Great rehabilitation center. I now have 3 years of sobriety thanks to myself and the staff at CADAS. Thanks to everyone who helped me along with my journey to recovery.

Cadas was by far the worst detox and treatment center I’ve ever been to before. Not only was I not taken care of but was told to just deal with my withdrawal symptoms and “tough it out” they didn’t do any kind of medication for detoxing me even after I’ve been withdrawing from the moment I walked in the door. After a whole 24-28 hours still nothing cause I didn’t meet numbers for medicine to help with opioid withdrawal. Wouldn’t recommend this place even as a last resort. The staff (residential assistants) was friendly but the doctors and medical staff were terrible, they didn’t care about how you felt. They seen how awful I felt and how bad my withdrawal symptoms were and still didn’t even try to care for me and my detox symptoms . Oh and if you are asleep they don’t wake you up for food time. If I could give a negative star, I would.

Great food but rooms are very hot and some of the staff are there for a check .I was there 2 weeks with 2 to go when they found a piece of SUBOXEN strip inside my pillow case in with my pillow that they issued me. Most people are in SUBOXEN there including myself .I have no clue how long it was there and neither did they and they did t care less and kicked me out and then made me sit outside in almost 109 degrees heat for 3 hours til my people got off work and could come get me and wouldn't let me back in for water or anything. So to the 2 older woman who made me sit out side karma sucks. I would go some where else if you can.. it very good cooks in kitchen

Would give a zero. My son was there and they seemed to pick on him and looked for any reason to kick him out. He wanted to go to a half way house and was threatened that they would put Ama on paperwork. Really sad they do this. They should probably hire complete new stuff from management down

To the people talking bad about cadus, I assure you your being lied to by your loved ones, if your there wanting to find sobriety and achieve a life of recovery, these people will bend over backwards to help you get there, I just completed the residential 28 day program, yes there was rules, yes it's a very structured schedule, something most drug addicts and alcoholics are not used to, (including myself) Cadus helped save my life, I'm living a clean and sober life of recovery now, something I've dreamed of for over 20 years!!

My grandson was there nearly a week. Too much going on and no suppervision. Put 200$ in for him and have never gotten it back. Sevver al calls to managment. Its been over 3 months still havnt gotton our money yet

This is 2025,THE THINGS I HAVE SAW,SEEN AND HEARD WITH MY OWN EARS,IS REDICULIOUS.in the last 4 months,there has been at least 5 deaths of overdose,no one ever hears or reports,because these people have been suspended,or kicked out.for different reasons...this oaises program has got to stand for what it's there for.the staff need to be monitored since Thay just take there employees word for granted,because Thay think Thay know them.and I Thay do know them there just as guilty.the peer to peer program is a place for people who don't want to associate with the outside world and do what they're made to do and go back to bed .for others it is a place for punishment.with no windows,and no one who cares if it's clean or not.this is not a place for clostophobic people,or people with depression and ADHD,or PTSD.to be punished .there has been at least 4or 5 deaths of overdose in the past 4or 5 months, discrimination is horrible.when you are begging for help and Thay agree to punish you by throwing you in peer to peer instead for punishment.insted of help. theres much more to be said.some of the staff at Oasis are mean and cold hearted.to get my point across I may need to have a meeting with Mr paul.if you are employed at cadas or Oasis,I'm sure you know him.because this goes on much much further.we parents love our loved ones who are suffering with this deceased.some of the actions and things said by staff and director.is horribly rediculious.it will be gotton to the bottom of.and will be to someone who will make changes and who cares! This is 2025not 60 years ago.nothing stays the same,and employees there are far from perfect.✝️

I was excited to check into treatment! Was told if I wanted to check out give an 24 hour notice! Filled all appropriate paperwork out, was processed I’m assuming like regular! Everyone one was nice! As soon as I got on the unit my anxiety started I felt an overwhelming sense of unsafe energy I asked to go to my room! after some time I got my belongings then a roommate. My anxiety so bad I couldn’t control my body movements almost seizures! I could hear the techs screaming multiple times for cigarette breaks! Never heard them call for meals or meds! The two nights I stayed there I only ate one meal, the shower had no hot water , still couldn’t shake the unsafe feelings! So I went to a tech to give her a 24 hour notice! They told me to go get my bedding and pack my belongings and I made a phone call! they opened the door, basically kicking me out waiting two hours in the cold! That definitely added to my stress of not feeling safe in a busy city with no phone no money!