Residential Treatment Services of Alamance, Inc.

“RTSA has and continues to contribute greatly to my recovery. I appreciate the staff and program itself for leading me to change my life for the better.”

“This was the best place to go for the first steps in the right direction to get my life back on a straight and narrow. They have amazing staff an amazing cook Ms. Debbie, Everyone there from staff to patients and residents were cool and friendly and I greatly appreciate everything they did for me. Mark is a really great person went above and beyond for me all the staff this isn’t just a detox facility this a place for you to go when you need a family. Thank you guys so much I’ll return the favor by helping the next person that comes my way. I didn’t feel ashamed being there I felt welcome and encouraged to go on. Thank you Robert, Ms. Debbie and all the other staff I forgot to mention you guys saved my life much love to you all”

“Carolyn, Robert,Suzy,and Mark.You all are fantastic. I appreciate the way I was treated and all the advice I was given. Everyone gave me respect,treated with dignity and I felt like everyone genuinely cared about me personally. I want Dana to know that she is included also.Keep up the good work.Y'all are saving one life at a time.......Thanks again......”

“I’ve been in detox at RTS detox more than once and it’s usually a good place. Last time I was there I was detoxing from fent and benzos. I came in at about 530pm and the following day I woke up in a hospital with my family standing over me. When I woke up the first thing the doctor and my mother were asking me was what did I take?. I didn’t take anything but the Ativan that they gave me at the hospital. I’ll keep this short as I can but I didn’t take any drugs in this place with me. If you go to rts you share a bathroom with another patient. So there’s two rooms with a bathroom in between. In the bathrooms and bedrooms there are no cameras. When I woke up the second day I was there I walked down to the day room got some coffee and went back to my room and fell back sleep. Two hours later is when the nurse found me unconscious. Like I said I didn’t take any drugs in with me. I was trying to get help. There was a man in the room next to me that I never saw the time I was there. He stayed in his room the entire time. Now I’m not The smartest but I know I didn’t bring any drugs in with me and the doctor said I overdosed and that they had to give me 14 mags of Nathan to get me back so that tells me that someone slipped me something that morning after I payed back down. I just wanted to share what happened to me. This was about a year ago. If you do go just watch out for who’s coming n the room next to you. They need to put cameras in the bathrooms and bedrooms.”