This place changed my life, I met some wonderful women and grew a lot from this program, I’d choose it over and over if I needed a program again, grateful I haven’t yet!! MFI A.W.P

Great space to heal and get a good understanding of how the steps and program works

Debi is amazing person she really understand and care! Thank you so much!

Some of the people were nice, They also helped with the education of getting off the stuff i was on (still clean till this day).. Just lost some of my stuff they had "stored" and the 12 step classes they had weren't actual 12 step classes they would just ask random questions that sometimes made sense but other times didn't, and if you were put in a room with no radio to get a hold of them at night then be ready to go through withdrawals all alone till they make thier rounds again.. All and all just do whatever time you need and get out asap there's no need to stay any longer than you need (not at this place anyway)

I Loved Being Here Staff Are Very Informative, Caring, And Most Are Peers who have Exp with drugs and Alcohol. Also Its a Dual Diagnosis facility. I Did 120 Days 90+ A 30 day Ext. I had Lots of Groups there about Many Relavant Topics. Domestic violence , Drug, Addiction, Dialectal Behavioral therapy, And More. Cant Say Enough Great Things. Id Recomend this facility.

Very good program! Just make your bed every morning or you will called out!

Today is 1 year Sober!! I thank everyone at MFI this location and staff changed my life. Never did I believe I could do this! with the tools and love they gave me I am living again. thanks to Kari, Aisha, Bobby, and so many others.

If I could leave negative stars I would. This place was a joke. My father went in there to help get him off prescription pain medications and narcotic medications. He came off of those but was sent home with more medication than before, much of which was unnecessary. The staff was incompetent. At one point they "lost" my father, and called my mother at 5:00 PM in the evening stating that he was missing since 11:00 AM that morning. After calling the police, checking local hospitals and driving ALL over the city, my dad called and said he was there the whole time. When confronted about making the call claiming he was missing, they denied the whole thing, which is odd since the number on caller ID was MFI. The final straw was when MFI sent my dad to the hospital in the very early hours of the morning because he was having difficulty breathing (perhaps due to the insane amount of smoking that happens there? I'm just taking a shot in the dark on that one). So, since my dad has COPD, they sent him to the hospital, which was the right thing to do (better would have been to have him in a non-smoking environment but I digress). He was sent to the hospital around 4:00 AM...details on time are sketchy, but the timeframe being very early in the morning is not disputed. MFI did not call anyone in the family to notify us of this until 5:30 PM...approximately THIRTEEN HOURS LATER. I'm guessing that these positive reviews, which we read prior to encouraging my dad to go to MFI were either completely bogus, or the people leaving the reviews didn't spend their own money for treatment. My dad spent $8500 for inadequate treatment. We will be pursuing action to get a refund.