American Behavioral Health Systems - Residential/Inpatient

David Belasco 

on Google

a month ago

I went there two years ago, and it was the best decision I could ever made to help me succeed in sobriety there was ups and downs, but that was when I first got there. I had really bad anxiety when I got there, but it took time overall I made the best of it 

Matthew Herman 

on Google

2 months ago

NOT a treatment center. Its a department of corrections churn mill. And the conditions are deplorable. Definitely not trauma informed. They even kept some of my medications upon discharging. When I asked to leave AMA, they lied to me saying no homeless services are available in the area when i asked what resources are around, even though I found the salvation army shelter down the street and got a bed and meal later that night. I feel bad for the guys there, its basically a jail. 

Leona Pearce 

on Google

2 months ago

I've Never been, but my brother is there rn. Hopefully it's a good environment and if the staff actually cares about their patients then he'll have a better chance at a 2nd chance. 

Rebecca Davis 

on Google

2 months ago

I transferred from Chehalis to Wenatchee. They told me that they faxed my medication/prescription to this specific area and they made me wait in a waiting room an emergency I didn’t get my prescription for real. I have an hours. Good luck to all you guys. 

starfox64roxmysox 

on Google

3 months ago

I was legally ordered to attend ABHS in Chehalis for six months instead of two years in prison in 2011. This, along with a judge's compassion in Whatcom Co., I credit with saving my life. I had tried another more "upscale" treatment center twice in the previous couple of years. Neither attempt worked. Whether it was my slamming into rock bottom at this time, or the awesome dudes I met during my stay, I have been clean off of opiates since 2011. My stay at ABHS (as much as I tried to get out of it at the time) proved my salva... read more