Beachside Rehab Reviews

Beachside was deceiving. When I arrived there, things weren't as they seem to be over the phone and internet. I've been to other treatment centers and I feel that I almost got the least out of any place I've been through at Beachside. And though I'm sober now, I don't feel that my experience with them has equipped me to be successful on my own post-treatment. On the other hand, their staff were all good and I enjoyed being around them for the most part.

One of my friends work at Beachside Rehab. He's in Alcoholics Anonymous and used to be my sponsor. Beachside is a really nice place and a very luxury rehab. When you're not in clinical, there's a lot of extracurricular activities like exercise, and that's what helped me the most. It's worked out really well. The director of the IOP program (after-care program) is extremely giving and does a really good job in managing the people. There's a lot of resistance from other patients that the staff are probably hard to deal with, with a lot of the kids there. But it was good for the most part.

Beachside Rehab contacted me when another rehab wouldn't take me due to some criteria that I didn't meet. It was a very good experience with them because this is my third rehab so I did have other experience that were not so great. Derek was extraordinary and he was very much into recovery and made me feel very comfortable. Also, the staff is excellent and I have nothing bad to say about them. It's the longest I've ever been sober and they make me feel that I'm family and that they actually care. I am in sober living right now and I'm definitely happy I'm still here since I'm here on my own accord and not under any court order. I would recommend Beachside to anybody else!

My experience with Beachside Rehab was alright. It wasn't the greatest but when I needed them, they kicked me out and left me in a state where I shouldn't, so I've been in there, but they didn't care though some of their staff were really cool. However I didn't feel that the experience equipped me to be successful post-treatment because I left then I came home.

I've been in Beachside since October and I love it. I like the atmosphere - the serenity of it. I also like that they have group and individual counseling which came in handy for me because my daughter just passed away. They doubled my counseling in a week which I needed and they are very good to me with that. When I came back, they had a big bouquet of flowers for me with a card. It's been wonderful.

I went to Beachside 20 years ago. The facility was a lot smaller than what it is right now since about a couple of months ago, I detoxed on site. It was a good experience upon arrival. The staff was great. Though they gave me the skills and confidence to be successful on my own post treatment, it's really up to me. I did good and I'm still doing good.

I had a very good experience at Beachside. First, the guy that picked me up at the airport was great. It's nice that they didn't hold up signs - it was more confidential. When I arrived at the rehab, the staff was very friendly, showed me to my room, and it was a very beautiful place. Since it is a dual diagnosis facility there could be a little bit more things that they would have focused on as far as depression or post-traumatic stress - the different things outside of addiction. We moved into another building while I was there and that was a little bit unorganized. The clients actually helped move the furniture and I noticed that there was a lot of them that was getting frustrated because they were saying that they didn't pay for that. For the most part, I enjoyed my experience and they gave me a lot of tools that really helped a lot with my addiction. I actually have referred a couple of people.