The entire team from the owners to the techs are outstanding, caring, and compassionate souls. They…read moreare truly concerned with saving lives, and helping people to live happy.

7 Summit Pathways provides an individualized, comprehensive and thorough journey through the most…read morecrucial part of addiction recovery. I got a great start and the tools I needed to achieve long-term sobriety. I'm coming up on one year clean and 7 Summit Pathways was with me for the first two months and has been following my progress closely since then. The staff are thoughtful and caring. They almost all have walked in our shoes and are able to help from first-hand experience. I recommend 7 Summit Pathways to anyone looking to live a life free from active addiction.

my 35 year old son, who has numerous disabilities was transfered here through a mental health…read moreclinic. when he arrived he called me to tell me they were very welcoming and made many promises to help, including his prescription medication and food, shelter, and clothing as well as helping him apply for food stamps, medicaid, and reinstating his social security payments. i was happy to hear this. it turned out to be a lie. the very next day, i was contacted by a worker from coalition recovery (who claimed they were medical technicians and mental health counselors in charge of my son's case) demanding i give them $97 or they would turn my son out onto the street. when i told them i didn't have that kind of money just laying around, they became enraged and threatened again to throw him out immediately. they told me he arrived without medication so they'd filled his prescription there and said i was responsible for payment. eventually they mentioned they were also inrecovery and were part of the program and not in charge of his case at all, well after i had answered sensitive health and mental health questions and discussed private details i would never had offered had i not believed them when they said they were in charge of his case and licensed professionals. i immediately ended the conversation and told them i would not share his history or private information with them and i would only share that with a licensed professional. the worker snapped "fine someone will call you back about this, then!" and hung up on me. shaken, i called coalition back to discuss this breach of privacy, the threats, and my concerns for my son's safety in their care. i spoke to Dylan Hollander, who identified himself as the clinical director at coalition recovery and he confirmed that they required 497 to allow my son to remain in their care because there was a copay and my son had given them authorization to contact me regarding payment. i again expalined that i do not have the $97 and that my son should not ever be simply discharged without any information, especially since he is disabled and at high-risk both physically and mentally and that the last two times this happened with other places, my son had to be hospitalized for days and given blood transfusions. Mr. Hollander said he would not discharge my son without providing an alternative placement in a secure program so his services and medications would not be disrupted but made it clear he intended to discharge my son as soon as humanly possible. He also informed me that my son was not told he would be discharged as that would upset him. And Mr. Hollander also promised to inform me of his progress in finding a new placement for my son. then the very next morning, my son called me and went on at length about how excited he was with the program, how happy and grateful he was to be in the program and what his therapist Melinda "Mindy" Carson promised for his treatment there. my heart sank. coalition recovery, far from preparing my son for transfer in a professional and non-damaging way, had seen fit to literally LIE to him and promise treatment without intending to EVER deliver those promises. this is extremely damaging and i could not get in touch with any licensed worker there, only other clients who man the office phones. i called every hour for four hours that day. each time, the other clients would answer the phone ask for private details about my son, and then promise i would receive a call back "in a few minutes" from Melinda "Mindy" Carson, Dylan Hollander, or the "executive director in charge of the entire rehab", Harrison Spielman. after the third call with no call back, they stopped answering the phone as they knew my phone number and decided they didn't want to keep the farce up. i called from my phone several times and when they did not respond, i used a different phone number and they answered on the second ring, obviously disappointed when they heard my voice. again they unconvincingly lied and said someone would "call me back in a few minutes". they never did. now i was suspicious and decided to check the internet for information about coalition recovery. i checked the linked-in page and that is how i found the last names of Dylan, Mindy, and Harrison, as the clients manning their phones refused to furnish me with those last names. i find it very strange that the person they claimed was the head of the organization, Harrison Spielman, never seems to have graduated from college and holds not a single degree according to his link-in profile. his facebook showed very unprofessional public posts. This place is a scam. run; do not walk away. they make false promises to potential clients in an effort to drain their money and then turn them out when that money has been depleted. i am not a bit convinced of their credentials because they are anything BUT professional. you would have better luck recovering from addiction elsewhere.

I was a patient here and quit 1/2 way through cause of all the issues I had there. I went on my own…read morefree will to help with sobriety. Had to pay in full cause they did not accept my insurance. They refused to refund me anything.. Not going to go on and on about this place but would strongly recommend unannounced visits to look at the place before you pay them anything. You will see the mess this place really is. Very sad

So my experience was horrible . But that doesn't matter. What matters is what I do next…read more. reminding myself of why I had to seek treatment in the first place. My life had become unmanageable. That's what matters. Techs stole my money,operational program crappy, therapy on point. It is what we make it. I wouldn't recommend it but it changed my life totally. ​to be in such a place showed me my rock bottom. Made me wanna never have to seek treatment again. And that's good means I'm committed to my recovery. Grateful for life and its experience. But I don't recommend this place.

My God don't go. They lure you in with adds that's it's going to be this great, beautiful, place…read more But it's a giant, cold, grey, box with hard mattresses, cold rooms, no color. It's like they WANT you to stay depressed. Because a healed patient doesn't make them any more money. Didn't trust them from the first moment I walked in. I should have left immediately. They took my ID, phone, money, credit cards. I ended up walking to find a sweet lady with a phone calling the cops, and getting my stuff back. I am now going to celebrate recovery meetings. Where people are happy in warm, cheerful, settings and doing therapy with my husband. Unless you're desperate try, anything else. If you decide to go bring as much of your own stuff as you can to make your space feel less like a jail. Like a moving van full of petty things. You'll go crazy otherwise. And bring a mattress topper. Was so happy to get back home and I was only gone 24 hours. Never again.

Terrible, terrible, terrible place. I cannot express how terrible this place is and the owners and…read morestaff literally say to clients "if you don't like the way we do things around here the door is open for you to leave." Zero compassion; this facility's operating system runs off of creating obedience and demoralization if you ever dare to advocate for yourself. The only thing this place teaches people is to deal with being homeless rather than deal with Rockland. To improve this facility they would need to do a complete overhaul on their daily operation and listening to patients first before jumping to conclusions. Too many complaints for a simple review. If you need treatment, there is a hospital right next to their housing units. I saved my own life by taking this route after two weeks of dealing with a very serious medication issue that landed me there in the first place. The medical director cleared me and they still chose to do their own thing against medical director advice. I almost had another manic episode before checking into the hospital to get my prescription. A non-narcotic blood pressure medication might I add.

If you can get a call back from Michelle in admissions, or anyone for that matter - play the lotto…read more Sadly some people do not care about helping people in need , even if that is what they are being paid for.

I went here and is Now been Clean for26 years. It was a great experience! Want to give back . I…read morehave suits and clothes. I got my first job with the dress I got from it( I'm a professional seamstress clean and sober and own my own home. Blessings to Dacco!!

This place is horrible. They make families feel like crap. They barely feed their female patients…read morewho are there to get help. They have them sign up for SNAP benefits to feed themselves yet the females get horrible food from meals on wheels. The SNAP benefits are not completely applied to the females who are there.