Sobertec

This place SUCKS, once they get a hold of your insurance card, they will use it like an ATM card, and charge 10 times the amount. They promise they will have family therapy, but that never happened. They will drive you by a beautiful home, that houses the addicts, but what they don’t tell you that they will put 5 males in a master bedroom. This place needs to be shut down ASAP. I will call my insurance and file a formal complaint.

I’ll forever be grateful to this drug rehab. I was as at a dark place in my life with my alcohol addiction. I was literally pushing away my loved ones because of it. I knew I needed help and so I called Sobertec. What a difference this treatment facility has done for me. With the compassionate and caring staff, the 60-​day treatment program helped me get back on my feet. I went through detox and therapy to fully recover from my substance abuse problem.
For the first time, I really feel like I’m mentally and physically prepared to live drug-​free for the rest of my life. Thanks so much for empowering me with the tools and resources I needed to be sober.

Originally I did not want to come to any rehab program. My parents called in because I had an addiction problem with Heroine. It was about two weeks into the program when I got rid of the chip on my shoulder. The staff really cares about the individual. As busy as they are they make it happen. Work during the week and good times on the weekends. Completed the program back in December last year. I have been clean 55 days! WOO! Dimitri is awesome btw.

After spending over 10k for basically just rides back and forth to NA and AA I wish there was a zero star. There is so many county and state violations being committed it’s insane. The ONLY reason I had any success was the fact I met a girl who changed my life. I do not recommend Soberwreck

Sobertec saved my friend’s life. She checked out of there yesterday and I can’t believe how great she’s doing. They taught her a lot of ways to keep up with her sobriety and stay away from her temptation and it shows because we’re back in her home town in the Bay Area and she can easily get to drugs she was using before but you could just see that getting high is the furthest thing on her mind.
They took amazing care of her and it shows because the initial intake coordinator I spoke two three months ago when we checked her in along with her case manager contact me, her and her sister to check in on how she’s doing. I couldn’t be more proud of her and how much she has changed. Thank you to everyone here for what you guys have done for her.

Our family is eternally grateful to the staff at Sobertec for working with us to help our son with his journey in sobriety. Stephanie, Anthony, Will and Dimitri are but a few of the superstars that have been professional, empathetic and dedicated to the best possible care in a gorgeous environment. If you are fortunate enough to get a spot with these folks you are sure to have the best support and opportunity to get your life on track. Thank you, Sobertec! You guys are Awesome!!!

This place really saved my life. I was a little skeptic when my friends took me here because I really didn’t think I had an addiction problem but I really did. I spent two months here getting clean and I walked out the place finally sober.
My case manager was extremely caring and patient. I had my guard up when I first got here but she was able to get through to me. From that I learned a lot about myself and where my issues stemmed from. Once I got a better understanding of myself she gave me the mentality I needed to stay clean. I also learned a lot from my peers. I made tons of friends who are still my support system… after all I did spend plenty of time with them through group sessions.
The only think I could think of that kept me from giving this Sobertec a glowing five star review is the chef. I thought it was extremely cool that we had a chef come in everyday to cook us all of our meals. Most days the food was great but there would be meals here and there that was just alright (I don’t know if it was just me because I’m such a foodie.)
At the end of the day it’s not the food that matters, it’s the fact that everyone here helped me clean myself up. I will always be grateful for what they’ve done for me and I’ll never forget them.

The scoop the real scoop about this place… well they will lie and cheat to get your money. And they have some many bloody rules.
Anthony will tell ur parents anything to get you to come here. He tells u that there is a private cook… well that’s kinda the truth but he cooks terrible meals. And they don’t treat u with any respect while ur there, belittling u the whole time.
Go anywhere except this place.

My family brought me here because I had a really bad addiction to vicodin. At first I didn’t want to go to rehab but I knew I had to go through with it because my family went through all the trouble arranging my stay here. After I agreed to go to rehab, one of their intake coordinators got a hold of me and made all the arrangements to get to the facility. They had someone pick me up at my house. When I got there I met with a doctor and a psychiatrist to do an evaluation so they could build a specific treatment for me.
Once my evaluation was over with, I went straight into detox. I tried going cold turkey on my own before but the pain was so bad that I ended up using. But this place has a medically induced program which helped big time with withdrawals. I was in detox for about a week and once I got cleared I went I moved into housing. At first I was a bit nervous because I didn’t know who I was going to bunk with but it turned out to be great because I became very close friends with my roommate.
At first the program is tough for me because I had to get use to their schedule. They do a great job organizing your day and assigning you to specific groups according to your condition and needs. I didn’t like sharing when I began my group sessions but once I finally opened up it helped a lot. My case manager was a great support to. There were a lot of times where I wanted to just stop and go back to using but she kept motivating me to stay strong and stay committed to my sobriety.
When my program ended I knew I was a different person. I learned a lot about myself here and I learned how to use the skills they provided me to stay clean. What I really liked about this rehab facility is the fact that I gained a great support system. I still keep in touch with my case manager especially when I need here and I can count on my roommate and the other friends I made here. I strongly recommend this place because they will get you all the help and support you will need to get clean. The only reason why I would consider giving them a 4-​star rating is because they took away my phone when I got there and didn’t I didn’t get it back until I moved into their housing.

I wish I could give Sobertec a higher rating, but after much thought, I cannot. (Side note — why is every single review either removed or filtered? We’re talking over 15 reviews).
My husband went here for 30 days and was a scholarship patient, meaning they helped fund part of his stay — although, to be clear, we did pay many thousands of dollars! He detoxed for 7 days and transferred to Sobertec afterwards. He didn’t find out until about 5 days before he was discharged from treatment that his 30 days actually started from the time he entered detox because he was on «scholarship». This upset me greatly, especially since it was a total surprise.
The pros: my husband is still sober; he had a great counselor at the program who he still speaks to
The negatives: everything else
I was misled about many things, from coed housing, to phones in the house, etc. After about 2 weeks into the program, they were already trying to convince us to extend his stay, saying he needed more rehab. (They even called us «LIARS» after we told them we couldn’t afford to stay any longer… true story). People were still getting drunk in rehab, there were fights between residents, inappropriate relationships… basically, it was very difficult to pay so much money to send my husband here and watch this drama unfold. I don’t have a lot of rehab experience, so I’m not sure if there are better places out there, but let’s hope so!

Shame on Sobertec for sharing private medical information with a credit card company, which is a violation of the HIPPA act.