Highland Rivers Residential

Alicia Hanson
5 Star
Our mentally ill son has been here 2 times; each time they treat him with respect, and dignity and compassion. He is schizo with bipolar and is having a very hard time. Rebecca the intake nurse was so sweet and helpful and did most of the foot work for us. Sam is also amazing, he always calls right back and is very compassionate. I am 10000000% happy with this place. Due to our sons mental health we have dealt with some shady places, but Highland Rivers is the best.
Wednesday 16th March 2022

Rob H
5 Star
THANK YOU! Unfortunately; due to my own devices, I've been here over a dozen times. They have ALWAYS welcomed me with wide open arms. I mean EVERYONE there! This last time I went straight into the 14 day residential program run by Carl, since just continuous 7 day detoxes didn't work. I'm now 9 months clean and sober. My life amazing now when ALL hope was lost. Thank you all!
Saturday 31st July 2021

Troy Clark
5 Star
No matter how many times I fall off the wagon and have to tuck my tail between my legs and walk back in the front dare they always welcome me with open arms. And it's one of the few detox places where the staff actually cares about your recovery. Truly genuine good people works here.
Thursday 1st July 2021

Patricia Morgan
4 Star
Stayed 8days here at RTU cause Brandon and Kelsey had a 10-13 taking out on me...Feeling better now thank God...
Monday 1st March 2021

Cathy Olson
5 Star
My adult son was admitted to Highland Rivers for medical detox. He was so grateful for the staff, their patience and the knowledge they had of the person, experience and physical needs of someone who has lapsed more than once, but found themselves needing detox to move ahead with the healing. Not only did they provide the medication necessary to ensure he was safely detoxed, but they also coordinated with facilities where he lives to ensure he had appointments set up, so he could continue with his therapy after discharge. This has made all the difference and allowed my son to have hope, along with finally having access to mental health support to do so.
Tuesday 28th January 2020