Centerpointe Recovery Center I

I love this group. Dr. Anderson (the female) is amazing, her along with the staff will always hold a spot in my soul. Thank you everyone for the peace and kindness all of you blessed me with during such a hard time. Johnathan, Amanda, Kylie, Renata, Thanks again! Jennifer 😌♥️

I didn't think I'd be able to take care of my son but after treatment here I have gained the ability to be a Mom again. This was a great turning point for me. I gained treatment I needed, they set me up with the best therapist and case manager I've ever had and got me on the right meds. They listened to me and really cared. The staff is so caring and empathetic. I met remarkable people, patients and staff/nurses/doctors etc. It's been almost 2 years since my weekly stay and I couldn't wait any longer to show my thankfulness :)

Great program and staff. We need more like this. Good staff to patient ratio and great success rate. Provides a safe, supportive, and educational process to understand, treat, and stop addiction and its behaviors. Highly recommend!

My stay at Centerpointe Recovery Center was ok. I stayed about 3 days ago from today. I spent alot of my time picking up cigarette butts. I like that everyone was sharing life stories about how life was treating them. As a team we took notes and set goals to be better ourselves which I believe most would do. It was busy and noisy my first day and second day the 3rd day as well. Overall it was a learning experience about spirituality mentally, and socially challenged people who are loved. Oh yeah the staff did good with day to day cooking.

If you are looking for a safe place to go and get better or for your loved one, this is NOT the place to go. They allowed my sister to die here, she layed on their bathroom floor for over an hour-long and nobody knew or cared but her roommate in a desperate attempt to find her. Giselle Crespi died in their facility and not a phone call, not one visit, nothing was done afterwards. I have gone there to maybe bring some closure and I was given the runaround. Her children 1 & 6 still wonder without a word from these people. If she wanted to leave, at 32 yrs, Giselle would have but she stayed because she trusted them and they took her life and did not care. She was there for 4 days and begged to talk to a psychologist and they denied her one. Her body and mind couldn't take it anymore, they barely fed her, they just allowed her to suffer and kept giving her more drugs (that other Drs had prescribed) instead. I will continue to look for justice, for if 1 person can spare themselves from this he'll hole, let the glory be to God.