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Endeavor House North

206 Bergen Avenue, Kearny, New Jersey, 07032
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About Endeavor House North

Endeavor House is a New Jersey-based alcohol and drug treatment center for adult men and women. The facility in Kearny offers a range of programs, including detox, residential, transitional living and outpatient services, all of which approach addiction from a multidisciplinary standpoint. Treatment is grounded firmly in the 12-Steps and stresses the importance of peer interaction and support, as well as the development of healthy coping skills for daily sober living.

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Payment Accepted
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License/Certification
Outpatient
Residential
Intensive outpatient treatment
Private health insurance
Cash or self-payment
Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
Clients who have experienced trauma
Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
The Joint Commission
Service Settings
Outpatient
Residential
Intensive outpatient treatment
Payment Accepted
Private health insurance
Cash or self-payment
Special Programs
Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
Clients who have experienced trauma
License/Certification
Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
The Joint Commission
Transitional Services
Education And Counseling Services
Ancillary Services
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Patient Reviews

Overall Rating
3.7
(37 reviews)
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  • Accommodations & Amenities
    3.6
  • Treatment Effectiveness
    3.7
  • Meals & Nutrition
    3.8
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Debra Dercola
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It was extremely structured however the one thing I wasn’t fond of was I got the feeling I was in a prison In the am he would say “everyone stand out of you room” Most of the males would be doing pull-ups on a bar trying to out do one another
1.0
Kristen
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Go to the reviews on Google. Do not expect a dual facility. In addition, health care from an actual Doctor is hit or miss. Be careful trusting in this place. I, personally, had a poor experience.
1.0
Stoney Cardin
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I was led to believe this is a mental health facility but found it to just be a 12 step program and Detox. They wouldn't give me my health records while I was there, didn't and still haven't processed my short term disability paper work. If you need help I suggest any where but here. I'm still waiting on my health records zinnia health !!!!! And my short term disability smh
1.3
James P
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Meals & Nutrition
I was just there for 7 days, which was 7 days too long. Most of the techs were nice but overworked due to lots of people being fired or quitting and not being replaced (from what I was told). Administration was sub par at best. I was fed lies and broken promises 75% of the time. This place is a dilapidated understaffed hole in the wall. It's falling apart faster than they are fixing it. There are so many places where walls are peeling, bathrooms not working properly, there was a lock to one of the bathrooms that didn't work at all. That is very concerning due to that there are male and female clients on the same floor and they all use the same bathroom facilities. The food was edible but there were several unsanitary situations in the kitchen, such as plates were not being dried properly, to the hot wells sometimes not even being turned on so the food was cold, cross contamination by the cooks touching surfaces they shouldn't and not changing gloves etc. There was never enough plates or silverware for all clients. Phone calls are monitored, but not for the right reasons. You only get three 10 minute phone calls a week. If you don't know the numbers by heart, good luck getting your cell phone to write the numbers down. If you are only able to talk to your family at certain times of the day because they work, good luck, because they do not change the call times. I would of only been able to talk to my wife and kids once a week. I did not see my counselor until the 6th day after my arrival. I never even met my case worker before I left, and they never substituted either one for me. If you decide it isn't the place for you to do your recovery and you say "you want to go home" while on the phone with whoever your emergency contact is, they will cut the call short and try to coerce he/she to keeping you there saying "you are not ready to go home". Luckily my wife was on my side, she showed up the next day, and drove 4 and 1/2 hours to get me. When she arrived it took them 2 hours to get me ready. I was pulled into the counselor's office an hour after she arrived and was asked what was going on. I explained that my wife was on the way to get me and I'm going to continue my treatment somewhere else. I asked if my wife was already there and was told "no" by my counselor when in fact my counselor was the first person to talk to my wife when she arrived. After that the head administrator tried to talk my wife out of it again. I found this out only after I was finally released and was able to talk to my wife face to face. When the last resort was for them to remind me of the 72 hour hold for my belongings, I told them I would be back up to get them and may even take a tour of New York while I was back up there. They let me have my belongings when I left anyway. They tried and did everything they legally could to keep me there. Not all the staff were bad, there were a few that went out of their way to try and fix some of the issues I was having. On a positive note I left there sober and I already have another recovery facility lined up. I was not required to attend this recovery facility by law, by my wife, by my family, or any other party. I decided it was time for me to get help and if this what you have to go through, it will make you think twice before using again.
3.7
Teresa Deweese
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It's a great facility. Except when I got there. In intake they went thru and dumped out everything I had. Emptied my billfold. I had a bicentennial quarter 1776/1976 I no longer have it I guess the two women who went thru my things got them plus 4 wheat pennies valuable. I have had all these for a very long time one of them was my mother's birth year 1944 I have pics of all these. So I hope whomever has these things are happy with yourself. You will meet your maker one day. Other than that it's just another treatment center