Operation PAR Largo

Their benefits administrator Cari Santallana is playing victim after she made homophobic comments.

Buckle up. They play no games. Follow the Guide Lines They Have A Lot To Offer. Ultimately It Is Your Journey. Protect Your Self And Loved Ones Basically Follow The Rules. GOOD PEOPLE AND FRESH FOOD. ALWAYS LEAVE YOUR SPACE BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT':) STAY SOBER!!!!

I went in voluntarily and completed the program in seven months. However, upon my release, all of my personal belongings that were in their storage, had disappeared. It was literally everything I owned. My suitcases had been emptied out. All my paperwork and legal documents that weren't in my file box that they let me keep, were gone. Papers from the doctor and hospital from giving birth four months earlier, gone. Legal documents which would be extremely helpful for my custody case are gone. They gave me zero explanation. I left with only the items that they had let me keep with me while I was in there. My driver's license was gone. What they did let me keep, my roommate stole on her way out, a month after I got there. She stole my expensive makeup. They had a bad habit of cross contaminating urine screens and if you are court ordered there, you can get sent to jail for a positive screen. Watch out for them applying for government benefits in your name and keeping them. As I was leaving they were dropping the better classes and the good counselors were leaving. If an employee is doing a really good job, management finds a way to get rid of them. Management is really bad. I'm just glad I was able to get something out of it

Par was a great place overall but when your six months are up you are scrambling to find somewhere to go. They DO NOT help in that area. To be completely honest it was the best rehab I've been to. It's the only one that I've stayed out of trouble since leaving.

More freedom, compared to other facilities I've inquired. Staff seem to have a baseline understanding treatment, which is treating adults like adults. Update Coming soon, After being here for some time... Stay Tuned 😇

This place sets your loved ones up for failure my cousin completed six months at this program went out and found a job in hopes that they would put her in the alumni program only to be told it was to late she actually cried out for help saying she needed more time at the village not only did I hear them mistreat her on phone calls as her time there was ending they gave her a so called extension for a few days to find another facility only to come to her days into the extension and say that she had to leave early still saying she was smoking in undesignated areas just all kinds of different excuses that didn’t make any sense because they weren’t factual I literally watch this place pretend it’s a builds clients up and tear them completely down at the end of six months to be honest I believe race plays a big part as well I didn’t see very many brown people there and also even less brown people in the alumni program. I’m definitely digging Deeper into this place. Stay clear if your trying to continue on in your sobriety.

One tech that works there named Ramone is a creep. He hits on all the female clients, and when they respond back positively, they get away with everything. If they don't, then they get away with nothing. The nurse Christal is very rude and nasty. Not a bad place, if you can steer clear of them 2. I was in there 6 months and got a lot out of it. Would have been a better experience if they had people working there that actually cared, not treated some clients differently and left their personal lives at home.

My name is Sherri Stephens and I was lucky enough to get a bed at par detox in December 2021. It completely changed my life. After detox I was able to go to par village where they taught me to live again. With there help I've been clean and sober for 17 months. I now live in Mississippi and have an amazing job that I love. Thank you to all of the staff for teaching me how to live again. I will always be grateful.😁