Customer ReviewsforAmerican Addiction Centers, Inc.

These people are snakes. The messaged me with a sympathetic, caring message when responded, then immediately started to pitch me on their inpatient program. It turns out, they have an A.I. bot messaging people, pretending to care. They seem like complete capitalists who wish to profit off of human suffering and substance abuse. Avoid them like the extractive plague they are. They don't care about you. They only care about how many greenbacks they can syphon from your bank account.

Would give zero stars if possible. The intake "navigator" that spoke to me regarding my situation was both condescending and rude. I would never work with these people.

Our adult married son, who was struggling with drug addiction had been thrust upon us. We were grateful when we discovered AdCare, located across the country from us, that seemed promising for our son's recovery. I shared every detail I knew about his addiction with AdCare. On the day designated for his journey to recovery, we accompanied him to the airport, only to receive a distressing call from AdCare Rhode Island on our way home, informing us they were unable to admit him as planned due to lack of available beds. This occurred just as he was boarding the plane with his suitcase already checked and destined for Rhode Island. Their solution: they would reroute him once he arrived at Midway. This meant that his bag would be left unattended. I suggested he stay at a hotel for the night of October 19 in RI and be picked up the following morning. I had never requested financial assistance from them, so I proceeded to arrange a prepaid, non-refundable hotel room near the airport. AdCare called again, stating an opening had unexpectedly become available and they could admit our son. I had to rush back to ***********, imploring them to refund the non-refundable booking. Assured someone from AdCare would be present at the airport to receive our son, we hoped for a smoother process. After nearly two hours of waiting, a **** driver eventually arrived. Our son went through airport security in Phoenix, and his belongings were subjected to searches at AdCare, and he was ultimately detained in detox for three days. Upon release in the facility, it was discovered he had managed to procure drugs. The source of these drugs remain unknown. AdCare transferred our son to ******* Hospital, leaving my husband with a distressing call hours later, announcing our son had been expelled and we needed to arrange for return of his belongings. AdCare demonstrated a lack of concern for someone who traveled thousands of miles to be entrusted to their care.

They spent all your money and don't tell you the amount they used. They use your insurance to stock up their medications storage. They didn't give me all the right medication that I was on. I didn't get a refund on my things I didn't receive. They don't take domestic violence victims safety seriously. The nurses vareky know how to do their job and cause more pain than actually being helpful. They are disrespectful and have favorites. This facility only cares about scamming insurances so please be careful.

Facilities, staff, program is all great! Other professional areas not so much.

The way this facility is a complete profit scheme. They tell you your insurance will cover one amount when you do the assessment and then Brittany in the business office tells you that you have to pay 90% of the rent amount to stay in their transitional living facility because her assumption on the patients situation is entirely different than what the assessment with AAC because it's a profit making scheme and a bait and switch tactic. She purposely overcharges a patient so they have to pay out of pocket opposed to what they qualify for that AAC tells them. She avoids refunding patients money that are due to them and constantly lies to cover her tracks. She has no problem if a patient winds up back in the streets and homeless if she doesn't get some type of payment in front of her. It's illegal in every way and discrimination. Don't go to this facility period. There are other ones locally that take all types of insurance and more friendly and organized.

My daughter was sent a plane ticket from Arkansas to Dallas with a promise that she would receive detox services, residential treatment, and help finding a sober living facility. The problem was they did not first check to see if her insurance would cover their services. After four days of detox she was told she would have to leave in a few days because her insurance would not cover. They did not provide transportation home. This is an unethical practice. I would give zero stars but that is not an option.

Wish I could leave no stars This place has a hotline that lies and gets paid off sending people here telling your approved for 60 days then they tell you the day your leaving that what they told you is not true. Body brokering is an illegal profit scheme. Some rehab facilities use this scheme to generate an ongoing supply of patients—and their insurance money. They can't control covid out breaks and if you get it they kick you out. They wait till the day your leaving your leaving that day. Then they try to tell you can't go to the place there where you sending you. They don't help with after care. They'll kick people out with no where to go and don't even offer them a ride. There pictures online are not even the current building. Save yourself go somewhere else.