Summit Estate

The Summit Estate Recovery Center is outstanding in every respect. The staff is top notch, highly qualified, professional, friendly and a pleasure to work with. Client needs, both medical and otherwise, are addressed promptly and appropriately. The facility and grounds are beautiful and comfortable. Both are maintained in excellent condition. All meals are prepared by professional chefs skilled in preparing healthy food that supports the special needs of the human body in recovery. The treatment is holistic and includes nutrition, education, group and private therapy, as well as yoga, meditation, and fitness training. After a 28 day stay in the Summit residential treatment facility, I feel confidant and motivated in my continued abstinence and sobriety. The word from my peers in treatment who have experience with other facilities is that Summit is two cuts above the nearest competition. I am very grateful for my stay at summit and the loving care I received there.

Summit Estates has been a lifesaver for my family. I would describe the staff, counseling services, patient commitment and facility with every superlative term in the dictionary. Our family member received inpatient treatment, PHP and IOP through Summit over the course of a year, and we owe Summit a huge debt of gratitude. The staff members are outstanding: Roshin, Judy, Jon, Annee, to name a few. Addiction is a terrible, lonely disease, and the bright spot has been availing ourselves of the support, tools and community offered by Summit. I would highly recommend Summit and wish that anyone suffering from addiction could be treated by the exceptional professionals at Summit.

Summit Estate Recovery Center provides superior care to its' clients in many different regards. The entire staff there functions like a well-oiled machine, and they treat their clients with love, compassion, and understanding. The facility and the property it sits on provide a serene and private setting optimal for healing and recovery. The importance of a healthy diet, especially in early recovery, is emphasized at Summit. They provide whole food, organic, chef cooked meals for all who attend their program. This, coupled with top-notch clinical care, enables their clients to recover physically, mentally, and emotionally while attending the program at Summit Estate.

Highly recommended; professional, supportive and very kind staff. Our loved one's life saved by this program and continuing with recovery after one year of being sober. Thank you Summit for all you do for the addicts and their friends and families.

I was one of the first clients at summit estates in 2011. I am now over 6 years sober and run and own my owner sober living business. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to turn my life around. World class staff and facility. Doesn't get more beautiful than here. If you're looking for an inpatient rehab facility look no further. Not sure if you ever read these posts but if so I'd love to come back and visit when I'm back in town!

very reasonable kind people great place

The staff and program at Summit is fantastic. One has to be willing to take in all the fabulous treasures you can gain from being there. There really aren't enough words to express how grateful I am to have been there and experience all that I did. This is a place that does not disapoint and more importantly anyone willing to go there for their own healing deserves it.

A beautiful setting, but not really a dual diagnosis treatment. Our son was still coming down off drugs and was anxious, so was pacing and taking showers.his first day there and because he said one phrase outloud in his bed, they said he was talking to himself - we were called within 12hrs to come and get him. I don't think they are really a dual diagnosis rehab, and would not suggest if there are any anxious behaviors going on. I was surprised that they would not have given it a few days, and let my son have a chance to detox and relax, which I think a true "dual diagnosis" should do. If you want to only serve as a "social model,' that is fine, but if you're going to serve people that do have a "dual diagnosis," there needs to be understaning that those folks are going to be anxious when they first get there and are going to take more time to adjust than the others. If you're looking and needing a "social model,' I think they would be a great place to look at, but for "dual diagnosis," I would say to keep looking.