Support Systems Homes, Inc.

My husband went here. I thought he was doing good, but when he came home and one of his \"friends\" started calling him, he started drinking again. He ended up in prison and I ended up worse. I have nothing good to say about this place.

Food was great but Too small and too many people in one room. No detox rooms. They really need to gave a separate place for those that are detoxing .

compassionate, home like setting, but lacked security when I was there. My time here saved my life. Everyone from the intake nurse down to my designated counselor made me feel like the only thing I needed to worry about was getting better. I didn't want to leave at the end of my 30 days.

Meetings,staff, were strengths. No exercise time.same food over and over. On the most part it was okay program.i just didnt like the meetings and no exercise time.but i guess it comes down to this,when your ready to stop using your gonna stop on your own.i dont see it helping when forced to stop using.

I think that the most important thing when you first enter rehab is feeling like the people helping you through detox are competent, knowledgable, and calm. Getting clean is scary, dirty, painful, and embarrassing. I believe that being treated by people who have personal experience with getting sober is extremely important. In the long run people stay sober because they make the conscious effort to but having a strong starting point doesn't hurt. It was a no nonsense program for people who were serious about getting sober.