Operation PAR

Gohan Ree 

on Google

6 days ago

I think they do a very good job, they are great treat everyone equal, very professional. Dave, Mike, Jamie, Shelby, Alana, April, Kevin all are very friendly and go above just dosing needs. They help solve problems on a human level. They go far and beyond expectations 

Marcos Villanustre (RUBBERS) 

on Google

2 weeks ago

There are better methadone and suboxone clinics in the area such as New Season's. This one is more expensive, petty, with horrible nursing staff one of the men nurses there and his supervisor are God awful and couldn't care less about their patients or keeping patients. If you want take homes, new seasons gives them to you twice as quickly and greater amounts and they actually care about you. 

Charlene Pike 

on Google

a year ago

I first attended the Bradenton clinic have been attending par for 12 years and yes it seems they try to get you to go up in your dose because they are always asking how your feeling are you stable blah blah blah. But they aren't twisting your arm after 12 years the most I went was to 115 during pregnancy and I'm back down to 60 MG by dropping 5 MG a week so I dropped 55 MG pretty fast. But I'm ok I didn't need to be that high I don't think any one does I think they just search for that high they used to get so they go up and... read more

N Pike 

on Google

a year ago

I first attended the Bradenton clinic have been attending par for 12 years and yes it seems they try to get you to go up in your dose because they are always asking how your feeling are you stable blah blah blah. But they aren't twisting your arm after 12 years the most I went was to 115 during pregnancy and I'm back down to 60 MG by dropping 5 MG a week so I dropped 55 MG pretty fast. But I'm ok I didn't need to be that high I don't think any one does I think they just search for that high they used to get so they go up and... read more

Beth “Betherz” Apple 

on Google

a year ago

I've just read a number of other reviews, & my overall feeling regarding the ppl who felt they were/are not being helped seem to have unreasonable, unrealistic expectations. Yes, they do random drug screening. They aren't observed, unless u give them reason to be suspicious. & if u actually read the Patient Handbook before starting u'd understand that UA's are simply part of the program. Yes, in the very beginning, u can only move up 10 mgs. @ a time, & only once a week until u get to 160 mg's, then u need to see the Doc. Th... read more