I don't know how to begin sharing my gratitude for this place. I extended my stay 4 more days…read morebecause I love this place so much. If you want to heal and get better, this place is exemplary in the care provided. The therapists and facilitators are keen on helping you cope. The psychiatrists use state of the art DNA testing to give you the best medicine for your condition. The Operations Team go above and beyond duty to not only pamper you, but are always giving a loving ear...and always with a smile no matter what they are going through. They always show up no matter what! This place is not for a vacation or retreat. You won't have access to your phone, laptop or any electronics when you are here. All you get to do here is focus on yourself...with caring staff that will do your laundry, cater and serve you 3 meals, get you snacks, do your laundry, clean up the whole place, go on store runs, give you meds...all while encouraging you. I am 1000% better than before I came in. Thank you soooo much URP for helping me get better.

This is a very helpful place for loved ones needing help with addiction. I was very satisfied with…read morecommunications between my sons therapist and family counseling. They kept us in the loop at all times. We highly recommend Ambrosia.

Parents beware! Planned to admit my child here. Immediately got red flags during the intake…read moreprocess. They were very disorganized. I was give a piece of loose leaf paper to give my contact information to the education coordinator. The program building is in a strip mall which is where the intake took place and is not on the same location as the housing facilities. The tech and nurse, while very nice, were not helpful and were not able to give me straight answers about the facility. The biggest RED FLAG was when I asked to see the housing facilities. They were unwilling to let me see the housing facilities. I spoke with one of the administrators after back and forth with the intake nurse and letting them know that that this was not acceptible as I wanted to be sure that my child was going to be in a safe environment. I was told by the administrator that this would not be possible without "scheduling well in advance" to be given a tour. At this point I stopped the intake process. This was after driving almost 200 miles from my home to take my kiddo there.

This is an extremely caring facility. They are patient and kind without exception. This is the…read moreonly facility I recommend when it comes to residential mental health.

From the owner: At Florida Oasis Residential Mental Health, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive care in a…read morewelcoming environment. As a leading behavioral health facility, we offer personalized mental health services tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Our psychiatric facility is equipped to support those struggling with a range of mental health challenges, ensuring they receive the compassionate care they deserve. We are proud to serve Lake Park, FL, and the surrounding areas, with a focus on promoting healing and well-being.

The care was given mostly by people with no training. There was often no one in charge that could…read moremake a decision. There were a couple of good councilors but many of the employees were hacks. But my big complaint is the cost. I was told my insurance covered the cost. This was told to me by the admissions office. After release, we get a bill for almost $5000 per day for 35 days. Our insurance covered only a few hundred dollars a day. Getting enrolled was a near emergency situation. I did not take enough time to read the dozens of pages of the contract that were given to me online. Addiction is hard. We all want to do all we can to help ourselves or our loved one recover. In the heat of the moment, this seemed to be the right place. Before you sign, ensure your insurance will or will not cover the ENTIRE price.

This is not a great place, and certainly is not what they will sell you over the phone. I paid for…read moremy boyfriend to come here for addiction recovery. They sold it like it would be the kind of place that warrants 30k for thirty days. The place is a dump. My boyfriend had cockroaches in his "condo," there is NOT a chef on site, the food arrives cold, and the therapy is sub par. His roommate peed on the couch and they "cleaned" it but it smelled like pee the whole time. The property is really run down. They do not get the kind of care described by admissions. Upon leaving one day early, his therapist, Alana, was agitated so she would not release his personal items. My boyfriend checked himself in and we paid without insurance. He has never been in trouble and this was not a court mandated stay. When we were trying to get his things back, Alana told him He was a complete waste of her time. This is not the kind of thing a therapist should say to a client. He trusted her and she completely let him down because he left ONE day early. They told him he couldn't even have his ID to get on the plane (with me) back to Oregon but when we had the sheriff come, they released his ID but would not release his wallet or phone. According to the case manager talking to the police, nobody was in charge and capable of releasing the things. Nobody at the whole facility has the authority to release his things. That's highly questionable. The policy is you give 48 hours notice to check yourself out. My boyfriend gave notice on Friday but his therapist told him he didn't have to fill out the paperwork because it would be fine - then it wasn't. She changed her mind and then there was no paperwork. I do not recommend placing your loved one here. They will not be in good hands. And if you do choose to, you should request that their therapist not be Alana. There were some other HIPAA violations while there that we have to take care of legally. Again, I do not recommend leaving your loved one here.

Mrs. Pennie has truly changed my life. We've worked together for about a year now. She was always…read moreso open with me with her own personal experiences, this really helped me understand that our sessions were a safe space for grow and vulnerability. By sharing her own pain it helped me to realize that I wasn't alone and that we can all grow from trauma, leaving behind what no longer serves me but taking with me only the lessons of the past. I'm lucky to have found her because me life has and always will be changed for the better.

WOW! Just Wow.....What a fantastic facility that helped me more than words! Brian the therapist is…read morehighly professional and perhaps the very best! The one one one and the group therapy is phenomenal! I have begun to love myself again! I was broken down like I needed to be. Take what you can from this place and grow exponentially! These therapist and the program works together sincerely in your own interest. They really care! Sometimes tough love is what you need to break through the wall of self doubt and low self esteem and to learn to let things go that will never result in anything other than making you sicker. Everyone deserves to find themselves and thrive ! This place will help you do it! What a program! Everything here happens for a reason! Its planned! Buckle Up!

2 years later and still using everything Beachway taught me to thrive. Simply the bestread more

I had a really great experience here. I learned a lot of coping skills and was finally able to get…read moreaway from the toxic environment I was in. The staff supported me the whole time--from admissions to the techs to the therapists--and I always felt like I had people in my corner. When I first came in, I honestly didn't think I'd make it or stay clean after. I was nervous about being in a new place and being uncomfortable, but it ended up being exactly where I needed to be. I had way more support than I ever expected. Diamond Recovery helped me repair my relationships with my family, and I made some really meaningful friendships along the way. I also found an amazing sober support system. They gave me the kind of care I didn't even realize I needed at the time. It really opened my eyes to how much things needed to change--and showed me that they actually could.

I was admitted to a residential program at this facility this summer during a period of severe…read moredepression. My experience was deeply disappointing. During intake--both by phone and again in person--I was repeatedly assured that my treatment would be covered by insurance and that my only financial responsibility would be airfare to Florida. A staff member contacted my insurer during phone intake while I waited on hold, then returned to confirm this representation. Those assurances proved inaccurate. I was also told during phone intake (with a witness present) that I would be able to work and use my laptop and phone during my stay. Upon arrival, my devices were taken, and I was informed that I would not be able to contact family or my outpatient therapist for several days, and that afterward communication would be very limited and monitored. Although my admission was voluntary, I was required during a lengthy intake process to sign multiple documents on an electronic signature pad without being able to view the full text. I was not provided copies of what I signed. I was told that leaving before a set period would result in forfeiture of my possessions. After intake, I was required to wear an ankle monitoring device, which caused physical discomfort. During my brief stay, I had minimal contact with licensed clinical providers beyond medication-dispensing nurses. Other staff members were kind but appeared overextended. Information I received about my discharge status and family contact attempts was frequently inconsistent. Food quality was poor, and many patients--myself included--struggled to eat adequately. Several months after discharge, I received large, unexpected bills that directly contradicted what I was told during intake. My insurance company later confirmed that the facility was out of network and that this had been communicated to the facility during intake. Despite this, I was repeatedly told I would have no financial responsibility beyond airfare. I was discharged before the stated time threshold, and my belongings were returned. This experience added significant distress at a time when clarity and transparency were critical. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend that prospective patients and families obtain all financial representations in writing, request copies of all signed documents, and independently verify network status before admission.