The treatment center is beautiful on the inside and out with a wonderful mediation garden. The…read morestaff there is always there to talk and they truly love their jobs and actually want to help which makes it more comfortable for me to talk to them when I was having a hard day. The groups are run by people who keep it interesting and a lot of fun so you don't feel bored. Anytime someone I know needs help with addiction I always send them to The Treatment Center because they helped me so much and even after I left they have programs to still guide me and help me along my path. This place saved my life and I own so much them for helping me find true happiness within myself.

Great people to help step you through the very beginning of your recovery!! Great options and…read morealways about the one in recovery!

I went to Unity in November 2018 and stayed till February 2019... reading some of these reviews is…read morekinda crazy, I experienced none of that, we stayed at basically luxurious condo's that had 2 bedrooms in each so I had a roommate (we are still close to this day and I consider him a very good friend) they gave us $150 a week on a publix card for food, the condos had a pool that's also heated lol we turned that thing up a couple times so it was bath water lol... but as far as the program in my experience they care and it's not an insurance scam place at all, Stacy was very nice and pretty much at the office where classes are every day, the counselors were all very professional and sincerely wanted to help people... I am now in the recovery field myself just got my foot in the door as a recovery coach in the commonwealth of Massachusetts and I'm thankful my path in life brought me to them

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.

I came from a state of confusion, concern, and not knowing what to do for my 91 year old mom with…read moredementia. I wish I can recall who told me about VIP care management, but I had to take a moment and tell you how they came to the rescue. From the very first phone call I made, I was completely reassured from the beginning that I was in good hands. And even today, I still feel like I am as I might have a question from time to time and I can always rely on this firm to guide me in the right direction. VIP care management was able to handle all that was required to get the Medicaid application process as painless as possible. They provided ample information as to what they needed, and I simply scanned and emailed everything to them and before I knew it, my Mom got accepted by Medicaid. They even referred me to an excellent edler care attorney that helped in the process of getting my mom eligible where I had thought it might not be possible. All of the staff were great, and especially Randi who I can say was like family when we spoke. Best thing I every did for my Mom and for myself! Do yourself a favor. Call them and see for yourself.

Sonya was a true godsend in the middle of an emotional storm for me. My husband had a massive…read morestroke in Feb and has been hospitalized since. The transition from hospital to LTAC to acute care rehab to skilled nursing rehab was uncharted territory for me. I was overwhelmed with not only the crisis but the options, protocol and finances that this situation ensues. I felt completely powerless and unprepared. Sonya was absolutely wonderful. She calmed my fears - And took charge. She is a great listener and wonderful counselor and knows her field well. She advocated for me with the providers and facilitated the logistics with ease. I could never have done it without her. Very grateful and blessed to have found her. True caring professional that is worth every penny !!! Aces all the way !!!

Affordable and amazing caregivers and staff. They worked directly with our insurance and handled…read moreeverything.

The management and staff at Excellent Care Home Care have been amazing. I was in dire need of a…read moregreat home care specialist for my grandmother and on short notice, the manager, Angie came in for an interview and helped get everything set up. Angie found us a great home care specialist in Karen and all of my questions/concerns have been met so far. I really feel that theres an open line of communication so if I ever have any questions or need to adjust care, it can be done so easily. I value the compassion and professionalism I have been shown and thank everyone at Excellent Care Home Care.

leaving one star because you have to to move on...NO STARS!!! This facility was mentally and…read morephysically abusive! DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONE!! They lied to our family about location, restfulness, facility items, etc., it is in a very rough area, they lied about access to accommodations and personal items like vitamins and natural care items like heating pad. after six days I never saw a doctor or therapist and it was only supposed to be a two week to four week program. Time waster. They said it was for healing and rest and many patients were there in detox state for addiction and not in a mindset for healing and actually abusing with outbursts with staff and patients making things hostile and abusive and other patients had to help them and the staff would even rely on the patients to do it and call them to help intervene. While there people were feeling so abused they were leaving because it was making them worse. The trust was broken immediately due to the fraudulent lies they tell to get you there. That was common with all patients. Those detoxing were wanting an addiction program but it was not provided...they were just filling beds. People with medical conditions are left in pain and only offered Tylenol or ibuprofen and if you can't take those it is heavy meds before alternative solutions. After six days, and vitamins and supplements being authorized by the nurse practitioner, it was never dispensed. They make up rules and it is subjective to the nurse or tech and they are not consistent. The only way to get help is to escalate and threaten to leave. some people have the rules enforced while others don't. It is not consistent. I was in crisis and the staff isolated me and I asked them to call the police they were snarky and provoking saying I could leave when I wanted so I'd did with nothing. . I didn't feel safe and they wouldn't help me so I walked out and hitchhiked to get my family to help me I live in the Midwest they take your ID and credit card and do not give you access so you have no resources. they say if you leave they will hold all of your property for 48 hours to scare you into staying. no one advocates for you. they listen and cry with you and then nothing changes. The man who gave me a ride allowed me to use his phone and let my family know. The closest hotel told me my family couldn't get me in until I paid a cash deposit but I had no credit card or identification because they keep them instead of allowing you to lock it in a drawer in your room. When I had to go back i wanted a police officer again, but but they brought all of my things to the curb before a police person came, my phone was so low it was going to shut off and they said because they gave me my stuff and discharge paperwork, they could not call me an uber or give me a ride to the airport because I refused to be locked down at another hospital, that I was on my own. It was dark and my phone was dying. my trust was so broken and could not go to any other facility and believe I would be more abused. they said dignity and respect are how you should be treated but being left on a curb with my things in a garbage bag and no help and without a phone was demeaning, scary, and abusive and not respectful. The man I hitchhiked with was the only kind one. standing on the curb with my belongings just carelessly thrown in bags and a garbage bag, my phone not working, and having to ask a stranger for help as he rode by on a bike. they handed me discharge paperwork and then told me I was going to be able to use the over-the-counter arnica I bought at Walmart, after they told me they had to confiscate it...they went through everything when I got there, put it in my locker, and then acted like they had to be consistent for safety on day six by taking my only arthritis relief...since I never got any other items that were supposedly authorized now they were taking the only item I had for managing my pain on some level. it was not consistent and there was no timely care to assist. They told staff not to let me use it because I had another in my locker and it was authorized!!! but then out on the curb later they said I was wrong and they were going to let me...gaslighting...like all of the abuse and neglect of care didn't happen for six days. gaslighting. they act like it's all good and you are the problem for advocating for yourself. other patient had been there for upwards of 10 days with the same experience...this is beyond neglect it's cruel and unusual punishment. My family managed to get me an uber to the airport and I bought a ticket less than an hour before the plane left. I am home now had nightmares all night, it's more pain and trauma. Please, have compassion and do not send a loved one here. They will blame you as they did me and write another narrative.

I am so grateful for Daylight Recovery Center and how they helped my loved one. After seeing him…read morestruggle with addiction for years, I was completely lost on how to get him help once he said he was open to going to treatment. After speaking with Daylight and Flyland, they gave me all of the information I needed to feel safe sending my loved one here, and he was excited to go to treatment and get the help that he desperately needed. Our family was able to attend the family support group while he was in care, and it greatly helped us to let go of some of the anger and guilt we all felt around his drug use. He is still sober, and we cannot put into words how grateful we are for Flyland and Daylight and the profound change that has taken place within our family.

This agency helped us with their nurses and therapists but also helped us with finding reliable…read moreresources in the area for supplies and other things we will need in the future.

Over the past year, my father's physical and mental (dementia) declined fairly precipitously. My…read moresister and I lived far from Vero and we were concerned about our father having no family in the area, yet needing care (and caring). We were blessed to then have Caron D'Ambruso (of Active Home Health) enter our lives. Initially is started with Caron helping clean and dress my father's skin cancer wounds which he had not been properly tending to. Not only Caron provide care for his wounds, she demonstrated a compassion and a caring for him as a person, something he desperately needed in his poor physical and isolated condition. Despite my father's decline, he was highly intelligent and a former trail lawyer who could be a bit of a "curmudgeon" and not easily trust people. Caron's loving and caring style, combined with her high intellect (she is a Harvard graduate), quickly earned her a special place in my father's life. He respected her greatly and lit up when she would visit to care for him. She wasn't just providing care for his physical wounds, but also his emotional ones. And that is because she actually cares for the people she is treating. Knowing that his two daughters lived in other states and cities, Caron provided us with updates and shared insights about his condition and care that he needed. This was instrumental in our knowing what additional resources and doctors he needed. On the morning I flew down to see my father and take him to a new neurologist for memory issues, my father collapsed in his apartment with a stroke. After landing, I called him on my drive to Vero Beach and he did not answer the phone. I called Caron and expressed my concern, and asked her to let me know if she saw my father in the common areas of the facility. I was about an hour away in the car and was anxious. Caron took it upon herself to go to his apartment. When she knocked, she could hear his small dog barking, but no one answered. Caron sought security who helped her enter his apartment and they found him on the floor in dried blood and urine. Caron immediately tended to him and called for an ambulance via 911. The paramedics arrived and Caron called me to let me know what had happened. I re-routed my rental car to the hospital. My Dad had to be in the hospital and then a rehab facility for over three weeks. During this treatment period, Caron visited my Dad on her personal time in both the hospital and rehab facility. She helped bring changes of clothing and other items he needed. Given my father's stroke and his lack of proximity to family, my sister and I decided that we needed to move him back to his hometown of Fort Lauderdale once he was released. This would get him closer to family and friends which he clearly needed. The saddest part of this decision was that Dad would lose his nurse and caring friend, Caron. It was a big loss indeed. Needless to say, Caron was a Godsend to my father and family. She continues to occasionally check in to see how he is recovering. We miss Caron and hope that others who are in the Vero Beach area are fortunate to have her care, and the other great caretakers at Home Health Care.

Hanley Center is not like any other rehab facility. They truly care about your journey to recovery…read moreand you are not just a number. Their staff is highly trained in all mental health and substance use disorders, with programs that specialize in particular demographics. Once you enter Hanley's doors you are welcomed into a life-long community and support group that will be with you every step of the way - before and after recovery.

It's rare to find a treatment center where compassion and professionalism are so consistently…read morealigned. The staff genuinely care about the people they serve, and it shows in every interaction. The program is thoughtfully designed, the environment is welcoming, and there's a strong sense of integrity behind the work being done here. The team is committed to helping patients and families succeed.