Wellness Resource Center

Wellness Resource Center Boca Raton Florida

Wellness Resource Center offers a comprehensive continuum of treatment solutions for adult men and women, ages 18 and above, who have a primary substance use disorder diagnosis and co-occurring mental health disorders. Treatment at Wellness Resource Center is a personalized, holistic experience that may feature a range of treatment activities and therapeutic services, including individual, group, family, and experiential therapies. Care is provided by experienced and compassionate professionals who are dedicated to treating each person who chooses to heal with us with the utmost dignity and respect.

ABOUT WELLNESS RESOURCE CENTER

Situated in the beachfront community of Boca Raton, Fla., Wellness Resource Center offers a phase-based, residential treatment program designed for adults struggling with chemical dependency and co-occurring mental health disorders. The abstinence-based program also offers specialized services for individuals with substance abuse disorders and autism spectrum disorders.

Although Wellness Resource Center does not provide detoxification, clients may be referred to non-affiliated detox partners in the area.

TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT

To form an individualized treatment plan, clients participate in an initial substance abuse and psychiatric assessment. Wellness Resource Center’s residential program is divided into three phases. During the first phase, a partial hospitalization program, clients adhere to a structured schedule of educational and therapeutic programming. While residing in community housing, clients attend the day program from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. five days per week.

Along with a 12-step introduction, which includes nightly meetings, clients participate in individual and group psychotherapy, as well as experiential therapy and gender-specific groups. Clients may also participate in equine therapy, and family involvement is highly encouraged. Through the facility’s Family Program, loved ones are invited to attend psychoeducational seminars held bimonthly and participate in family counseling on an as-needed basis.

Lasting between 30 and 60 days, Phase two offers clients more freedom, as individuals transition from the day program to outpatient services. While continuing to reside in community housing, clients attend up to nine hours of weekly programming and receive case management. During Phase two, clients are expected to seek full-time employment.

The optional Phase three includes transition into an associated sober living facility, where clients continue to receiving ongoing support, drug testing, and a level of supervision.

STAFF CREDENTIALS

CARF-accredited, Wellness Resource Center employs a multidisciplinary team of qualified clinicians, master’s level therapists, and certified addiction counselors. The facility also employs specialists with focus areas in dialectical behavioral therapy, trauma, and relapse prevention.

ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES

Wellness Resource Center’s 30-bed living community is comprised of apartment-like complexes surrounding a central outdoor pool with lounging areas. Residences feature well-appointed communal areas and full kitchens. During phase two, clients may begin using personal cell phones and have access to computers. While residing in the community, clients perform their own grocery shopping and enjoy access to a nearby gym.

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

At the time of this writing there have been two alumni polled by Best-rehabs.com. One alum agreed he would recommend the facility to friends or family, and the other disagreed. The two anonymous clients gave the facility four and five stars out of five for treatment effectiveness, four and five stars for accommodations & amenities, and five stars for meals & nutrition. One reviewer was neutral when asked about counseling options at the facility, and another strongly disagreed there were many counseling options to choose from.

The reviewers agreed and strongly disagreed that Wellness Resource Center was equipped to treat co-occurring conditions, as well as that the staff is experienced and well-trained, respectively. One anonymous client felt that a strength of the facility is that it provides structure and accountability. However, he noted that the residences and treatment center are at two different locations, stating that time was wasted shuttling back and forth. Although he stated he wasn’t sure the facility was a good fit for his diagnosis of depression, he said, “I believe they helped me.”

WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY

At the time of this writing there have been two friends and family members polled by Best-rehabs.com, and both reviews were positive. The anonymous loved ones gave the facility four and five out of five stars for treatment effectiveness, four stars for accommodations & amenities, and three and four stars for meals & nutrition. One reviewer did not comment on the facility’s variety of counseling options, and the other agreed that there were many counseling options to choose from.

Both reviewers strongly agreed that Wellness Resource Center is adequately equipped to treat co-occurring disorders and strongly agreed that facility staff are experienced and well-trained. An anonymous parent of a client noted that the facility staff members are strict, but dedicated and caring. Another reviewer felt that a strength of the facility was their ability to help dually diagnosed patients. He felt that the facility could be more hands on, noting that the quality of care has declined since a recent change of ownership.

FINANCING

Wellness Resource Center works with numerous major insurance providers, including Aetna, Cigna, MHNet Behavioral Health, ValueOptions, and United Healthcare. The facility may also provide financial assistance (under 60 percent of covered costs) for qualified clientele.

Wellness Resource Center Reviews

Wellness Resource Center not only saved my son Matthew's life it also gave him a new life! The entire team at Wellness Resource was Excellent!! Words cant's express the gratitude I have for the Wellness Resource Center and their program.
I have suffered with addiction my entire life. I have been to over a dozen facilities in Florida, North Caro lina, and New Mexico. While nothing to be proud of, I do believe my experiences provided me with direct insight into these facilities and what life inside them is like, insights that people beginning to seek treatment and their families and loved ones lack. I feel a burden to give some account of what I experienced be it good, bad, or ugly. Wellness Resources was almost exclusively bad and UGLY. I n contrast to most facilities I lived in, I came out WORSE and not better. It just simply was THE WORST place I stayed at, in comparison to at least a dozen facilities in 3 states. I can imagine you are stressed and in pain. Please do not make the situation worse by sending your suffering loved one to this place. And do not be surprised should you choose to do so, if they return worse and not better. Something laced it on my heart to do what I can to warn you AGAINST Wellness Resources. There are too many better alternatives out there. God bless.
This unfortunately was not a good fit for my daughter for personal reasons regarding her, but I will say even 2 weeks after my daughter left their program, they went above and beyond to help me make sure my child was safe in Florida (as we are all from Massachusetts) and they are even providing her with a sober escort to the airport tomorrow to get her back up here so that she is definitely safe and that means more to me than anything. If you have any issues, their team will work with you as much as you need to find solutions and I’ve been very satisfied by that!
They flew my barely 18 year old kid out there, charged my insurance a ton of money and then kicked her out after 2 days there when she was heavily coming off of 16 mg of suboxone daily! Now I need to fly her back home, and we’re looking into insurance fraud. I get why this fb page has no spot for complete transparency with real reviews!!!! There are so many nice places in Florida who cares more about helping people than about how much money they can bill their insurance company!! These people don’t HELP anyone!!!!!!! They made her feel so awful about herself!!
My wife was at Wellness Resource Center and it was a complete nightmare from my perspective. Once a "client" is admitted they surrender all rights at the door. They meet all the conditions of a captive. The front line staff are so unprofessional. They don't know how to answer phones. They don't know how to be nice. Everyone I saw or talked to who works there seems miserable. My wife told me that it was horrible. She barely ate anything during her time there. Everyone gives you a hard time when you try to see how things are going. There is something not right behind the scenes. I would suggest you stay away from this one. My wife's words: "They sold us a bill of goods - it's not like they said it would be."