I have been stuck in this awful place for six years now. DO NOT come to this place for help…read more Everything the other reviewer said is true. They are disorganized and all of their mistakes will be blamed on you. I am hoping to switch to another clinic soon because they have made my recovery so much harder than it should have been. They are liars and gaslighters. You will be just a number and money to them.

you will have to wait three hours to complete registration. i was withdrawing for three hours. the…read morelady who took my tb test was inconsiderate. she just pushed fluid into my veins way too fast. each of the staff were super unprofessional. they were bickering at each other saying "this is not my job" or rolling their eyes at each other. or if someone made a mistake they would treat that person like they were dumb for saying that. they also suggest you keep using. bc more often than not the first dose is never enough and you will still experience withdrawals. on my second day i still experienced withdrawals but not as bad as the 1st day. i had relief for a longer amount of time but still had to use. the care i received here was not what i expected when on the website. i have yet to receive counseling/therapy. their hours are also limited. they are not open sunday. you will need to buy your own lock box for take home dose.

Dr Zipperer been my doctor for pain management since April. I have been through many specialists…read morebut he is the first I've come across that listens and advises you and truly hears your concerns, your fears and also the problems in your day-to-day life. With Gods help and prayer he guides you. I have never seen a more selfless, kind and helpful doctor. And my pain has never been more managed and treated non-surgically.I recommend him wholeheartedly to anyone looking for excellent care. Also a Shout Out to his wonderful support staff especially Kaleigha for her patience and going the extra mile.

From the owner: John Zipperer, MD specializes in interventional pain management at Renova Pain & Recovery Clinics…read morein Santa Monica, California, offering advanced treatments that effectively relieve pain by targeting its precise source. Patients benefit from Dr. Zipperer's expertise and ongoing support to help them manage chronic pain, whether in their back, hand, abdomen, or elsewhere. Dr. Zipperer also works closely with patients who have become addicted to opioids. In addition to providing medically assisted treatment that relieves withdrawal symptoms and cravings, you can count on him to properly manage your progress and help you maintain pain control without the need for opiates. After completing his undergraduate studies at Emory College in Atlanta, Dr. Zipperer received his medical degree from the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University. He continued his residency training in internal medicine at the University of Florida in Gainesville and subsequently obtained certification from the American Board of Internal Medicine. He holds active membership in the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians and the American Society of Addiction Medicine. After many years of experience helping patients deal with the most challenging internal medicine issues, Dr. Zipperer decided to focus his attention on pain management and addiction medicine. He started a 12-step fellowship for people with an opiate addiction who are receiving medication-assisted treatment...

The office is shady. They rely on telemedicine and communication between each other within the…read moreorganization leaves something to be desired. I started on 3mg suboxone, and my first two days I experienced extreme itchiness. So, they switched me to 2mg subutex. I've been on that same dose for a few weeks. During my last appointment, I spoke with my provider that day via telemedicine. He wasn't my normal provider. Anyway, I explained that I am still experiencing strong cravings, intent to relapse, and drug seeking behavior. The provider said that 2mg is a very small dose and rose the dose to 8mg a day. I waited the 24 hours they require before calling the office back. The front desk prep said that I still had 10 2mg pills and to simply take 4 pills. Of course, she isn't my provider and I wasn't going to take the prescription in a manner that is contrary to what the instructions are. Turns out they weren't intending to write the script and to discuss it during my appointment the next day. The purpose of that appointment was to assess the increase in dose. During my appointment, my regular provider was there. She simply said she disagreed with the increase, and that there was no notes reflecting the dose increase from my appointment a few days before! She then went on to say she is not comfortable with writing anymore refills. She promised a review with the addictionologist. But I see the writing on the wall. I think I'm being discharged because of their own miscommunication and confusion among themselves. Frankly, it's much easier to acquire oxy and relapse. I'd rather not. That is playing with my life. I strongly suggest you establish care with another office. These guys seem incompetent and sketchy. Best of luck on your recovery journey!

I am very happy with the services. The Dr. Is awesome and i feel very comfortable..she listened to…read moreme and helped me.. i highly recommend her.

Very professional and well educated staff. As a person in this field I highly respect them. Their…read moreNP is top notch and I recommend her 110% to people I serve.

This "Doctor " is ridiculous. My spouse recently entered the building that this office is located…read more He went in to visit a different company. On the way out of the building he was approached by the doctor that works at the treatment center and was accused of being a homeless man who was "stealing". He told my spouse he knew he was there to steal something and told him to empty his pockets. He was then informed that my spouse was visiting a different office in the building. When confronted about this interaction the "doctor " had a smug look on his face and while he denied it and stated they were "the most sympathetic towards the homeless ". Not One time was my spouse asked if he needed anything or if he was in the wrong spot. He was Automatically racially profiled because he was native and "looked homeless " he is not. There was No apology only argument. At no point did they say "we're sorry if that happened " just "excuse me, only 2 people work here and you have the wrong place". For that alone I will never recommend this business to anyone. Stay far away, they don't care about you, they care about business and money. They can't even have the decency to ask questions before they yell at you for "trying to steal" and have no class to even apologize.

From the owner: Your Health is in Good Hands Alaska Treatment Center is the leading Mental Health Clinic in…read moreAnchorage in the delivery of outpatient Medication-Assisted Treatment services for patients with alcohol/substance use disorders. We offer proactive, quality healthcare in a safe and comfortable environment. At Alaska Treatment Center, your health is our number one priority, and we make sure to meet all your needs in a timely manner.

Friendly greeting with small cozy, quaint rooms, and tasteful decoration. Nice lobby waiting room…read morethat I did not take a photo of because there were people in it.

Allow me to tell you why I left Fireweed Health Care. In a word: Deb. Recent visits have led me…read moreto the conclusion that I can no longer trust her judgment. She parrots back Trump & Alex Jones diatribe so much in the sessions that you don't know if your medication is being prescribed by her or by the "War on Opioids." Among subjects that have come up are that Pokemon GO is turning kids on to Satan and that the creators of Rick & Morty, just like anyone Alex Jones and Fox News don't like, are pedophiles. The thing that convinced me that I needed to go elsewhere was my first appointment after my roommate took his life following the earthquake in December. My depression and anxiety are a matter of record, so I was honest about how I don't know how I'll make rent and look after his wife and so forth. The following is not her verbatim response, however, all of the sentences were in it: "Well, you better get a job, then! Can't keep sucking off the government teat forever! Once you've lost more weight, your depression will go away, then it won't matter that you've been on disability for 14 years." This woman is a NURSE? That is neither the definition of "compassionate" NOR "care!" One appointment with her set my Depression therapy back five years! Maybe she thought she was giving me a "needed kick in the ass," but no. It was a kick in the balls when I was already down. This combination of experiences is why, after years with their other providers, I feel that I can no longer trust Fireweed Health Care with my pain management.

There's something magical that happens when psychologists get together and "jam" out ideas- true…read morehealing that is the miracle of working together and sharing experiences. Irregardless of how connected technology might make us today, it's actually a gift to know how to truly connect and collaborate with others in an authentic and valuable way. One person who I've found that does this intuitively is Jessica Brown, a truly gifted member of the new paradigm healers coming into their own in the Bay Area. She embodies the gift of empathic collaboration- both as a business partner and skilled professional therapist. The therapeutic process is a partnership based on the therapist's authenticity and skill, two qualities which Jessica possesses naturally.

I think the hardest part about starting therapy is finding a therapist you feel comfortable with…read morefrom the get go. From the moment I met Jessie (5 years ago!) I felt at ease. She has tremendous grounding energy and her loving presence makes therapy a safe place to explore the dark parts of being human. She does not shy away from the hard stuff but instead encourages it. She skillfully holds the delicate balance of being direct and compassionate. I feel grateful to know her and highly recommend her as a therapist and/or coach.

This office has been incredible! The doctor provides excellent quality of care that is personalized…read moreand caring. I was seen at 2 other offices prior to meeting him and his professionalism, ethics and problem solving are second to none. I highly recommend. As a chronic pain patient-if what is being offered is not solving your issues then move on to a new doctor. I wasted over a year with the wrong one who kept insisting on repeating injections that were not helping.

If you have any kind of severe or chronic pain please consider reaching out to Advanced Pain…read moreCenters of Alaska. I worked at APCA for over a year and the providers genuinely care about helping their patients. They don't start by pushing medications but rather approach your treatment with a more holistic approach. They start with procedures that are targeted to treat your symptoms. Then they work to get you into physical therapy, massage therapy, etc. to help target the issues that are causing the pain. In terms of employment I would highly recommend this office. The providers are great to work with and they enjoy teaching their staff new things as they believe that the more everyone knows the better the office will run. I would definitely agree! Having people cross trained allows for information to get to the patients more easily as anyone can answer their questions. The work environment is great. I really enjoyed my time working with Dr. Olamikan and think he was a great boss. The patients themselves were so kind and I miss so many of the regulars now that I have moved. Overall, I would highly recommend this office to anyone looking for pain management care or employment!