HealthRIGHT 360 Men’s Residential Treatment

Great most of the time, but just arrived at a few minutes before 5 and was not allowed up to collect my disability paperwork and lab referral form because security would not let me up and staff were walking out the door early. I was made to feel like I was in the wrong and hope I never have that complacent work ethic. My friend collected me to give me a ride as I wasn't well. Bull****!

This company is horrible. Do not even attempt to enroll in any of there CA programs especially the Bay Area and Hayes st in SF. The counselors have sex together on graveyard shift in the laundry or storage rooms. I caught them twice and it traumatized me. They threatened to kick me out on the street and throw my belongings away the same night, by driving them to a dumpster in the area. It was raining, windy and freezing cold. I didn't have any choice but to let it go and have to keep the secret. It ruined my recovery efforts. The staff is untrained and they say to us clients that they are underpaid and hate the company. They said they steal the donations that come in becuase of this. Just a scary place to be, Hayes st. OR the Mission st. outpatient. Look out for the director at Hayes st. She threatens to remove u everyday. Erica Smith. This place should be looked at by the city and county and shut down.

I was at 815 Buena Vista however have been to 890 in the past. 815 is boys and girls while 890 is just guys but they have a gym and a pool table. For intake, meaning you're staying for detox which is 5 days or staying 90 days you'll need to go through intake. Show up at 8:30am. Trust me you'll save yourself hours and getting from intake to your bed can take the whole day so showing up early is important. There are 2 mandatory classes you have to attend not to be kicked out. One in the morning and one in the evening Set alarms on your phone for everything. Eating, pills, classes and snack time. Never disrespect your instructor. If he has his way of doing things then follow it even if your way is better. Many of them came from where you are a few years prior so they have no problem getting ghetto with you for not following the rules. Buy your own pillow and blanket. If you're in detox you'll need 3 blankets and still cold. I wore my jacket to bed. Utalize the therapists that are there for you. You need to sign up for this individually. Nobody is going to tell you. If you need a license or ID from DMV get a voucher from your councilor. Every package you get will be inspected. For snacks I recommend ordering from Amazon. Then when the snacks show up you need to play dumb. Make up an excuse like this was sent to me. It's ok. Store the snacks in your personal bin. Then when the guy who's working is cool go say you need your bin. Then load up your snacks in your bag then bring them upstairs. Snacks! I recommend hiding these from staff room searches. You can vape weed. You'll have to sneak it in but I highly recommend it. There are giant windows always open in your room and bathroom. Go to the bathroom unless your roommates are cool otherwise vape from your bed. Hide your stash. People steal Get a tripod for your cellphone so you can watch TV or movies Bring a large coffee or insulated mug larger than 20 ozs. You're going to need it. You need minimal clothes. Clothes are washed every day and delivered to you. Bring smokes and some lighters even if you don't smoke. Menthol a plus You'll have a lot of time to work out your life. Make the most of it Justinzilla

These people are ruthless in the dental clinic. Just know when they say 5 min grace period they mean IT. I literally arrived 30 seconds after 5 minutes and they said my appointment spot was taken and if I wanted to wait I would have to join the drop in list . I mean i get you have to follow your protocol but have a little heart when you see someone out of breath running to the counter 30 sec past 5min grace period

"Walk through the door,trust the process,this place WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!!"

Came here for a dentist appointment. Very busy place with strict policies regarding lateness. Most of the staff were professional and welcoming. The young Asian receptionist on the 5th floor was especially friendly and kind. Facilities like this often receive a lot of undeserved criticism, but they play an extremely important role in our community and the city. Thank you for serving the comunity.

Wonderful place! First experience with the doctor and the dentist, very kind, helpful, everybody was so nice ! ❤️

This place sucks they talk a good game but don't help much especially people with anxiety and PTSD staff is very rude and disrespectful make you feel very uncomfortable even too ask for something.