Address: 1270 Rogers St, Clearwater, FL 33756, USA
Phone: +17277545790
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Brad K
Steer clear, as their website provides false information about the Port Richey location and the organizations "COO" has no business in operating this type of program. I was discharged from this program because I tested positive for Benzos. Understandable. Makes sense. HOWEVER, I immediately went to a detox facility to get a proper test, as I knew the home test was incorrect. I was told by the nurse at the facility that I tested negative for everything. She offered to call the "COO" of ARC to inform him that his test was incorrect. Upon doing so, he claimed that the test that was just administered was still positive. I'm pretty sure that a registered nurse who works in a detox facility is going to know their tests better than a random individual. Long story short, I asked him why the nurse would be willing to lie about my test results, his response was "because they dont want to do their job." Incredibly inappropriate and unprofessional. I will be contacting FARR about this incident. PS I abided by all of the program rules, attended AA meetings 7+ times a week, had a sponsor and was actively working the 12 steps of AA. I was a model resident, kept my space clean, was respectful to my peers, and always offered transportation to others for meetings, groceries, doctors appointments, etc.
Lori Barbuto
When I first arrived it seemed okay. The women were very friendly. About 2 days later reality set in. I remember thinking to myself "wow I really hoped and thought this place was different" Let me tell you, it's NOT. DRAMA DRAMA DRAMA. Whether it be conjured up out of boredom or just because some women thrive on it I really don't know. And unfortunately I was targeted which caused me to leave. If you can mind your own business and focus on JUST YOU and not worry about what someone else is doing then give it a try. I personally would NOT recommend this place. But some of us have to find out for ourselves. Good luck.
Patricia Ortolano
TBSL was a great experience for me, I spent three months there then moved out. The staff was great, and I am still sober today, they helped me choose a better path, (working the 12 steps). Any staff member in recovery really works a program. It is not a place that will let you sit around and back peddle. I recommend this place to anyone looking to grow up and get sober.
Max Kotler
Being my first time going through treatment & sober living, TBSL lived up to and surpassed every expectation I had before going into it. I lived in their Parkside Residence for 17 months. When I first moved in, I was taken under the wing of almost every resident. The residents helped me find a job, helped me get to meetings, helped me find transportation, and everything else under the sun. The staff was very supportive and took time out of their day to make sure I was alright. TBSL helps recovering addicts & alcoholics transition from not taking care of themselves to being fully functioning productive members of society. I would strongly recommend this community to any and every person in need of a safe environment.
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Yes, you would just need to provide your work schedule in advance to your house manager and CRRA, as well as abide by program guidelines. In this case your work schedule would supersede our curfew provided it is documented before hand.
Insurance is not accepted. It's a sober living facility with many locations. Around 175 dollars a week for rent, and youre required to go to an AA or NA meeting everyday for the first month, and less the second month. I will soon be a leader at a Christian discipleship house my church is taking over. Would you like information on that?
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