American Addiction Centers

curious george

I went to Oxford treatment in Mississippi from December 2021 through Jan 2022. The Web site advertised "recovery program tailored to your individual needs" and "co-occurring disorders'. Neither of these promises were fulfilled. Nothing about the program was tailored to my needs. I participated in the exact same program as everyone else. The only co-occurring disorder treatment is a psychiatrist that prescribes medicine in an attempt to get lucky and find a drug that helps with your mental issues. Counseling is almost non-existent. With all that said, I did benefit from my time there, I spent 60 days, but it took longer than the usual 30 days of treatment. The psychiatrist did find a medicine that helped me with my depression. One of the worst aspects of Oxford treatment was the food. I have been in the military most of my life and this was easily the worst food I have ever had in my life. I felt as though they should pay me for eating their food.

Kate

All I did was check to see if you take my insurance and Kristina has not stopped harassing me since. She calls and texts at all hours of the day, starting as early at 8 am which wakes me up because I work night shift, and will not stop after being asked to. I’ve blocked her 3 times and she finds new numbers to “reach out” to me with. Absolutely ridiculous harassment and UNPROFESSIONAL. And I’m not even in your care! Would hate to see how you treat actual patients!

Molly Ackerman

AAC most definitely saved my life. They recognized that my drug addiction was a secondary problem to domestic abuse and violence. In a Monday I found out I was being flown to Las Vegas for detox and rehab. Once 3000 miles away from my abuser I was able to start my healing process and have continued to this day. You gave me back my life thank you! Lori, Caleb everyone thank you! Molly A

Reed Rosson

I’ve been to two different facilities. The counselors were educated and compassionate. Recommended!