TruHealing Baltimore at Woodlawn

“"I don't know what you're even doing here." Those were the last words from my case worker, Jamie, as I was trying to be released at my own expense because they were over two hours late. I went in for a 7 day detox and Jamie (who appears to run the show) told me in advance it wasn't going to work. That brings up at least two questions: Why offer offer a service you yourself don't believe in? This behavior case worker, Jamie, whose last name I don't know, is a disgrace to the entire profession of mental health and substance abuse treatment”

“I was at the program for 35 days just for them to send me home with no Suboxone and no one will get back to me. If I wasn’t strong enough, I’d be right back on the street so beware of leaving the program without your medication after staying there and allowing them to get your insurance for 35 days and then I’m not giving a shit about you. If they truly cared about me, they would’ve gotten back to me or made sure that I had my medication. Most people are there for 7 to 5 days and I was there for 35 because I didn’t go to a recovery house like they wanted me to I guess I do not matter.”

“Just terrible. Staff was alright Jamie was very respectful and helpful along with kat but turns out I got a prescription filled there April second and by April 7th I was sent to another facility with a completely empty bottle of welbutrin that was freshly filled at their facility. I don’t know why they’d fill my prescription just to rob me of it and now I suffer but, what can you do. Sketchy facilities have sketchy doings. Do yourself a favor and just Goto hygia.”

“They quite literally gave me marijuana. The doctors wouldn't give me my medication. No therapy or counseling. If I wanted to sit in a room, watch TV and get high, I can do it much better at home. This place then kicked me to the curb when ai confronted them. They're just a bunch of minimum wage employees, if you can call them that, that don't care about you. You're better off getting sober at home because this place will make you reach for a needle.”