I've never seen anything like the level of holistic care, expertise and compassion that is happening at Oasis. As a licensed clinical addiction specialist, licensed clinical social worker, and a person in recovery, I've worked at many great treatment centers in North Carolina but Oasis has something special. The most effective piece of psychotherapy is the quality of the relationship between therapist and client, and Oasis staff genuinely cares. I've seen clients first-hand who have utilized trauma education and healing, evidence based practice to treat addiction and community integration to begin a NEW life with solid recovery, personal healing and connections. read more

The only reason im giving them 2 stars is bc ive been sober since going. It was caos overall. Meds: -The whole point of me going was to get my sublocade shot. I asked before i went if that was possible, & they assured me over & over that it was. By my exit date, i didnt have my shot. Matter of fact, i didnt get my shot till 2 weeks after i left. For someone in a different head space than i was, that could have meant a relapse or death by OD. -always double check your med cup to make sure they give u the right meds. -other clients told me there was issues with being tolf they would have access to their strong meds before going, & not having them once they arrived. Pro: they give out meds fast Housing: -First of all, there were bed bugs. ALL over the couches (that made their way into rooms). They did a very poor job of handling getting rid of them. -men & women were mostly separated with a few men in the women's house. (You can probably guess how this isnt ideal) -beds are very old & uncomfortable Pro: beautiful property & views Food: -if u want consistent nutritious meals, look elsewhere. However, if chips, deli sandwiches, pizza, & fried chicken are your thing, you'll be happy here. -the men can come eat at the women's house, but the women cant eat at the men's. -they say you will "make your own food to teach life skills," but it's actually just them not wanting to pay for a cook Pro: big kitchen Housing Staff: - one was fired bc she was doing sketchy things with giving clients wrong meds on purpose. -one was fired for fading out on the job - many of them talk bad about clients in front of other clients & are overall unprofessional - there is little communication between housing staff to the clinical staff (this causes all kinds of issues -do a very poor job of supervising clients sufficiently Pro: some are nice Clinical Staff - A reason for one of my stars. Most are great. -Didnt see a therapist till 1 1/2 weeks there, then they switched my therapist half way through. (My original therapist was leaving the company & they knew that when they started me when him) But that sucked. -if u ask a lead staff something & they say it will happen on Monday, expect it to be 3 weeks later. Outings & hikes: -best part of the experience Would i recommend them? Depends on if they have made changes. read more

Oasis Recovery Center - We had smores one night - Rehabilitation Center Near Me - Asheville, North Carolina

Oasis employs a clinician who buys prescription drugs from clients so does her fiancé (also works in recovery field) who was buying narcotic meds from clients he works with. This said person works as a Program Director at Summit Recovery. Moral of the story is not everyone that says they are sober is really sober. They are "sober" when it makes them look and feel better about themselves. read more

They basically pushed me out of the IOP program when I have a clinical need for treatment. They had an issue with me because I did not want to participate in yoga. They had an issue with me walking out of class from time to time but I have BPD and go manic often and need to distance myself. Also they had an issue with me befriending a female that they assumed was romantic when we were just friends. She has a boyfriend and doesn't talk much and I decided to befriend her so she didn't feel alone in there and had someone to talk to. They also were trying to say I'd be disruptive when wasn't. It honestly got ridiculous. They would say I'm doing stuff I wasn't even doing it's like the majority had something against me. So basically what I'm trying to say is you can't be friends with the opposite sex or they will automatically think it's romantic. If you have a personality disorder or other extreme mental disorders this is not a place for you. They will not accommodate to your needs or understand needing distance from a group. The IOP teacher would call me annoying. The tech Ethan had a personal vendetta against me. Dude would try to find anything to complain about me. Bro would tell me not to smoke in an area and then I see him smoking there a hour later. Terrible experience IOP is terrible you don't learn anything and most of it is just yoga. Would not recommend. Shout out to Chris, Dylan, John, and Brian they hold that place together they the only good people there read more

This place is incredible! They helped my brother with a new life. They have such an amazing staff! you can tell they truly care about every client. I highly recommend anyone who is struggling to reach out to oasis recovery center! read more

I've given 2 stars because the program lead me to sobriety. It has been over a year since I took part in the program and will credit it for that, despite my horrific experience. The rehabilitation process at Oasis involved staying in older, but remodeled, houses for men and women separately. I was comfortable with that situation until a septic tank on the property burst. The bottom floor of my women's house had been riddled with feces and any other excrements from said septic tank. I was not assigned a bedroom on that floor, thankfully, but the stench that permeated the house was more than enough to commiserate. The most frustrating part of the ordeal upon leaving was the inability to document flooding in the bottom floor due to our, rightfully deprived, access to electronic devices, and their denial of the severity. read more

I've recently joined the Oasis Recovery team, and over the last few months I truly believe it's grown into a family. The administration team is incredibly efficient with case management on individual basis and sets strong examples of leadership that enable me to be better in my own role. Being a Women's Technician with Oasis definitely has it's stressful and challenging days, as to be expected in the recovery field, but It's also the most rewarding job when I know I'm taking an active part in helping good people get better. read more