The Narcan vending machine is in the main building where the big sign says Chestnut health systems over the door, & the address on the door is 1003, but if you think you have a problem with drugs?! My suggestion to you is to TRY six meetings, & then make a decision on whether or not you want to continue with your trip of recovery.

The most dysfunctional clinic I've ever experienced. I see they make an effort to comment generically on every review, requesting more feedback, but clearly nothing is being done about the literally spelled out complaints. They're all continuing to be problems dear reader of these reviews. One example, a refill attempt of mine: I have been, and currently are, attempting to have one filled for 3 weeks now. Its been sent to 4 different pharmacies which I was assured had my script filled, including the one INSIDE the clinic. All have been wild goose chases because when I get there im told a different script was requested from the one sent in and they dont have it in stock. Why is it so hard to verify availability before directing a patient to said location? I could continue on about the lack of call backs, and nurses with attitudes but this is just a review. No, I don't reccomend their clinical product, experience has been consistently inept at facilitating to keep me healthy and the care is desperately lacking due to understaffing. Update: After a month of effort communicating back and forth, sometimes waiting days for a response from the clinic I gave up trying to seek help from them. My health has deteriorated under their care and it only cost me several hundred dollars!!

Worst Inpatient program I've ever done. They were more worried about me wearing a mask then my recovery. Then I had a counselor quit and didn't even tell me I had to wait days to see someone.