Bridge to Recovery allowed my son to do just that. An opportunity to begin his journey to a new life. I realize not all families are as blessed, and am truly thankful for all the staff, both front line and behind the scenes. They held true to their philosophies.

My son was there for a month, died a week out. Yet was told by staff how well he was doing when I called, even said he was a role model for new patients. After we paid, communication became almost nonexistant. I know you cant stop a person from using , but certainly qualified staff can reality from BS and inform families.

I’ve been working in the addiction recovery field for over 10 years with my own nonprofit and I can tell you Dr Lew Davis is a solid guy with a fantastic program. This organization can take a man who’s broke, give them the help they need and actually assist with aftercare out of their own pocket. You’re not going to find that level of commitment somewhere else.

What an awesome place to go. I would recommend the Bridge to anyone and everyone wanting to get help. I can not say thank you enough to all the staff and interns there, You guys rock. Thanks for all you guys do.

Great place for recovery. Not to fancy and its affordable. My stay was great with staff and onsite meetings.

As an intern counselor I love the work they do at the Bridge. Top notch facility with caring and supportive staff.

I would like to thank The Bridge to Recovery for giving me a strong foundation for my recovery. I cannot recommend BTR enough. I have never felt such love and support from staff before. This is not your average state run facility. A true homelike setting. Everyone at BTR was truly concerned about my recovery. Great curriculum, working on mind, body, and spirit. Thank you guys...forever in your debt,Brian Burleson

Super awesome. The on site staff are not only caring, knowledgable, and kind, but also funny, laid back, and trust worthy.The A.A. 12 step program has brought a lot of life into my life, but the spiritual renewal tops it off.I have learned a lot about my life, but most importantly about God.Very homey! Comfortable with great food!You feel right at home (:The bridge is one of the best treatment and counciling centers I’ve ever visited: (:

Went here after detox. These guys are selling pain pills at the AA meetings! Lou only cares about the 2500 dollars witch is a waiste of money considering i relapse the first 20min i was there after that i brought it to his attention and he drops me off at a homeless shelter. Please dont waiste your money like i almost did. Witch it should be a state funded program!

Bridge to Recovery’s (BTR) confidentiality policy prevents a public response to any client’s concerns posted online. In general, BTR hopes and prays anyone who is unhappy with our services finds a different path to recovery. Further, BTR always leaves the door open to someone who relapsed and is ready to try again. God Bless.