Address: 120 Penn St, Hanover, PA 17331, USA
Phone: +17179698400
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 6AM–2:30PM
Tuesday: 6AM–2:30PM
Wednesday: 6AM–2:30PM
Thursday: 6AM–2:30PM
Friday: 6AM–2:30PM
Saturday: 6–9AM
Kal El
This is a for profit clinic. They bring in people to just get paid. The ideas that they are there to help can be viewed by the length of time clients are in the program. They make money at the expense of the lives of clients and make fun of those clients and their disease. No empathy and with some racial discrimination. It's easy to say that you can't believe an addict. Why not, we're people too. An investigation should be held on why documents are doctor after the fact to preserve payment for services. That staff accepting gifts from clients and showing favoritism. Truth always comes to light and they will get there's. It's sad that they think they're better than anyone and that fact is only because they control the grievance system so true complaints aren't bright to light, and true auditing go dark when the day of the audit is know to make those changes. It's a scam in a large scale. With some getting help but not from the source but from the collective of those truly recovering. Don't credit the cons for their shell game with society. We make them rich by holding a blind eye.
Prospect sealcoating & line painting
I would give this place negative stars they only care about money not people's life's after illegally kicking people out of there program after a third party was making a conflict after they were to take care of known conflict and never did never inforced any rules even over dosed me one day by one of the nurses I'm still looking into other ways to Persue said issue above please be careful them they will take your money and not care about anything else
Raelyn “Rae” Kramer
Before going into this facility, I was terrified to go on Methadone. Two years later, I am not only sober, but I am alive and living the meaningful, rewarding life I never thought I would ever have again. The counselors and Nurses are some of the most compassionate, understanding, and loving people I have ever met. They will go above and beyond to help you without judgment, no matter what you’re going through. If you go there with respect, a genuine desire to get well, and you do what’s asked of you (which is very little) you will not refer to it as a Methadone clinic, it will be your lifesaver.
Paul Slick
I've been in other programs before and this is by far the best program I've been to! The staff are great and very caring.
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Hey Martin, I’m not sure If you have gotten any information regarding this question since you posted it, but I wanted to go ahead and respond just in case you hadn’t... There are several, and I mean several positive loop holes, and funding that the treatment center can get you hooked up with. As far as transferring, I do believe that requires some work involving the assistance office of the county you would be/are living in. So definitely start by giving them a call. They usually require documents such as: Photo ID, a bank statement of at least the past 30 days, possibly any W-2’s if you have any, and insurance information if you have an alternate. When I first began the process, I wanted to punch everyone, it would get so frustrating, LoL, but I promise you, if you speak to the right people (sometimes this means calling back more than once) you CAN get help, and not pay a single penny out of pocket. Best of luck to you!
There are 2 treatment centers in hanover. I go to the one on penn st and i love it. They offer several different methods to help you stay sober. Ive been with them for a year so far.
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