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Added by Jopie, at 09 December 2021
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- Monday Open 24 hours
- Tuesday Open 24 hours
- Wednesday Open 24 hours
- Thursday Open 24 hours
- Friday Open 24 hours
- Saturday Open 24 hours
- Sunday Open 24 hours
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5 Reviews
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04 August 2022
Greenhouse is a great facilityJust like with anything there is no cookie cutter solution to anything.But for me it works. Most of the staff is simply amazing! The food is good, the housekeepers keep the place cleanNurses are great for the most part. I can only speak for my therapist because shes who i have experience with. Paulichia is absolutely awesome!! The staff really cares. The facility offers many different approaches to recovery with is very helpful.
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15 July 2022
Good place overall. Feels like a spa overall. They have rules as long as you go to class and follow them you should have no problems. The food can get kinda repetitive but most of the time it is good.a If you need to talk to someone go to the Therapist asap and they will be there for you if not get a new one if the one you have is not working out. Lots of good information please pay attention. Some of the rules can be a little extra but you are here to recover first and have a good time second and they do try and make recovery fun. You can also have all you electronic devices and smoke in designated areas.
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28 June 2022
Coming to Greenhouse has definitely been a life changing experience. The therapists here are great, and the staff truly does care. There is definitely room for improvement with the medical side of things. Especially with the med lines. You have to advocate for yourself a lot of the times to make sure everything works out. Overall, I would recommend Greenhouse to anyone who finds themselves needing help with overcoming addiction. Jordan and Cassie are fantastic therapists. Nurse Bradley was a great help for me.
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24 February 2022
I almost died here twice during detox. It was almost 2 years ago now, but I don’t think I ever had the courage to say it publicly. I was initially over dosed with an amount of phenobarbital that was clearly not appropriate for what I was withdrawing from nor my weight. I could barely walk or see. Every minute felt like an hour. I remember the nurse trying to tell me it was time for breakfast one morning, and me mumbling out somehow that I couldn’t walk. I was so hungry.. but I felt physically glued to my bed. I then had my therapist come in my room to introduce herself, I tried to verbalize I hadn’t eaten that day and I honestly am not sure what all she said because it was such a blur, but all I do remember is her saying she would bring me a sandwich. I was so relieved and had hope She never came back. Hours later the nurse finally returns with food. I was so overly medicated I remember trying to ask if I could reduce my dose to the doctor and also when I was desperate I would plead with the distributing nurse giving it to me if I could please just take half. But the plan did not change, and I had to continue taking everything as planned. Thankfully I went on for three days and as they reduced my dosage, I began feeling a little better and I was able to understand that what I experienced was not a withdrawal, I had been heavily overdosed. Next episode was on day 6 in detox. I received a devastating call right before my time to take my medication (I was on a tolerable dose by then), I was crying but I assumed I wasn’t the first to be emotional in this environment. When I got to my turn in line for medicine, the nurse apparently felt as though I had snuck in outside drugs that were causing my emotional demeanor and he then withheld my medication until he could do a drug test. If you’ve been here, you know you’re on a pretty tight regimen for when to take your medicine. As time passed without me receiving my medicine, me sitting alone just processing my devastating call, and feeling personally hurt about the immediate assumption that I would do outside drugs after the hell I experienced the first few days I was here, I became more emotional. Over an hour or so passed. They checked my blood pressure again and began discussing a possible heart attack. Now, after hearing this, I became beyond emotional and pleaded for them to give my medication because me not taking it, was likely exacerbating the situation and I needed it as prescribed. Then they gave me the medication, checked my drug test, it was clear (of course) aside from what they had given me (obviously). Anyways, absolutely terrifying experience being there, but the ONLY reason I gave it two stars is because they atleast were able to get me detoxed (although I wouldn’t say it was safely at all), and the other people being treated were extremely kind. There’s more but I feel like this is the most important thing for people considering coming here to know in advance. I hope that they’ve changed, but if you’re considering going, please be cautious of being too overly medicated where you can no longer advocate for your physical health.
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16 December 2021
This treatment center saved my life! I was at my all time low and I've been to 5+ treatment centers all over the US. Greenhouse was by far the best overall. Arturo was so helpful in aiding with my aftercare. Between the moment I arrived and the moment I left I truly was taken care of, heard, and impressed. The nurses, the doctors, and even the TA's..I'm just so thankful. Thank you, Greenhouse, for helping me get sober. I am forever grateful! :-)
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