Sacramento Recovery House

You get what you put in. PERIOD.

What else can I say about River City Recovery!!! If you TRULY want to be FREED from the disease of addiction, this place will do everything within their power to assist you in getting there. The rest is up to you and how TRULY BAD you as an individual want the opportunity to live your BEST life!!! All I had to do was show up and put to use ALL the great tools they give you and after being clean and sober for going on five months now, I can honestly say the program is PRICELESS!!! So if you to struggle with the disease of addiction, my only question for you is what are you waiting for??? God Bless.🙏

It was A nice rehabilitation center. I had family around me which made it a little more comfortable. I thought that A month would be enough for me. I missed my kids. I made every excuse why I did not need more time in recovery. Truth is you do. Stay with it. It is a great place.

I'm only giving a one star because there isn't an option to give zero. The "office manager", Danielle Driggs, is extremely unprofessional and rude and lacks the basic knowledge to provide to potential new patients for intake and admission questions. This was enough to understand that this would most definitely not be a suitable fit for our loved one to receive the care they desperately need. If they run their program the same way they run the intake and admission process, what a horrible experience for those in the program. Stay away!

Saved my life in 2000. I was the 2nd set of.women to ever go through. Lynn Skaggs, Lynda...Fred cooked and Rod did the TL and Theresa was a counselor there then. I spent some time above the office as for a short time it was TL. Most of the rules were written because of me haha. Anyway, it was like heaven for me. Some women claimed to see angels in the rooms.

What makes these people unique are the counselors who work here. They are kind, patient, compassionate and understanding. They truly put all of themselves into their work. Somehow, they foster an enduring sense of community and healing, essential but so elusive for people just getting off alcohol and drugs... Do not judge this place by its humble appearance, the grounds are well maintained and the food very good, but those things are not why you should go to rehab. Go for the people who will meet you where you're at, accept you as you are and help you take the first few difficult steps out of the abyss of addiction. Years later I still see seeds sprouting from conversations I had while there, almost three years ago. I am a better man for having been there in ways that were not initially clear to me. Framework/curriculum is largely AA. If that's not your thing, consider going here anyhow, whether or not you end up in a 12 step program later on (I did) the essential material is still absolutely helpful.

I've known a few people who have stayed at River City and if someone relapses less than two months after being discharged and you just welcome them back in, then something is wrong. People who are parents should not be encouraged to take a months long siesta from their life and children. Outpatient treatment should be recommended. Give them the necessary tools and resources to cope while at home. Kids are traumatized and families are broken. Stop encouraging people to take a time out from life and instead try a different treatment plan catered to his or her situation.

Amazing place! 15 acres of spiritual property! They even have a serenity tree so you can get some serenity!! I went in a junkie and came out a high tax paying productive member of society! The staff is great and know what they’re doing!! Neil, Shawn, Eric, Evan, Paul, Victor and Danny are the 97 Bulls!! I may have to relapse some day just to get to stay again!!