Since Elevate Care took over the nursing care has improved…read more Clean and friendly place. The place is very welcoming, you are greeted from entrance and staff are very helpful and accessible. It is easy to get answers if you have questions and whatever you need the staff gets it done right away. The residents were on the dining room and the set up looks very pretty and the staff are supervising and very attentive to the needs of residents. Staff looks like they are happy to work here.

You only get one chance to make a good first impression. This place failed. It's dingy, worn and…read moresmells severely of urine. My loved one was transferred here from the hospital. I had a panic attack just thinking that I had the leave them here. Tomorrow we will figure out a plan to get him someplace better. There isn't even a curtain between the beds! WTF? He's here to get IV antibiotics which as of 3pm have yet to appear. Rumor has it that it has a new owner, and the changes have resulted in extremely poor patient care and employees leaving. They are bad at administering meds and at answering bathroom requests. Everyone moves at one speed, a glacial pace.

When I got to The Luminus Care PHP April 4th, 2026. I didn't want to stay but I have it a few days…read moreand ended up staying 34 days. I truly appreciate the bonds that I built with my Case Manager (Elise), My Therapist (Dr. Jen), Sarah, Jamie, Novak, Scott, Dr. B, Amy, Jasmina, VV, and the Techs (Chelsea, DeAndre, Tameka, and Greg). When it was time for me to leave May 8th, 2026 I found myself being emotional because I truly was going to miss everyone. But I came there with a purpose and left with a purpose. Thank you The Luminous Care. Oh and how can I forget Tiffany and Nurse Kim.

This place is an entire circus medication's get swapped out they get lost. It's like no one has any…read moreeducation whatsoever to figure things out. Deborah is by far the rudest woman I have ever spoken to. It's just like everybody's on this power trip and nobody truly cares about the clients so we will be found a lawsuit for the medication that they stole and it's stealing because they refuse to give it back to me and it's just like jumping through hoops to get everything done.

I lived at Hartman for over two years - I would not recommend Hartman for those working a 12 step…read moreprogram - if you are serious about recovery and want to be in a structured environment don't come here. Great place if you are in a mental health treatment program , and want a luxury halfway house. Monthly living expenses exceed any sober living in the Delray/Boynton beach area. Very costly place to live. Check out all your options before you make a commitment with Hartman. I would encourage anyone considering Hartman House to carefully evaluate whether the transitional care add-ons are necessary for their individual situation. These services come at a significant, additional monthly cost. Very important to assess the value they actually provide for your needs. Your total costs , rent included , will be $5,000+ due every month, if you opt-in Would not recommend, as a client with firsthand experience. Unfortunately, my experience ended on a negative note due to a hostile, demeaning interaction with the owner on the day of my discharge, was jarring after such a long, mostly positive stay. If you are a parent or client don't engage with Owner when he is upset and angry. Nobody deserves to be berated and disrespected. Just move on. The way my departure was handled by the Owner (Sean) left a lasting impact. The four man team of staff can be helpful, and definitely work hard. Arrived at Hartman House the summer of 2023 and departed 2026.

Hartman House saved my adult son's life. The access and insight that the owner Sean provided can't…read morebe overstated. I was able to sleep each night knowing my son was in a safe place surrounded by support. Cannot recommend Hartman House enough!

This treatment center is utterly disgusting, literally just filthy. I assisted my good friend…read moregetting into treatment at The Palms for his addiction issues. This facility boasted a clean and healthy environment for my friend to recover in. Well that was not the case. My friend stayed as long as he could dealing with a filthy living environment, and a bed bugs infestation. My friend had bites all over his body from these bed bugs, pics attached only to show a few. No exterminators were called to deal with this issue regardless of him reporting to them numerous sores all over his body from the bed bugs. Staff was not helpful when this was brought to their attention...nor were they caring or compassionate. Staff was not consistent at all, they had a huge turnover rate of employees which isn't helpful to a patient at all. They also boast a 12 step program, but they don't follow through with any adequate, professional, or therapeutic care. Once they get you into their program all that matters to them is billing your suffering loved ones insurance provider. Please do your loved ones a favor and find another facility that will actually treat their addiction issues with adequate and appropriate care.

I was the personal assistant to the CEO, of The Palms Recovery, family (Jim and Victoria Lopker). I…read morealso did office work for them at The Palms Recovery, but mostly for them at their family home. After 3 months I decided this wasn't the job for me and gave notice and that I would finish the day. Mind you I'm supposed to be in training, but on that particular day I'm laying laminate floor in the master bedroom of their home! We agreed I would be part time for training and once completed I would be full time. On Friday May 28th I submitted my hours and receipts for groceries I purchased for the family and the laminate floor I purchased for the families master bedroom at $1.49 square foot with my credit card. YEAP, we installed laminate flooring that cost $1.49 a square foot in a million dollar home! Total receipts and hourly pay due to me comes to $1590 that I still have not been paid for (it's now 2 weeks) After several email attempts I was sent a list of the tasks I worked on, both at the house and at The Palms Recovery and asked to explain what was done and or left off. Mind you I sent all this information as I worked on these tasks including all spreadsheets. But I answered all Victoria's questions. Then I get a reply from Victoria Lopker stating once the research my work they will submit payment! Seriously! Oh wait... there's more. When working at the home I was cleaning 2 glass pendant lights over the kitchen island. While holding the light with one hand and cleaning it with the other each of my hands had contact with metal and I got electrocuted! Obviously the lights blew. I sent an email to the family explaining what happened... no reply, never did they ask if I was ok! Obviously these lamps were not properly grounded during installation. That is the only way someone would be electrocuted if they touched the metal parts of the lamp with both hands. Victoria Lopker also stated in her last email to me that she will deduct the cost of the lamps from my pay since I "broke them" as she claims. I'll keep you all posted as to how they handle my last payment. OH by the way, there are 3 other people that work at the Lopker home, all getting paid under the table, one is an 11 year old child! I'll be curious what the DOL will have to say when I call on Monday, or DCF when I report another matter I noticed while working at the home! I'll keep you posted!

I'm a parent who had a son there. I have a lot of experience dealing with programs. This is one of…read morethe few good legitimate programs in Florida. My son has been to over 20 programs. (Not Uncommon these days) When he first got there he told me how nice the place was. Coming from my son that's good. He's like the Siskel and Ebert of program reviewers lol. He spent three weeks in their PHP program and then transistioned to the halfway house, He had a slip. Randy (Director) and Chris (works there) did everything in their power to get him back in detox. It was a monumental task but they did it. They communicated with me even in their off hours. They went above and beyond and didn't have to do that, but they did. I can't thank them enough for what they did. This place and staff is not about the money. They're about actually helping people with their addiction and getting them on the road to recovery. While my son was there PBR is very activity based. They did a lot with him from rope climbing to snorkeling, horseback riding to name a few. They're heavily meeting based. This is important because once you leave a program you MUST attend a 12 step program. They're 100% legitimate on insurance and billing. But if your insurance runs out they don't throw you to the gutter. They will do everything in their power to keep you in their program and if they can't for some reason they will make sure that your in another or a safe place. They're good people with good hearts ! When my son completes detox he's going back there. (I Hope) While he was at Palm Beach Recovery he looked and sounded the best he has in a long time. I had my son back. If your thinking about sending a loved one there all I can say from my experience is do it ! Will my son get better and recover ? No one knows. A person has to want to do it and be sick and tired of being sick and tired. Many people do recover. Some die. Some live a long time causing themselves grief and those around them grief. But if you want to give someone a really good shot, this is the place. Thanks again for everything you've done, and are trying to do !

They forgot to bill my insurance. They were required to request approval weekly for payment. Ibhad…read moreexcellent insurance but someone in the being department forgot and when they finally sent away for approval weeks later my insurance company declined payment. They forged documents stating I had failed a breathalyzer. They must have taken my signature from the dialy drug test. I was kicked out on the street within minutes. I was 1700 miles from home. I was lucky and beyond grateful that my mom believed Me and helped Me get into a halfway house. She investigated and found out the truth. I should hVe sued them but o was more focused on finding recovery and connecting with people who genuinely cared about my well being

Lifesaver! My 50 yr old, chronic alcoholic brother fell off the wagon again after the passing of…read moreour father. He asked me to check him in to a detox program. I reached out to several centers and somehow got an angel on the line with Palm Partners that paved the way for checking my brother in. He cleared it with insurance, he arranged for airport pickup and all I had to do was buy a one way ticket to Florida. My brother has been sober now for one year. He felt that this was the best treatment program that he has been through and there have been several. I can't say enough about the people at this facility. They were responsive when I called and comprehensive in their treatment of him. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I was treated here in the last couple of months. I was there for 9 days. My private room was very…read morenice, with a comfortable bed and a nice flat screen tv. Most of the staff were very helpful and it was clear that they really cared for you and your well being. I have to give major kudos to the nursing staff in particular. All were very attentive to my needs and were very good at lifting my spirits during the difficult process of withdrawing from alcohol. I would encourage anyone who knows they need help to get help in a detox program. It's a scary prospect, but dont let that stop you from getting help. I've only had this one detox, so I have no way to compare Boca Detox to other facilities, but I felt I was treated very well and I was as comfortable as I could be under the circumstances.

They have an awesome staff, comfortable living environment and good food. They make the detox…read moreprocess as easy as possible.

Bright Futures Treatment Center in Boynton Beach changed my life. I've been to a few rehabs before,…read morebut none of them gave me what this place did--structure, support, and people who actually cared. I came in completely broken, addicted and unsure if I even wanted to get clean. From day one, the staff made me feel like a human again. They didn't judge me or push anything--just met me where I was at. The therapists were amazing, and the groups actually helped. It wasn't just about quitting drugs--it was about figuring out why I used in the first place. I went through detox, PHP, and IOP, and I'm still connected to their alumni group now. Being close to the beach was a huge bonus too--it helped clear my head during some really hard days. If you're looking for drug rehab in Boynton Beach, or anywhere in South Florida, give Bright Futures a shot. I've been clean for almost a year now, and I truly don't think I'd be here without them. This place isn't perfect, but it's real--and that's what I needed.

Bright futures treatment care really saved me a friendship. I helped him find this place to get…read moresober off of alcohol and drugs. He stated when he came out that the staff was super friendly and compassionate to helping him get in a better place. I'm so grateful for such an amazing facility to help my friend get right back on track. He is a year and a half sober today and his friends family and him are so happy to have him fully back.