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    HealthFirst Spine & Wellness | Chiropractor South Austin

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    Extremely poor care for the residents and the management doesn't care to respond to family/patient…read moreconcerns! Necessary patient treatment goes untreated for months before being addressed, if at all! My family member went into the establishment ambulatory and within weeks was bed bound due to "lack of therapists". SHAME! They say they switched companies recently... still no improvements! Very sad to see my loved one diminishing so rapidly due to this establishments neglect! ...and after paying nearly $6k PER month to reside there!!! SHAME!!!!!

    Horrible when they recently diagnosed someone there with COVID the unorganized chaos began. They…read moretook all of my family's property and did not return it (lotion, sanitizer, cough drops, soap, etc...). They have now said they are confused as to what belongs to whom there. So literally they stole all his items. Then they make my father wait over an hour and half to go to the bathroom and I hear the nurses complain saying the toilet is backed up and it is his fault. They will NOT care for you loved one here. They only serve two slices of bread with maybe a slice of tomato and small pint of juice and call it a meal. The food is beneath human consumption and poorest preparation. The nurses always walk in a snail's pace and talk with each other more thank caring for the patients. This place is no place for recovery they just want to ignore or get rid of those who must reside there temporarily.

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    Recovery Unplugged Austin Detox

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    1.3(3 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    I'm giving them two stars because the therapists were helpful. My issues are to do with the PHP…read morehouse. My son was there for two-three weeks. Initially, it went well. He had no problem with the other residents, but the house techs/managers, whatever they're called, were another story. First of all, my son has serious mental illness and alcoholism. He really wanted to get sober and because RU has a focus on music, we felt it would be a good fit for him. He is a talented guitar player and has been trying to find his place in the world of music. He was happy to have a place to go and participate in a PHP. Then, the first incident. They lost a psych med that had just been filled for him. So he went without his medication for most of the day. When he got upset about it, they told him he needed to learn to "live life on life's terms". Really? That's what you say to someone who is struggling to stay sober and needs those meds to function on a basic level? They did finally manage to get half a prescription filled that they paid for, then told him that his mother would have to pay for the other half. Uh...no. You lost them, you buy them. This was the first call I made. I spoke with a house manager, who yes ma'amed me to death. He assured me they would be giving him his meds. He finally got them that evening. I did get to speak with a nurse who assured me that I would not be required to pay for any of the lost medication. Each day brought something new. He went to get his meds and the person passing them told him that his long hair made him "look gay". Not huge - but inappropriate. He and several other housemates were ill and taken to urgent care. He was diagnosed with flu and the doctor sent a prescription for Tamiflu. They did not pick up the prescription. So, he stayed sick. The doctor told him not to go to programming if he had a fever. He woke up the day after with a fever and told the house manager that he wasn't going to programming. He was then kicked out of the program. No place to go. No money. Sick with the flu. He called me, completely distraught. I was at work and I had to take time out of my day to call the clinical manager (Douglas). I was enraged. He listened to my ranting, and informed me that my son was "toxic to the household", and was threatening the staff, or cursing them out. I told him exactly what had been going on, and that my son did not want to go. To his credit, he did go speak with my son and apologized when he found out what had been happening. However, at that point, the damage had been done. I have never, ever heard my son so down and depressed. He felt that he had no one there to talk to. He ended up leaving the next day and stayed at an airbnb for a few days. He was to the point of talking about suicide. I am happy that he instead connected with sober friends and is moving into a sober living house. I do not recommend Recovery Unplugged. We had such hope and this was a huge letdown. Counselor Tracy was wonderful, and he did like his case manager as well, but he PHP house needs a major staff overhaul. People who are trying to recover need a supportive environment with people who have clinical expertise. I know he was not the only one who had this type of experience.

    Please read this review before making the same mistake a made. I have been stuggling with this…read moreproblem since 2016 and Recovery Unplugged in Florida and Annandale Virginia have helped me process so many challenges and traumatic events. I made the mistake to not read any reviews and trusted the recomendations thinking I was going to get the help and care that Recovery Unplugged has always provided me with. Turns out my therapist was not a Pshycologist and they were dragging me along. They DO NOT facilitate in house H & I meetings and only take clients to 2/3 meetings a week. The house is packed with 18 guys and filled with flies, there are times where there is no food or drinks and you have to wait 24 hours or eat whatever is left on the pantry. You are only there to be passed around and be separated from your old lifestyle. The groups are repetitive clients fall asleep because they can't engage or motivate them. They advertise YOGA and GYM and this means a garage with one yoga mat and a 3 pieces of worn out equipment. They only have one technician for 18 clients. This person disclosed that she loves working there but they are always undertaff and to quote them "betwen us they can't retain anyone because the pay is way low" On my last morning a pipe broke and we had brown (feces/urine) water draining on top of the kitchen cabinets and stove. I had to leave because I was getting ill. The moment I sign the farewell papers the receptionist came running she said I was trespassing, called the cops and threaten me. They discharge me without meds and had me wait outside. Then she came back and said that they were making an exception and getting my meds. Once she gave them to me she yelled "Now leave my property, you are trespasing", the level of humiliation motivated me to write this and hoping that nobody goes through this experience. This was not the Recovery Unppluged a lot of us have the pleasure of knowing! Anyone that goes to the Florida Location and knows the prestigious name Richie Suppa will understand that this is not the standard of care you receive when trusting the Clinicians at Recovery Unplugged. In Florida both PHP and Residential staff actually care about you. They will motivate you and help you find a sponsor. They will take you to meetings and provide groups that challenge your spirit. Therapist and staff in FLL like Ana, Danny, or Brittanie in Virgnia have changed my life for the better. What happened in Austin was a misrepresentation of a place I Appreciate. Iddle time did nothing good for me other than wan't to truly do the work and never be scammed again.

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    Active Recovery Homes Women's Sober Living

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    In my personal experience, Active Recovery Homes has a strong business concept and an appealing…read moremission. The structure and services offered have the potential to be meaningful and helpful for people in recovery. That said, my experience did not fully align with my expectations. There were occasions where sessions were rescheduled and, to my understanding, not later made up, while I was still billed. When I raised concerns about this, I felt that my perspective was not fully acknowledged or resolved in a way that felt satisfactory to me as a client. The program places a strong emphasis on client accountability, which can be valuable. However, from my point of view, when I asked questions about whether certain paid services had been fulfilled, I felt discouraged from continuing the conversation rather than supported in seeking clarity. I also perceived what felt like inconsistent flexibility among clients, where some individuals appeared to receive more leeway than others. When I attempted to hold the organization accountable as a paying customer, it seemed to create tension rather than collaboration. I want to add important context to my experience. At the time, I was newly sober and navigating early recovery, which for me involved vulnerability, past trauma, and difficulty with trust. Because of this, confidentiality and emotional safety were especially important to me. Hearing that information I believed was shared in a private, one-on-one coaching setting later appeared to be known by others within the organization or recovery community was deeply upsetting for me on a personal level. Regardless of intent, this affected my sense of trust and emotional safety during a critical period of my recovery journey. Finally, the program is very expensive, and based on my personal experience, I did not consistently feel that the value matched the cost. This review reflects my individual experience and perspective only. Others may have had very different experiences, and I encourage anyone considering the program to ask detailed questions and determine whether it is the right fit for their needs.

    ARH had a profound impact on my recovery. I am currently a little over two years sober. I lived in…read moreactive recovery homes for 8 months, until I reached a full year sober. I'm grateful I had the opportunity to live in such a safe and supportive environment. The women in the community maintain a high level of respect for one another and are highly motivated. The program blends recovery and wellness to provide various opportunities for growth. It was a well-rounded experience to foster healing. In addition to working a 12 step program, ARH connects each individual with a personal trainer and nutritionist. I'm thankful I was surrounded by such strong women during such a vulnerable time. I'm grateful I had their guidance in recovery. Limor helped me find confidence, self-compassion, and freedom in sobriety. ARH set me up for success. I moved to Montana after living in Austin, and I'm deeply grateful for the life I am building today. It wouldn't have been possible without Limor's guidance. ARH taught me discipline and accountability, which was a crucial component for transitioning into my life beyond sober living.

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