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The woman at the front for dental services is very rude. She always has a nasty attitude when I talk to her. Other than that, their dental and primary care team are stellar.

Dr. Joseph Wilson is a good man

I started seeing Dr. Ransom several years ago when my primary care physician recommended me to him after an especially bad burn out. I had no idea how poor my mental health was until I reached the point of asking my doctor for help, but I knew I wanted more than just a prescription from my GP. It's been a long road, but Ransom's data driven approach to medication and therapy shows me how far I've come and I really feel the difference. While he doesn't take insurance, it's incredibly difficult to find a quality therapist who does, and I find his rates reasonable for what he offers; he's always been willing to work with me on the scheduling to find a balance between what I can afford and still be effective.

Definitely NOT recommending Dr. Lain. First time visit, kept trying to get me on meds that I have taken in the past that haven't worked. He seems more like a Dr. that just rushes to get patients in and out with almost no progress. I feel so much WORSE than before I came in. NEVER coming back

Best in the recovery and health care arena. 28 days-Season's of Serenity 3.1-Sober living-Mental and Physical Health. Compassion second to none. Beautiful grounds and the best structure for any type of recovery.

My decision to go to Woodlake, after years of trying to get my life back on track, was without a doubt, the best thing I ever did for myself! I had never been to a rehab, and I can't express how encouraging, accommodating and BLUNT the experience was. WL knows how to help you see yourself in a different light - a necessary part of RECOVERING from bad habits and bad decisions. Ethel was a beautiful facility - getting away from "real world" distractions in order to focus on self is a blessing! Sober living at Next Step and IOP/OP/Trauma, walked me through the past , good bad and ugly. Realizing where I was wrong/right and let me let go of all the weight I carried that I tried to forget with addiction. Being around people going through the same place in life was a game changer - not all alone trying to sort through the chaos and get sober with no support. I have almost 3 years sober (11/25), and was thrilled to become part of the Woodlake Team almost 2 years ago (10/25). I wouldn't trade my life today for anything !!! All of the staff I work with, and have interaction with are the BEST people I've ever known! WE go ABOVE AND BEYOND to help our clients as much as possible on a daily. I wouldn't know the FREEDOM and PEACE I have today had I never come here! I witness it working everyday for SO MANY - it is truly rewarding and completely works if one is willing!!!

I just got home from surgery today, but i needed to write this asap. I had an exploratory surgery to search for endometriosis. First, my preop nurses were absolutely amazing . They take their time to help you feel comfortable and are overall great at their jobs and great people. I’ve seen handfuls of doctors who have told me im too young to have endometriosis. However, once i came to Ochsner i was taken seriously. Thanks to their compassion and understanding, today i left knowing i was never crazy and i was right. I cried and cried, but those sweet nurses held my hand and let me get it out. Ochsner is my go to. I’ll always forever be grateful in them helping me get answers!

CADA offers a treatment solution for almost anyone! It is affordable and very comprehensive in its therapy. My favorite programs at CADA are the adolescent treatment facility, which includes a full time teacher, and the Family program. Women who are pregnant, or have children are welcomed in the family hall. Their children attend public school. Infants and toddlers are cared for while the ladies participate in their groups or counseling sessions. CADA has been a LIFESAVER for hundreds of recovering people!

AMAZING WOMEN running the place makes you feel safe and at home , so sad my visits are over because it felt like home

As seen by a previous reviewer, this facility does not want to make money off of their patients. How? Everything is paid for by the government. They are extremely helpful and care about the people that come there and are.following the rules and regulations that are put into place.to run a facility with such volume. So if anyone has anything negative to say about MHSD then it was something that they were doing wrong not the clinic.

While enduring a brutal chemotherapy and radiation treatment protocol for Stage 4 cancer and with my wife pregnant and the birth of our third son imminent my evil mother in law used this as an opportunity to steal our kids with outrageous lies to DCFS and to get our kids back we both were ordered into IOP for Substance Abuse regardless of what I was found to have was prescribed by my cancer Dr. I wasn't real hopeful for this government funded agency but I couldn't have been more wrong Our counselor, Ms Pearl Watson facilitated a diverse class of court or job ordered clients with a firm hand that demanded accountability but rewarded those in compliance . with compassion, empathy and a deep knowledge of tools to access for sustainable recovery. The Clinical director , I believe named Tianna had designed a treatment plan that was easy to learn, and encouraged us to reveal things about our behavior that didn't seem apparent at the time.These people were a rare mix of empathy and creative genius that make me grateful for the program and i will be eternally grateful for the impact they made in my life and the others I consider family forever. Great place that makes me sad to leave.

Excellent, friendly, professional service. Blood work was easy and smooth; Dr. Wright is extremely caring and knowledgeable, and Sara in X-ray is super nice and seems passionate about her job.