“Thank you Guardian for giving me The tools I needed to get my life back. I am able to do things today that I was never able to do before and never dreamed that I would be able to do. Thank you to all the staff for the love and support. Thank you to the cooks and the therapists. You all are amazing people and are doing a job like no other can.”

“Pine Tree Recovery is the first detox I’ve been to and has set the bar high for any kind of hospitalizations. Staff aid you through the worst of withdrawals and treats their patients like adults. The atmosphere is very calm and welcoming and the food is fantastic. I would recommend PTR to anyone struggling with alcohol and any other addictions.”

“Had a great stay here. The staff we're great. And the good was 10/10. I definitely recommend”

“Unfortunately, this wasn’t my first time in a detox/rehab facility. But after this experience (detox) wise, I’ve never experienced such care medically, emotionally and physically. The staff actually treat you like human being’s because most of them are in recovery too. They laughed with me, listened and did the best they could without any judgment. Even when things were out if their control, they still tried to help. Of course no place is perfect and I understand that. I had the chance to make some grievances about things I didn’t feel that were appropriate. Once I filled out the form, the clinical director met with me the next day. She not only heard me, but she listened to me. That meant a lot and showed that they truly strive to be the best. Fingers crossed I won’t go down the road I have been, but if I do, this is where I’m going. I haven’t been appreciative with a facility like this ever. They care. You just have to do your part in wanting help.”

“Pine Tree’s IOP program is a great way to extend care or support your recovery. The schedule provides flexibility for people with families, jobs, or other commitments. I have seen so many people transform their lives in the few short months I was here. I was exposed to a wide variety of treatment modalities while still being able to dive deep into the work of recovering.”