Rome Health Community Recovery Center

“I have a mild case of alcoholism. I still work, I maintain a steady income. I've never been arrested or had issues with child protective. I take care of my children and fully insure their safety. I believe my alcohol problem is out of control. I attempted their group sessions. I was not able to talk or put in my input beyond my greeting. Unless you are legally obligated to attend...they will not help you.”

“Not very accommodating for people that are voluntarily seeking help and who have jobs on off shifts, or are traveling from 30 minutes or more away cause its the closest place to get help. Requirements for meetings are ridiculous if u dont live close, sometimes having to go in twice in 1 day, hours apart like u have all day to hang out waiting between appointments. Not making the program personalized to accommodate jobs and such only sets people up for failure and relapse. Thought the idea was to help people.”

“I go here and it honestly is like every other AA program. The highest amount of suboxone you can get prescribed is 16 mg. And they get taken away for almost any drug in your urine even if you're prescribed them. The groups you're required to go takes up all of ypur week, and there are random drug tests every day where they watch you.”

“The people here really care,”