Live Free Recovery Services Residential

Mikayla Civali 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I left my details with the operator who answered a couple of hours ago and I’m awaiting a call back. The operator was very kind…. with that being said, my boyfriend Zachary suffered 2 seizures within less than 24hrs of being at Live Free, and had to be transported to the ER, we have been struggling to get him into a neurologist as the wait is months long. To keep this short, his mri scan showed that the seizures could be linked to past history of using and the hard effects its had on his body. Id like to emphasize this is PA... read more

Jay Dee 

on Google

2 months ago

Do not come here for anything but getting a drug out of your system. It’s gross, unhealthy, the staff are on subs and out of it while giving groups. The food is crap, staff is short handed and bathrooms and rooms do not get cleaned. Sad to see the state give money for the lovely buildings but the inside says it all. It was awful. Luckily some of the nurses are amazing and one staff member was on the same page about how nasty the place was. She was the most helpful and ran around doing people’s laundry etc because they were s... read more

don robar 

on Google

5 months ago

Best place and best decision Ive ever made 

Matthew 

on Google

6 months ago

Thank you to all the staff at live free residential for helping me get to where I am now. I am so appreciative to them helping me jump start my life. They have amazing counselors and staff who helped me with all my aftercare needs. I am so grateful for this program!!!!!! 

Anna Hall 

on Google

7 months ago

If I could rate this negative stars I would. The treatment of my loved one was inhumane. The workers there convinced him to choose this program with false information. The facility gave the worst possible level of care, to the point where he had to be transported to a hospital. Workers kept blaming medication problems on his insurance, when in reality they just weren't willing, or knowledgeable enough to fulfill his level of care. They gave him medications that were not necessary, and then refused medications that were neede... read more