I can't say enough good things about Rockview Recovery. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and cared for. The staff goes above and beyond, showing a genuine commitment to each patient’s recovery. It’s clear that they truly care about helping people, not just running a facility. What really stood out to me was the small, individualized group therapy sessions. It felt so much more personal and intimate, which allowed everyone to open up and share without fear of judgment. It was an incredibly supportive environment where I felt heard and understood every step of the way. Thanks to Rockview Recovery, I feel like I’ve gotten my life back. I’m beyond grateful for everything they did for me and would highly recommend this facility to anyone seeking help.

My experience is just from my initial call to Tiffany the owner of Rock View. I was desperate to find a rehab for my son who is unfortunately experiencing addiction. After a failed attempt with another rehab I googled 5 star rehabs in our area. Rock View popped up. I loved everything that I read from the spirituality, counseling, meetings, staying active and exercise which I think it’s very important in anyone’s recovery. I called Tiffany close to midnight to ask if she had a space available for my son. She talked to me for at least an hour and gave me all of the information that I needed to get my son admitted the next day. She was so calming and helpful at a time where my brain was on complete overload. She went above and beyond to talk to me for so long in the middle of the night. She promised to call me the next morning to figure out how we would get my son to detox at a different location before he was admitted to Rock View. She found several options for me to send my son to detox and found one that would work with my budget. We all know there’s a short window of when someone is willing to go to rehab, so she offered to pick my son up at his apartment and drop him off at detox. She also is going to keep in touch with him and pick him up to bring him to Rock View to start his journey towards recovery. If I could give her 1 million stars I would. She’s done so much more than she needed to do and she sounds like she is a tremendous blessing to many. I’m so excited for my son to have the opportunity to be with her at Rock View. I know when he leaves I will have so many more positive experiences to share. Sometimes in life, it’s the small things that are so huge. The simple loving tone in someone’s voice and extra time they devote to someone they don’t even know. I’m pretty sure the world is a better place because of Tiffany. Dina Berry ( Brady’s mom)

I recently met and spoke at length with the co-founder of Rock View Recovery, Jeff Bucher. As a clinician for Desert Star Addictions Recovery Center I was interested in finding out more about the programs Rock View offered. I plan on visiting their programs in the Phoenix area soon, and I was impressed with Jeff's authenticity and openness about himself and his programs. They have Residential Treatment and Structured Sober Living homes. My experience with Owners, CEOs and the like, is that they set the stage for the quality and integrity of their programs. I believe Rock View Recovery will be a very positive influence in their community and with the clients they serve. I'll update my review after I visit their programs in the near future and I expect to find high quality facilities and compassionate staff.

We were hoping our loved one would go to this mens program as it appeared to offer a mixture of activities but mostly a community of recovery & support. The rooms are almost double the price but compared to the setting, location, activities & support they spoke of, there really is no comparison for one to have a successful outcome of the gift of soberity & peace of mind. Brad, the house manager was very courteous & encouraging. We also thank Ryan Ross for his integrity & business skills in returning our deposit on the room. From our brief encounter with Rock View SL its still our prayer he might change his mind; and I would recommend others to also consider this SL house. Thank you <3

First of all the home is beautiful; the lake is very nice, and there’s a lot of birds and general nature in the area. The interior is well organized, and by implementing chores into our daily routine, we’re able to help keep it clean and maintain our home. Secondly everybody in the house has been incredibly kind and sincere. Occasionally there are issues, but we are able to get through them as adults. The house manager, Michelle, is uniquely loving and caring. She takes her job seriously. By checking in on the residents to make sure they’re okay, ensuring conflict resolution, and generating group activities to do on weekends and such, she creates a loving and homely environment that is unique to Rockview. Everybody in upper management in general has a genuine desire to help and support the residents Finally, the rules required to stay are logical but also realistic. They are accommodating to each residents unique circumstances, as long as the resident is dedicated to staying sober and their recovery. I’ve been to a couple sober living homes in the past, and they just haven’t been a good fit. If you are serious about getting help, Rockview is a good place to be and they’ll definitely give you the support you need.

Rockview has absolutely been a breath of fresh air! It's so relaxing and the views all around the property are like scenes in a movie. My housemates are fun to hang around and they welcomed me and made me feel right at home. Thank you Michelle for everything you do for us! You are the bomb.com! I'm very blessed to be around wonderful, recovering family!

I've always been a person that see's fairness and I am going to give my honest review and I how any future probable resident that are, looking to please read this. For starters the house looks good from the outside, however, taking a deeper look things are broken all over the place. The refrigerator in the main house leaks like a sieve, getting half of your stuff wet. if you have anything in that refrigerator. It often gets very hot then spoiling everybody's food except nobody realizes it so they keep eating it and end up getting sick and wonder why... And another heads up most of the reviews are written by people still live there and are in management so I'm assuming they're just forced to. Now onto the stay, the beds aren't horrible they're pretty comfortable, however you're required to get up and out of bed by 9 which isn't bad but forget to make you bed one time and it's behavior contact time. There was one really great house manager, the first and last in my case have anger issues and think that leadership is using your power to push people around to for sometone to do what they want. Definitely not a William Wallace or George Washington that's for sure. And word to the wise don't be the one who tries to stick up for the other guys and be a man of principle because it won't work out for you too well. And if you have a disability this is definitely not the place for you. I have back problems and there was definitely no sympathy or compassion for your pain so get used to working through pain. You can't open the windows upstairs because there aren't screens and trust me it gets very hot upstairs! I did have a good time fishing, would have been great if the boat worked. Any of them from any of the houses . And sometimes distinct from dead fish was really overpowering. Although honestly I can say that's not their problem or fault. And I got to tell you it's definitely not worth the money they charge to have a room in one of those houses. The programs that was spoke of when I was looking at the house we're never offered. There was yoga which I couldn't do because of my back however I still got in trouble for not going! And probably one of the biggest problems that I found is that there's a thief in the house, And your food will go missing and nobody will ever own up to it. So just expect to buy stuff and have it eaten by other people. I was told that there were subscriptions to Netflix and Hulu and all the different programs on all the TVs and that is certainly not the case. Although that might change after my riding this. But I can definitely say that my stay there was not pleasant and was definitely a lot more stressful for me than it ever needed to be. So I would definitely take a look at a different sober house or at least ask the guys there what they're real opinion is before you do jump. There are some really great people there that really do care and there are some people there that just tried to make themselves look good and really couldn't care less about you. All in all I really wish I would have went to a different sober house and done my research but that's definitely my mistake. But I won't be making the same mistake twice. And if you even remotely have money issues and they're thinking about rockview I can tell you that you're not going to want to be there if you can't pay for it and you won't be there for long if you can't.

Moving from Texas to Arizona for school was a big step, not just for my education but for my personal journey of growth and recovery. I needed more than just a change of scenery—I needed a solid foundation, a place where I could continue healing and building myself up. And somehow, in the middle of all that uncertainty, I didn’t just find a house; I found a home. A whole community opened its arms to me, welcoming me with the kind of warmth and support that makes all the difference. Now, I have not only a roof over my head but a strong environment that encourages me to keep pushing forward, to keep growing, and to know that I’m never alone in this journey.