WMC Health - HealthAlliance
105 Mary's Avenue, Kingston, New York, 12401
Call (845) 338-2500
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Treatment not very effective. Meals and accommodations were ok.
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Good opportunity to express self, talk about problems, hear other peoples' experiences, get clean. Limited activities, lack of variation small facility, close quarters, not many amenities or accommodations, short term (28 day).
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Friendly staff, decent food, clean, very social, good opportunities to talk & express yourself & get input from other clients. Not a lot of recreation or fun activities offered, kind of a one-size-fits-all 12-step program that may not help everyone, especially individuals with unique substance use behaviors not a huge rehab structurally or feature-wise, only intended as a small short term rehab, treatment is not too extensive or comprehensive.
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Staff and clientele are very supportive, keeps you on your toes, breaks you out of your shell, forces you to think about things you normally may not. Not very informative or educational about the disease of addiction and the underlying issues that contribute to it. The best support was associated with your interaction with other addicts and not necessarily the courses orchestrated by the counselors.