I am so grateful to Circle Tree Ranch for giving me my son back. He is now healthy, happy, excited…read moremotivated for his future and he is not only invested in his recovery, he is interested and engaged in it in a way that I didn't know was possible. I am blown away at how much he has changed in the three months he has been there. I did a lot of research on Rehabilitation Centers; including conducting many interviews. I only found a handful of facilities that I felt genuinely were in business to help people as opposed to making money off of desperate people. I let my adult son choose from these and he chose wisely CTR based on his personality. It turned out to be a lovely open place with really good energy. I felt great about his choice! He is very happy he made this choice and calls it a "great place". He has replaced the substance abuse with maintaining a healthy body and mindset. He still knows that he has to keep this momentum going and has taken the next step by entering into sober living. My son can be a hard one to crack and they didn't crack him; they got him to want to be sober and to love it. That doesn't mean that it was easy for him. It wasn't; especially at first with the withdrawal symptoms and mood swings that occur for awhile even after detox. He felt like quitting several times, but this is a determined group of compassionate people who were obviously very skilled at keeping him on track. I think one of the biggest problems with many rehabs is that they are not compassionate for the people they are serving. CTR treated my son with dignity. I can't thank everyone at Circle tree enough. Thanks to Karla. Roki, Eric, Mark, and everyone else there that touched my son. You are all angels to me.

This is the worst place to be! This place is in the middle of nowhere,in the desert in Az. It gets…read moreto be 115° outside. They told me that it was a safe place to tell your story in group and I got discharged for sharing my life story. I take medication and it was not given to me when I left. I was let go in the evening. NO WATER AND NO WAY TO CONTACT ANYONE IF SOMETHING WERE TO HAPPEN. The driver didn't said I could come back for my meds the next day,but when I called NO ONE ASWERED THE 3 TIMES I CALLED. AND I NEED MY MEDS FOR MY MENTAL. So me and a friend had to make the trip back to the place because there is NO BUS THAT GOES THERE! So we had to walk 2hrs 30mins in the Az heat. When we get there it was not smiles and hugs we were met with standoffish attitude. The whole experience was enough for me to want to get high again. I went 3 days without my meds i tried to call to arrange something to get the meds and no one answers the phone. This place recently had a fire and not having phones or internet to call for help is a major red flag long with all the other things that happen here. I dont recommend this place.

This place was an absolute shit show. I arrived with medication. It was misplaced or lost. They…read moredidn't get it in for five days and I had severe night terrors and couldn't sleep. Then they weren't giving me two of my medicines for A disease. I was recently diagnosed with. They changed the contract in the middle of my 30 days for all the residents. Without coming to us and letting us know beforehand. What was offered in the program that got us to pick this place were taken away without any warning. They changed our schedules, We weren't offered any kind of therapy meditation that we had had the first two weeks. The CEO Clayton was a complete asshole to residents he is totally on a power trip he disregarded all of us like we were lesser than. They accept all dogs as service dogs so we had them pissing on the floor barking being aggressive towards other dogs. They were not service dogs. Thank goodness for a couple emotional support dogs that were older or being trained because they helped so many through this mess. I would never recommend this place to anyone. However, the therapist I had were absolutely top-notch and some of the best staff and nurses who truly cared about us were there. If we hadn't made such an incredible community ourself we couldn't of made it through the program. But if you made any waves challenge them anyway they found a way to kick you out. they threatened people that wanted to leave early that their insurance wouldn't pay for it, which is not true. So you have to advocate for everything because they will lie just so they can get your money. The horses are no longer there. They are not capable of taking people with excessive mental illness, even though they advertise that.

Counselors are awesome. The CEO and medical staff wouldn't sign a few papers for me so I lost my…read morejob and disability. Went to get help, they wouldn't do their job so I lost mine.

Buena Vista is a good place, I have had to return bc of my addiction and the staff is very kind…read more Some people in particular were really helpful. Rodney, Lucas, Nomi, and others but unfortunately I cannot remember their names. Those three have definitely helped me the most, and even after I graduated the program they continued to help me through OP/IOP/alumni and it is somewhere I feel safe at. Btw their food is good and you get your own room in residential. Some people might not like that you don't get your phone, for me I found it peaceful. Past rehabs I have been to have you back your phone after a week or two. They do allow you to make daily calls and if you need to take one longer than 10 minutes you can always talk to your case manager. Would definitely recommend if your insurance allows!

Buena Vista Recovery saved my life about 3 years ago. I then brought recovery meetings in for two…read moreyears at the Cave Creek location. I moved to Tucson and I am bringing a meeting to this location. One thing I can say is if you're struggling with addiction this is a great place to get some sobriety in and hear a message of hope from other recovering addicts and alcoholics ‍

Absolutely a terrible facility, and I've been to a few. They only care about insurance payments…read more The facility is grungy on a good day. The quality of food is terrible. Bedding had stains. The staff's primary training is that most have felony convictions, they went through rehab here. So this is all they understand. Please seek other alternatives. They were so terrible that I filed a police complaint against them because if you try and leave they won't allow you access to your processions for 24 hours; you're in the desert with no access to debit/credit cards or keys. The police told me that is unlawful. Seek real treatment!

This place was definitely top-notch. The staff was great. Taking the step to go into a place like…read morethis is never easy and when leaving it's kind of scary because you're going back to the destruction that you caused prior to entering. I'm sure I wasn't the best client actually I know I wasn't the best client, but I wanna personally thank Waldo. He went above and beyond and generally, I never take the time these days to read or even write reviews because there's so many fakes out there but if you're reading this. This place is great.

Friday, July 17, 2026, will mark my 2nd anniversary leaving Sabino. I wanted to update my original…read morereview. I spent almost 50 years dealing with PTSD I suffered during my teenage years. I was at a point that my depression and anxiety were so high that i could barely function. My mind and thoughts had taken over my life, making me do things that i would NEVER do. I had mental cancer. I came to the conclusion that i needed more help beyond what my Therapist could give me. And I started my search. I looked at so many options, most that prescribed drugs the moment you arrive, and chose Sabino Recovery (prescription drugs were never recommended) and it was the best decision I have ever made. There were other Residents that did what they could just to pass the time and didn't take their recovery seriously, which was very sad. They complained about everything and mostly everyone that complained, did so because they weren't willing to do the work and accept the fact that they needed help. I used to think I could lock up my problems in a box and throw away the key. My self-confidence and self-worth were at an all time low. I made a commitment to myself that I would follow the agenda and do the work. And work I did. I attended every individual or group session, ate the incredible food, enjoyed alternative therapies that I originally thought strange but had a purpose, spent free time with my Resident family (which was therapy in its own way) and opened myself with complete honesty. I remember during a Saturday session in my 3rd week, the Therapist asked the group to name your best friend. For the first time in my life I could honestly say, "ME." As I was preparing to leave after 35 days, the incredible continuing care staff set up a game plan post Sabino, which I followed to a T. I still attend weekly Zoom calls with the Alumni Director for Sabino graduates, who I call my family. And after two years, I attend almost every week even when I'm out of town or even on a cruise. Today, I'm still my best friend and learned to love myself. My past traumas are still a part of me but I don't let them rule me anymore. Sabino gave me the tools and I use them daily as I know I will always be a work in process so I can keep progressing. After two years I ask myself if I still can honestly recommend Sabino Recovery. My answer is a resounding YES.

Just to keep this current...Quality of care is poor as well as poor front office and management…read morerepresentation. These folks don't actually care about you, just what's in you wallet. They will spin a story of catered personal care with "a multidisciplinary team of specialists with world-class expertise". This quote is a falsehood. I went into Sabino to address some childhood trauma and they bullied me into an addict role. I spent the last 30 days of treatment lying and exaggerating stories of substance use in order to shut them up. Needless to say it took away from what I actually checked myself in for. This shotty treatment continued by spitting me back out into the world solely focused on a problem I didn't have. Needless to say that was $45,000 dollars I'll never see again...an extremely expensive lesson I hope no one else has to learn.

The Cottage in Oro Valley is the most organized boutique I've ever been in. The quality of the…read moreitems that are found there are superb. I love the special attention and care that you get from The ladies that work at The Cottage. You don't have to carry your items around in your hand, they will come and take them and put them on the counter for safekeeping while you continue to browse the boutique. It is my thing to do, and my place to go three days a week. I love The Cottage and all it stands for and especially the staff. MZLULA

This is a odd group of items furniture to clothing…read more I did find another kitchen timer. Sometimes you need a chicken timer. Update When I came home I found the timer worked perfectly. And a nice thank you for coming from the Cottage. I'll be back.