My son said that this place was the only rehab that actually helped him. That is huge. The staff is very nice . The property is clean. Your serious to getting clean , this has the best people to help. read more

Jamal was the facilitator I gained the most helpful and life saving knowledge and skills from thank you Jamal

This place is horrible. If you're looking for addiction treatment, RUN and look elsewhere. This place is a joke. Let's start with the poor management. Anyone who's been to MFI Woodcrest will tell you Miss Debbie is one of the least personable people you will ever meet. And that's putting it nicely. She's rude and passive aggressive with most of the residents. She only likes you when you stay quiet, don't cause any issues and bow down to whatever she says. God forbid you try to stick up for yourself or advocate for your needs. This woman runs the Woodcrest office like a dictator. She makes decisions based on whether it's convenient or if it benefits the company financially. She likes to flex her power and will jump at any situation to make sure she shows that she is in control. Enough of her; next to another key player at the Woodcrest office, Miss Ann. Now Miss Ann presents as very warm and sweet, but keep in mind that she's being lead by the female version of Hitler. The term "the blind leading the blind" comes to mind. Miss Ann wants to be a good manager and tries her best, I do believe that. The problem is that she's incapable of functioning at a level high enough to be a good manager and successfully meet the demands of her position. Now I'm not sure if that's because of the years of meth use that she has gone through, or if she just doesn't handle stress very well, or it could be a combination of all of it together on top of having a tyrant as a direct boss. Miss Ann always appeared scattered brained, and anxiety driven like she couldn't think straight and sometimes wasn't able to communicate what she was thinking correctly. To be honest the first time I met her I was wondering if she was actively using meth. That's how all over the place this woman is mentally and emotionally. She tried to be sweet, tries to be supportive but she can be nasty and ugly behind the scenes. So you might be asking WHY any of this is relevant; the poor management directly impacts the CLIENT CARE. Client's get treated with disrespect and don't receive the services they need. I've witnessed clients having to beg to see the dentist or to be taken to meetings because there was no one willing to drive them. Management lost clients personal items such as drivers license and social security cards while in their care at this facility. I'm sorry but that is NOT acceptable. Clients get served carb-loaded unhealthy meals even though their food stamp cards are taken away and used to contribute to the groceries. On several occasions clients were served CHEESE SANDWICHES. Yes that's right. Staff put a slice of cheese in-between two pieces of white bread, and served that as a "meal." Are you freakin kidding me?! That's not okay. I could go on and on about the poor treatment and care for clients. Bottom line, this place is a joke. Management only cares about productivity and money. They do not care about clients. read more

Saved my life I know no place is.perfect.but was treated with respect here. I learned alot about my addiction that was draining my life day after day. Lots of the staff is very supportive.and doesn't look down to you like I said if your looking for perfect no place is it can.only help you as.much as you put in and the attitude you come in with . If your looking for a vacation this isn't it it's hard work and very in depth if you want help and willing to work the resources are here it's up to you to strive to get then not look for handout read more

Hi my name is William Clare I was just recently a client at woodcrest, one of my favorite people was our nurse miss Christine. She always had an awser to all my questions and by far provided the best medical care I've had at any other facility. read more

I started a new chapter in my life because of Woodcrest people like Miss Debbie Andrew De Leon Christina the whole staff at Woodcrest was a part of my recovery and for that I thank God for them people who rate under 5 didn't really work there program....WELL---IN ANDREWS VOICE!! i thank you MR. De Leon you have completely gave my life a chance to be who I want to be today as well as being sober don't use no matter what read more

This program saves lives! I can't say enough good things about this program. They provide high quality treatment with a very professional staff. The Facility Coordinator Mrs. Debbie and all of the counselors really care for every individual that participates in this program. The curriculum is very thorough and has been derived from scientific evidence. MFI staff is very supportive and is very encouraging and understanding. The food is top of the line. The meals are just so delicious and you get plenty to eat. MFI recovery provides the necessary education to help people to prevent relapse and to remain sober. I am very grateful for what this facility has provided and recommend this treatment center for anyone who is serious about getting recovery from drug addiction! read more

As far as a clinical rehab facility goes MFI as a whole is a great 12 step based treatment option. It's run in a professional manner by people who have walked in the steps of the clients for the most part and can show them a new direction to take their life's and get a start in recovery. MFI offers medical detox, short and long term inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, for men and women (at separate location's), and as in my case again gave me the tools and basic direction to take and get my life back. read more

First of all just wanted to say thank you to all the staff at mfi .I had been to many treatment facilities in the past and I've got to say hands down Mfi has the best caring loving and understanding Staff I have come across. They truly care. The food is great . You are assigned a personal counselor with whome you work an in depth treatment plan. I have been clean and sober for over 30 months and have not been incarcerated I have a life worth living today and Mfi gave me a place to build a foundation and the tools that I need to be a productive responsible member of society thank you mif i love you all . read more

I was at the Woodcrest facility for 104 days. I must say that the experience was pretty bad. In the end much like any treatment program it is up to the client to stay sober regardless of treatment. I can say that I am still sober but at what cost. The Woodcrest facility is for clients who are referred by the state offender program. Almost all are parolees who violated thier conditions of release. Having a prison state of mind by the clients makes it hard for the staff. Unfortunately they do not do too much to change this. Most are manipulative and can be verbally abusive. During my time here a staff member became physical with me and was suspended for 2 weeks. I constantly had problems with the staff being disrespectful and brought it to the facility mangers attention. She handled it to the best of her ability and I have no complaints about her. The job training teacher told other clients that she would physically assault me. That was handled well I believe. She disappeared. The food is cooked and prepared by clients with zero training or health certificates. It comes from the local food pantry at zero cost for a non profit facility. Often times near or past expiration. I noticed that since they do not have adequate facilities to properly handle frozen foods they where left out over night to defrost. I ended up contracting E Coli. Maybe from the food. Maybe from the water and juice coolers that had black mold on them. These are just a few issues. I would consider another facility. From what I hear the other program for men is not bad. It is coed and the clients are respected. I hope that your experience in recovery is a good one. It is a long road ahead. read more

I did a 90 day treatment here.They have a wonderful counseling staff available 24 hours a day.Its secluded, far away from everyday distractions. read more

At MFI recovery center I was so grateful to have met someone so special. Nurse Christine changed my life and my health. Because of Christine I started to care about myself again. My health has completely changed because of her. I feel and look so much healthier. What I admired the most about her was all her hard work and listening and caring for her clients. All the time she put in day in and day out always being there for us. How she took care of 40-50 guys is truly magical. I will truly miss her and appreciate everything she's done for me. read more

My name is Kenneth Williams and I went to mfi Recovery Center Woodcrest on June 19th 2018 and I stayed there until September 16 2018 I spent 87 days there my counselors name was Andy Deleon first and foremost I've been in many rehabs in my life I was an addict who use for 55 years and could not stay clean I went to mfi to try to clear my head and figure out what I was going to do in the future well something amazing happens in mfi I started learning about myself I started trusting in Andy. And Miss Debby and all the other counselors as well but mostly Andy they treated me with respect dignity and integrity they were No Nonsense when it came to recovery and if you're looking for a place to go to begin your journey of recovery I would recommend mfi Woodcrest with all my heart as I used to tell my counselor Andy I don't blow smoke up anybody's ass but I'll tell you I'm telling you the truth this place is amazing and it's the best best possible rehab that I could imagine sending you to thank you mfi Pam and Angelo Angela and even Tom but most of all I thank Andy he was a great counselor and he's got a great future in this business that's it oh can't leave out Mike Richard Big Lou Ann Rachel And Sylvia if i missed anyone SORRY but it ain't about you. Its about the quality of treatment as well as the Awesome Staff read more

MFI saved my life. Couldnt recommend a better place. If you or some one you know has a drinking or drug problem that the place to go. Been 4yrs since graduating haven't had the desire to pick up or drink since. Thank you MFI read more