkins office is very good about faxing over my medical records and alerting the hospitalist that I am being admitted. The office staff is some of the best Medical Assistance I have ever had the opportunity to meet. I have also been very happy with the Physician Assistant, P. Patel. I have multiple health issues and she has definitely impressed me. I have had the opportunity to see her on several occasions and she definitely knows her stuff. I am every bit as comfortable seeing her as I am Dr Perkins. My experiences have always been extremely positive and never have I felt that the care was anything but positive.

I've known Dr. P (Randy) since 4th grade. He is a great friend as well as a great doctor. I'm…read moreblessed to be able to be under his care.

Stonegate saved my daughter's life. The counselors are…read moreamazing. All of them. Rebecca, Sidney, Bettina and the spiritual advisor (Carlina?) was such a real person and such a joy. I could not hug her enough as we were leaving. This is the only program that my daughter has completed. This is the first time we've had real hope in many years. The program is tough and asks a lot of the participants, as it should. My daughter left the program twice, but finally went back and muscled through the hard work. I thought I would never see my beautiful daughter healthy, and sober again. I know that she did the work, but thank you to everyone at Stonegate. Prayers answered.

My experience here at Stonegate was mentally, physically socially and spiritually reconstructing…read more.. deeply grateful to have serious people who know how to and who are willing to get in the trenches with complicated addicts seeking recovery from the deadly grips of their DOC. God meets you at Stonegate.

I had the best care this last weekend. I want to give kudos and love to Ayo (my nurse) and Julia…read more(my nurse) for being so kind, compassionate and help with explaining everything What a pleasure having both of us them as my caregivers. Jackie brewer. The are the best!!!! Room.#1203

The people here are okay. The facility itself is a crap show. They don't work with their older…read morepatience the way they should. My gpa had a stroke couldn't move his right arm but could still walk. He stayed here for 3 weeks used up all his insurance and left in a wheel chair not being able to walk at all. They have people to do the physical therapy but they all just sit in the room talking amongst themselves. Not only that i've visited my grandpa during this time to find his room filthy, him with his door shut yelling at the top of his lungs desperately trying to get some help and not one person blinking an eye. Then his release day came and no one in the facility knew he was leaving which is odd because he is their "patient" so to speak right? Overall just not a great experience and would not recommend leaving someone you care about in this facility especially for long period of time.

I brought my ex-wife in for detox, they charged me $13,500, and it was all a waste of time…read more Extremely disappointed in low quality of care, high costs, and lack of professionalism. I left two voice messages and no response back. I was never provided updates during treatment. It would have been good to know a pill head friend was visiting her the entire time. Lenny, did you know you were deceiving me?

Their web site is full of lies. It says the food is inspired by a fine chef which couldn't be…read morefurther from the truth. It's awful and very low quality. Most of the nurses are hateful and treat you like a criminal when you ask for your prescribed medications. The rooms are not deep cleaned between patients. The "common room" is a mess. The couch and chair have food crumbs in the crevices and are just gross! The meetings are more of lectures and there's not much input from the patients at all! They will tell you you can leave anytime you want to and that's true BUT if you don't go thru your counselor and just walk out they won't give you your medicine that YOU bought and paid for. You bring your own medicine but they hold it until they decide to give it to you. I was there 2 days and I called my husband to come and get me less than 48 hours after checking in and I had to wait for my medicine to be released. This place does NOT care if you get better or not as long as your insurance holds out. Find another place to spend your money if you want to get sober.

i was put into inpatient care (ihp) about a year and a half ago. i was suicidal and doing horrible,…read moreand this place only made it worse. it stunted my healing journey by several months and even just finding this place to review it gave me a tightness in my chest. i was put into a 2 week long php program after my inpatient which was even worse. ashley was harsh, rude, and not very considerate towards mentally fragile teenagers. i distinctly recall innocently bringing gifts to my other php patients and i was called out and berated by them. seeing the items i attempted to give out as gifts even now make me upset and give me horrible flashbacks. i was under a lot of pressure, stress and felt as if i was walking on eggshells because there were so many rules i may break. i hated this place and every second i spent in it.

this nurse lady would rush me eating every day when i was there for depression and an eating…read moredisorder that was the worst its ever been. one day i said i was underweight (for myself) and she ASKED HOW MUCH I WEIGH. and when i said the number she said must be nice! So fucking disgusting

Elements is hands down one of the best options for sober living in Dallas. The house is clean,…read morewell-run, and the support is consistent without feeling overbearing. If you're looking for luxury sober living in Dallas, this place really delivers on both comfort and structure.

This is hands down the best Sober Living I have ever seen. The house itself is amazing. Large…read moreprivate rooms with huge TV's, queen beds with all new mattresses and high thread count linens. Only the best. That's how they do it at Elements. From the Breville espresso maker to the grand piano in the living room, or the putting green out back and egg smoker on the deck. And it's situated in the warm niche neighborhood of Lakewood, right in Swiss Avenue in the heart of Dallas. The area is like a small borough in NYC, where you can see the beautiful skyline as you walk to anywhere you need to go, like trendy and quality restaurants, spa treatments, haircuts, banks, even the gym which they provide memberships for clients. Location is important because it puts residents in close proximity to a ton of people in recovery, and different recovery meetings nearby. There are several A.A., NA, Dharma, and SMART recovery meetings nearby, and weekly they have an NA meeting and a Dharma recovery meeting at the house which are both excellent and well attended. But the really precious thing about Elements is the people. The residents are all highly motivated towards recovery and supportive of one another. The house manager is vigilant and committed to keeping residents on track. Drug testing weekly and breathalyzers every night. He also coordinates and participates in community service events like feeding the homeless. The Sober Coach is one of the best in the country. He is instrumental in reframing the situation as it applies to each individual and their long term recovery goals. He helps with relationships and communication with loved ones and advocates for the residents. He leads outreach ventures eg to maximum security prisons and includes residents in these outings. The Life Coach is one of the smartest people I've ever met. She helps residents with everything from the simple tasks of linking bank accounts where they need to go, to formalizing and updating their resumes and doing interview prep. And all of them are networked all over DFW and can get the resident in front of of exactly the right people to achieve their objectives. I've seen residents come through here and transform their lives for the better, improving their relationships, education, and career opportunities. It's a beautiful thing to see the positive transformation that occurs during a resident's time at Elements and working with the team. Highest rating. I could not endorse more emphatically. Five Stars. I sincerely appreciate this place, these people, and what they do.

Just visited looked wonderful very exciting about really more.. the people were delightful, the…read moreplace was very clean very very very pet friendly. I'm excited waiting to make my decision with the Lord on what to do.

Both my parents were in this facility four years ago for rehab. I had sworn I would never use this…read morehorrible facility again, which I have not. I was reminded of Parkwood while talking with my mom's home health nurse. She has a new patient in Parkwood. I was interested in reading reviews to see if anything had changed. Doesn't look like it. Whatever you do, do NOT place your loved one in their memory care. Take a look at it and you'll know why. Four years ago, we were all still dealing with problems resulting from Covid. I tried to explain the issues we had at Parkwood on that. Primarily, the caregivers were very inattentive. My parents were in Parkwood for six weeks rehab. One day I found my mother lying across the bed with her pants down below her hips. An aide had taken her to the bathroom and left her like that when she mentioned that at home her husband normally helped her with that. The aide said ok and left her. I was more than happy to get my parents out when their rehab was over. I don't know if the director is the same person, but the director at that time was totally indifferent and did nothing about the issues I brought to his attention. Only unpleasant memories of Parkwood. I do not recommend it.