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    Lighthouse Care Center

    2.8
    (40 Reviews)
    152 Waccamaw Medical Park Drive, Conway, South Carolina, 29526
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    About Lighthouse Care Center

    It is the mission of Lighthouse Care Center of Conway to provide therapeutic mental health and drug & alcohol addiction recovery services to adolescents and adults who are exhibiting high-risk behaviors of a severe or persistent nature and/or are emotionally disturbed as evidenced by a DSM-IV diagnosis. Lighthouse Care Center of Conway is dedicated to nurturing patients and residents in a manner that is conducive to positive change and personal growth. We strive daily to give our patients and residents the tools they need to overcome the obstacles they are facing. We provide a highly structured program that empowers each participant to reach their maximum potential through positive reinforcement.

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    Hospital inpatient
    Outpatient
    Hospital inpatient detoxification
    Hospital inpatient treatment
    Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization
    Intensive outpatient treatment
    Regular outpatient treatment
    Treatment Approaches
    Anger management
    Brief intervention
    Cognitive behavioral therapy
    Contingency management/motivational incentives
    Motivational interviewing
    Relapse prevention
    Substance use counseling approach
    Telemedicine/telehealth therapy
    Trauma-related counseling
    12-step facilitation
    Payment Accepted
    Medicare
    Medicaid
    Military insurance (e.g., TRICARE)
    Private health insurance
    Cash or self-payment
    State-financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid
    Special Programs
    Transitional age young adults
    Adult women
    Adult men
    Seniors or older adults
    Lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) clients
    Veterans
    Active duty military
    Members of military families
    Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
    Clients with co-occurring pain and substance use disorders
    Clients with HIV or AIDS
    Clients who have experienced sexual abuse
    Clients who have experienced domestic violence
    Clients who have experienced trauma
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    2.8
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    1.3
    Melissa
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    My son has had to go there a few times do to his insurance will cover 10days but nothing better so not much of a choice. Doctor don't listen to his needs then get him on meds to help with withdrawals and his severe anxiety but don't write a prescription to home with to continue his process of getting better so relapse and ends up back to try to get back his medicines without it in possibly to stay clean and keep your anxiety and manic episode down Have even called doctor's office outside of this place emergency calls over over again not one return
    3.0
    Rose
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    Worst place to go get help. Sent there cause I went off my Xanax alone - got put on some crap meds. Dr. Ripa the director kept me there 4 - 10 days for what? The pills didn’t help no therapy - people took my clothes, & was court ordered by a Medicare judge to be released lol 😂 what a joke - only to be back in the Darlington facility a week later for the same thing cause Ripa failed to do her job !!!
    3.0
    Stephanie
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    The nurses and techs are kind as long as your good. The dr’s are awful. They don’t care about you individually. The nurses are scared of the dr’s. They do not handle diabetics or individuals with special needs or disabilities well. They will give you multiple shots in a day very quickly without trying to de-escalate the situation. Their rules are extreme. It’s cramped on the unit. But the sad thing is so many staff members know they’re not truly being helped, they tell them if you have better care on the outside then get out as fast as you can.
    5.0
    Eric
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    Real professional techs and nurses 😁 you know who you are thanks 😘 for your time 🤔
    5.0
    Dakota Williams
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    I went to lighthouse on December 12 I think and left December 20 2019 it was fun I think I got to experience what it was like to be with other kids that were in the same stage as me and I learned alot while I was there. I made alot of friends
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