The best place I've ever been to! Thank you so much! I would highly recommend this place. Clean…read morerooms caring staff and a comfortable environment!

Who ever answers the 1.855 number sounded like a stoner with no cares…read more Asked if he had referrals after not being able to confirm whether a bed was available or not. Said "uuuuuhhh I don't" I have some names off the top of my head"""" then listed names with no numbers. Great help buddy

Calvary Healing Center is the place I have chosen to do Detox and residential Rehab twice now…read more(don't take points away from them for my relapse.) It's one of the best if not the best program in Phoenix. Jade is by far the best therapist I have worked with in my 49 years on this planet (33 of which have been spent in therapy of one form or another). The BHTs are all standouts, but Sarah (one of the recent hires), Paris, Louis - who really should be a clinical therapist, and Josh were spectacular. Sarah was particularly delightful to interact with, and bent over backwards to make my time there as comfortable as possible. Most are a little sassy because they too were addicts, but ultimately they are there to give back, and they do. They all have different rule sets which can be a little confusing, and us addicts try to manipulate them any way we can, but they were exceptional in their care. Carol, Mario, and the night nurse, Angie were the standouts at the nursing desk, my care there was amazing during both stints, and this one was better than the last trip, though things have been locked down more than my last "vacation" at Calvary (it is the opposite of a vacation, you are in non-stop programing from 8am until ~9pm if you are doing everything you are supposed to.) This is the place to come if you want to get sober and stay sober. It's not bougie, it doesn't have the best view or the best beds, you won't be petting horses or starring in a pamphlet with an ocean view. You won't have all the nice accouterments some places offer, and it is a pretty strict environment (not having your phone can be particularly jarring for some people.) It's not a luxury resort, but it is a superb place to get your mind off drinking/using and get back to thinking about what matters in your life. It's the place to get things back in order and work on yourself with brilliant supervision. The food is great, but don't come there for the food, it's the program and the fellowship you will develop with the other addicts there trying to get a handle on their own lives you are coming for. It may be the most valuable experience of your life, try to approach it as such, it may save you. I would be remiss if I didn't mention Dr. Halligan who has 0 bedside manner and acts like you have rudely inconvenienced him every time you interact with him (daily when you are in Detox, weekly in Residential) he is a troll who has no business working at this facility. The other doctor is brilliant and delightful to interact with so Halligan is incredibly jarring when you suddenly encounter his blatant disregard for empathy, but you don't have to see him for long and hopefully he will be replaced shortly (if doctor Mwangi could take over his shifts, the world and certainly Calvary would be a better place. Dr. Mwangi is beyond exceptional and I liked his brilliance so much he is now my psychiatrist!). Yes Calvary highlights the pool on their website, no you will not be spending much time in it. This is a class/lecture/therapy heavy program Jade designed to drill sobriety techniques into us addicts with the short time she has with us, the schedule will feel brutal at times, but that is because they are trying to cram as much information at you as possible in the hopes that some of it will stick. If you are ready to do the work to change your life though, this is the place for you. The first time changed my life, I just made a wrong turn in the process and turned into an alcoholic when released to the outside world for too long without engaging in the supervision I had just learned I needed (don't make my mistake, all substances are addictive to us addicts, don't trade one for another and end up doing two stints in Rehab! The second trip will be my last, but I cannot express how life changing this place can be for those of us who no longer can live with the torment of constant abuse and lives crumbling from the wear and tear abuse puts on us. Calvary will help you, all you have to do is show up at their doors, do it for yourself and your family, you are worth it (and they will teach you that.)

If you love your loved one you WILL NOT send them here! They do not engage the family, provide a…read morediagnosis, make you have to go get prescriptions and provide no sound follow up plans because they want you to just come back. Stay far away from this horrible understaffed place.

Great experience, the personal are awesome, very respectful and they know what they are doing.read more

Many of the staff are great though I was stuck with a counselor who talked exclusively about…read moreherself the entire session. Additionally she seemed to be unaware of the functions of several key neurotransmitters affecting depression. I left wondering how she got the job. Most problematic for me is the core principle of this place. As I (don't) understand it: we are responsible for our physical pain. We have pain because we think we have pain; It's imaginary, we've chosen it. I asked about a close friend dying of cancer: he only imagines he is in pain? Answer: he probably did have some real pain but not as much as he thought. That's when I gave up.

Women's trauma therapy group 10/10 ages 18-80, very strong sense of sisterhood, and everyone is…read morewelcoming and non-judgmental. The staff is here for more than a paycheck, the staff and security genuinely care about our well beings'. I'm 66 days sober after using hard drugs

A family member received excellent care while admitted during a mental health crisis. Dr Ahmed was…read moreamazing, understanding and knowledgeable. He took the time to speak with family and coordinate treatment. The staff were all compassionate and helpful. While waiting in the lobby, I observed all potential clients treated with respect and patience as they came in to seek service. My family member said they were treated with respect, were cared for and felt safe by the staff . That Dr. Ahmed was a good doctor that listened. My family member only complained about the food sometimes. Overall a good facility.

Community Medical Services on 27th avenue and Camelback Rd., has been wonderful to me. I have kept…read moresober for 8 years with the help and support of all the staff at CMS. They've guided me, counseled me, laughed with me, and offered medical services such as, blood pressure, EMG, Hep C testing, and urinalysis to help document me being clean. I love every person at the clinic. Every single one of them has been there for me in significant ways. I wouldn't change a thing. I find them absolutely perfect. My counselor Frances Valles is especially close to my heart. Gina Ramsperger

I've been going to community medical services and receiving methadone for almost 9 years total…read more This specific time has been about six years straight. I have been able to accomplish sobriety for five years straight when not being able to do so previously for even a month at a time, for the previous 18 years. I recently fell into a rut but am digging myself back out again, this time I'll be even stronger and more committed!!! J probably wouldn't be alive without CMS... kinda like the 51st ave location without Mary at the front desk!!!!!!! Shout out to Mary for always holding it down for me and everyone at CMS Glendale!!!!