I was sent here for a detox program using NAD IV for 10 days. I felt no effects from the NAD but it…read morestill cost thousands of dollars. I was treated with negligence: 1) not given my SSRI meds for almost a week "by accident" and suffered SSRI withdrawal 2) was given an IV meant to last for three days and it wasn't replaced for an entire week 3) was prescribed Mirtazepine, wasn't allowed to google the side effects of the drug, gained literally 50 lbs until I saw a competent psychiatrist who informed me that Mirtazepine is known to cause weight gain. Attached are photos of the weight gain while under Doctor Milgram's care. Doctor Milgram lost his practice by being caught in a car crash with a needle in his arm. He's a nice man, but should not be practicing medicine.

Dr. Milgram is a wonderful practitioner who goes out of his way to treat his patients with the…read moreupmost care and professionalism.

Working in the healthcare field, I've had the opportunity to work with many treatment programs--and…read moreI can confidently say that Wings Recovery Center stands out as an exceptional place of healing and transformation. I referred a client to this center who was navigating significant challenges related to addiction and trauma. From the moment she was admitted, she was impressed by the professionalism, warmth, and trauma-informed care provided by the staff. The clinical team demonstrated deep compassion offering individualized treatment plans, evidence-based practices, and a safe, supportive environment for women to heal. What struck me most was their holistic approach--addressing not only substance use, but also the emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of the women they serve. My client came back with a renewed sense of self, stronger coping tools, and a deep commitment to her recovery journey. No one wants to have to go to a treatment facility but to get your addiction issues addressed with a holistic approach makes it more empowering.

Really feel bad I have to rate it this low. And 2 is a stretch…read more When it was good, it was great. Competent, caring staff, well maintained facilities. When it wasn't, it was unprofessional to the point of being unethical. I didn't see my trauma therapist for the first 6 days I was there, and then at one point I went 11 days between trauma therapy sessions. I should have received 10-12 EMDR sessions and got a total of 5. And never received the final one. It was clear during those weeks that admitting new clients was their priority, to the detriment of existing clients. Even the staff were muttering quietly they were overworked and stressed with admissions and couldn't take care of their existing ones. Some staff did attempt to compensate but it wasn't enough. Sadly, this was not the only place I've seen this happen. Staffing and communication at even nationally-known places can be problematic and complaining can get one stereotyped to one's disadvantage. Smaller places like Wings suffer more. Would I go back? Would I refer clients (I work in the field)? Maybe. My peers were wonderful, the location is great, the staff caring. I would just warn people to not suffer silently when they don't get what they are promised when they are promised it.

When you have a family member who is deeply addicted it seems like the only help available is for…read morethem. Early on we don't often recognize how much help WE need so we can live our best lives no matter what the addict in our lives is doing. Kelly can help. My mom is my "qualifier" and it's too late for her. She is dying of another chronic disease and has no physical ability to find recovery now. I'm glad that I found mine before that became a crushing defeat that injured my soul further. Call her.

From the owner: Offering support that specializes in working with the entire family while dealing with a loved…read moreone's substance abuse disorder. Nationally Certified as an Interventionist and Family Recovery Coach. Kelly has been an Educational Counselor for over 25 years and has dealt with addiction for the past ten years with her own son. She is certified in Family Recovery Coaching, a Sober Companion Coach, Intervention Specialist and a Harm Reduction Coach. If you're looking for someone easy to talk with, supportive and able to help get you back on track with your life, she may be the person to help.

As a family law attorney, we are constantly addressing allegations of substance abuse. It is…read moreextremely important that we have professionals like Kansas who can get involved in custody cases so as to accurately and independently provide an assessment to the court. I have known Kansas for many years and 100% trust him. He is experienced, thoughtful, and terrific to work with.

All the way from Reykjavík, Iceland we heard about the excellent trauma informed care that True…read moreNorth recovery Services provide. Far- The Icelandic associations for addiction Counselors invited the director to Iceland to train addiction counselor and were so lucky to get him to Iceland for a few days. We were very impressed and happy with the training, I hope this training session we got was the first of many to come. The professionalism and obvious passion to provide a good treatment and the wellbeing of the patient was always the focus point and I highly recommend this facility to anyone that are looking for an outstanding treatment service for themselves or for professionals that are looking for trauma informed care training. Kristbjörg Halla Magnúsdóttir Chair of Far- The Icelandic associations for addiction Counselors

Stay away, unless you have deep pockets. I was in the program from February to July of 2025 and…read moreworked hard in my recovery. The only reason why I'm leaving 2 stars is because the therapists on site were actually helpful and did a great job. But the management and payment system is an absolute mess. After a month or two of being in I asked my therapist if I have an outstanding bill and if so how could I pay it off. She had no clue and lead me to another therapist, which lead me to another, which lead me to another. No one had any idea of if there was an outstanding bill or how to pay if there was. Since there seemed to be a consensus of no one knowing I assumed that my insurance was covering it. Man was I wrong... I graduated in July and moved on with my life, next thing I know 4 MONTHS LATER comes a bill. They expect me to pay one lump sum of cash that I just dont have. Hence why I was asking earlier in my enrollment so I could make manageable payments. So in mid November I made a call to the number listed on the bill to see how it could be resolved. No answer so I leave a message. Maybe I could have reached out more but I figured its the holiday's they must be busy someone will get back to me. Wrong again THEY SENT ME TO COLLECTIONS! I try to reach out and see how we are able to work things out and instead they choose to ignore and potentially ruin my credit! Again this review does not reflect the quality of the help I got with the staff. But unless you want a hefty bill months after you finish, I would look for help elsewhere.

Poor communication between staff. Dirty. Poor food choices. No non- smoking area…read more The therapists & onsite staff are great.

PLEASE READ…read more I went here about a year ago when I was 16, and it has traumatized me to this day. I wasn't planning on writing a review, but I want to make sure adolescents looking for treatment know more than I did going in. Let's start at the beginning: I was researching everywhere for a residential program and came across Montecatini. The admission process was fairly easy, but the website looked nothing like my actual experience. The rooms: The website shows bright and spacious rooms, but that was far from reality. Not that it mattered much -- we had to be out of our rooms by 7 a.m. and couldn't go back until 10 p.m. or later. I'm an early sleeper (around 9), so that extra hour made me miserable. The staff: Awful. The higher-ups are in it for the money, and therapists showed up once a week, if that. I didn't even meet my therapist until my second week, which was extremely hard while I was trying to adjust to being away from my family. Communication was terrible. I got only 10 minutes on the phone each day, and I always spent it crying to my mom, begging to leave. I desperately needed emotional support, but besides that short call, I got none. Privacy: There was basically none. Phone calls had to be made in the middle of the kitchen, with BHA's and nurses listening in. The program itself: Most days revolved around sitting on the couch, eating meals and snacks, and one or two boring therapy groups. Once a week we had a "team meeting" to review our block system. If you did "well," you earned privileges like making your own meals or going for a walk. They always asked for suggestions on what to change, but nothing ever did. The staff on the floor (BHAs): Some were good, but many were clueless. Kids in my house stole vapes, needles, and more -- nothing was done. Most of the time, staff just sat on their phones instead of supporting us. Food/groceries: At first, groceries were delivered every week or two. But eventually we went nearly 4 weeks without a proper delivery and had to figure out snacks and meals from whatever was left (not much). Phone policy: Adolescents are not allowed their personal phones at all. They lock them up, and you don't get them back until discharge. Discharge: At first, I was told 4 weeks. Then, three weeks later, my parents were told 3 more -- only after begging for an update. The date kept getting pushed back until my parents demanded the actual criteria for discharge, just so they'd have proof of what was being promised. Shoutouts: Katie, the dietitian, was by far the best worker there. She actually understood me, and whenever she was around, it was a good day. Some nurses were good too. Overall: They advertise 24/7 support, but in reality, I saw my therapist once a week. The only people there 24/7 were the nurses, and half of them were just glued to their phones. I did meet a really good friend, but the program itself left me traumatized. DO NOT GO HERE. Terrible, terrible, terrible. I will never recommend this place, no matter the case.

Very friendly office personnel. They took care of us right away…read more Dr. Perrizo was great. He explained everything carefully. Look forward to working with him.

I have a friend who used Mr. Henderson's services and was profoundly helped both short term and…read more long term by their positive interactions with the process. Wow!

Reported ill care from a therapist at my lowest. The head psychiatrist then proceed to retaliate by…read moregiving me below subpar care, taking 400 from my account, and not providing me a new therapist for over a year. Those two are clearly bumping purses. Dr hyler is a money vampire and u are prey. Watch out yall

The building they're in is old. Their suite is clean and organized. I'm glad I didn't have the use…read morethe elevator. The girl who greeted me nice. I was recommend Dr Hyler by quality care phramacy. I wasn't able to see him at my first visit, but the nurse who saw me was very caring. I would definitely recommend her. I'm hoping to see Dr Hyler next time.

This medical office has a few different doctors providing primary care for adults. Overall, I had a…read moregood experience, and will come back. I didn't wait too long in general. My appointment was at 9:30am. So I arrived around 10 minutes early. There was no wait and the receptionist finished checking me in at 9:24am. (There is paperwork to fill in for new patients, which they have you print out at home and fill out beforehand. I've never had to do that before, but something to note if you don't have a printer. I would assume they have workarounds.) They have a waiting area, where I waited before I was put in a room and checked for vitals at 9:38. And I was seen by the doctor at 9:49. So pretty standard wait time. Staff was nice and friendly. They have a small kitchen area where you can get water. Their water machine was broken but the receptionist was happy to help me pour it out of the jug into my bottle. They have wifi while you wait (connection was pretty bad, otherwise. Internet was barely working in my phone. I have ATT.) Also, they have you wash your hands before coming in. Seems like the waiting area has a lot of books so maybe it's to keep everything clean for all patients. Apparently not a Korean clinic, but the owner is Korean, doctors speak Korean, and they have many Korean patients. My care was in English. I saw the newest doctor there, Dr. Yu, who gave me an annual physical. She listened to all my questions and provided good information, as well as looked through my past information and helped me order bloodwork. They apparently can do blood work on site Tuesdays and Thursdays after 10am, or you can go through Labcorp. Overall, it was convenient, and the clinic was nice. I got an appointment pretty quickly (within a couple weeks of scheduling).

This is a primary care practice. The office has such a zen vibe. It's gorgeous. The doctors are…read morefabulous! I never have to wait too long. Dr. M. Chong really listens to my concerns and I feel like she cares. She remembers me from visit to visit which is something that is important to me. I love that she does not prescribe a medication for every complaint that I have. We talk it out and she tells me different things I can try. I highly recommend this practice.