Recovery Works

Recovery Works Mayfield Kentucky

Recovery Works Mayfield drug and alcohol treatment center is located in Graves County– South of Paducah, KY. Recovery Works of Mayfield provides Medical Detoxification, Residential, Intensive Outpatient Program and Outpatient Counseling. The programs are individualized based on the needs of each client. Inpatient short and long term stays are offered for each program.

ABOUT RECOVERY WORKS

With facilities in eight states including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota, and Kentucky, Recovery Works in Mayfield, Ky. offers medical detox, residential care, partial hospitalization (PHP), outpatient counseling, and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). Medication-assisted treatment is also available to help with symptoms of withdrawal.

TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT

Treatment starts with a free assessment. Residential treatment programs are individualized and vary in length. Programs include a 12-step focus.

Programs include individual and group therapy, including psychotherapy, music therapy, and art therapy, along with recreational and educational therapy, as well as meditation, recreation, and additional education and support groups. Recovery Dynamics and/or other types of self-help groups are provided on-site. Clients learn about life skills, participate in addiction education, and receive mental health treatment, if needed.

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers flexible day and evening sessions and involves 12-step meetings, individual therapy, intensive group therapy, and psychoeducational classes on the nature of addiction. Holistic offerings including recreational therapy and dietary planning.

Medication assisted treatment utilizes prescription medications, such as Methadone, to manage physical symptoms of withdrawal. This program also includes therapy, life skills development, and 12-step meetings.

Loved ones are encouraged to participate in treatment and both family programs and educational group’s are offered.

STAFF CREDENTIALS

According to its website, Recovery Works employs a multidisciplinary team of caring professionals includes medical, psychiatric, and support staff. The website also notes that 24-hour nursing coverage is available during detox.

ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES

Recreational and exercise equipment is provided. All residents must complete chores during their stay. Clients are supervised 24/7.

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

To date, three alumni submitted feedback about Recovery Works to Best-rehabs.com. The feedback was mixed. Two of the reviews were very negative while one was positive.

Most of the negative reviews noted that the facility was only about the money and not the care of patients. An anonymous alum wrote: “Recovery works thinks of their clients as basically A price tag. Most of the time not even enough beds or food for people to eat. if you choose to leave which people did they won’t even let you use their phone.” Alum Spencer supported this statement: “I think this place is a danger to addicts and is putting peoples lives at risk. You are a product to these people, not a human being.”

The positive review praised the staff. Alum Stephanie wrote of her experience: “It saved my life! The staff is wonderful! If you really help this is the place to go!!”

On Google, Recovery Works Mayfield earned a single maximum five-star review.

WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY

At the time of this writing, four loved ones submitted feedback for Recovery Works to Best-rehabs.com. All of the reviews were fairly negative.

One loved one gave five out of five stars for treatment effectiveness and one out of five stars for meals and nutrition. Loved one A.F. gave one out of five stars for treatment effectiveness and wrote: “If you actually care about your love one and their recovery this isn’t the place for them. May daughter was there for one day and was ate up by bed bugs. They refused to let her call me and she walked in over 100 degree weather to get to a phone. Even her counselor she said was rude and mean.”

Another loved one, Judy, gave one out of five stars for treatment effectiveness and warned: “DO NOT LEAVE your loved one in the care of this facility.” She added: ” I have not heard from anyone. They also have all of her belongings. They were not professional or pleasant in the conversations I did get to have with them.”

The other loved one gave three out of five stars for both of these categories, and one out of five stars for family participation and counseling options.This loved one wrote that the facility had “No patience with people.”

FINANCING

According to its website, Recovery Works accepts numerous private insurance carriers, including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and Humana.

Recovery Works Reviews

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  • I'm very thankful for love and support they showed me. I have been clean and sober for 123 days, and I would not change a thing. Thank you recovery works. My hats off to the staff especially they chose to help for that I'm thankful. The problem lies within.
    This place is awful. No consistency. I left ama due to not even being able to get sanitary products and treated hostile. As I left an RA said you will die. Unbelievable. Very disappointed. By the way I am sober and very much alive. No thanks to recovery works Mayfield.
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  • PULLS YOUR CLOSER TO DRUG ADDICTS AND FURTHER AWAY FROM FAMILEY COUNSILER WOULD NEVER LET HIM CALL AND CHECK ON ME AND HIS SON
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  • Recovery Works saved my life, I truly believe I would be dead now if not for them.
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  • If you actually care about your love one and their recovery this isn't the place for them. May daughter was there for one day and was ate up by bed bugs. They refused to let her call me and she walked in over 100 degree weather to get to a phone. Even her counselor she said was rude and mean. The have a list of protocols they will inforce, but they don't tell you what they are. So if for some reason his is your ONLY option I would request copies of all the papers that are signed at that time and the handbook with rules (which we never received). The Dollar General off the exit (the closets store) even said it was a joke and that was the worse place to send anyone. They didn't even know how it was still open. By the way my daughter was detoxed for 8 days when I drove her there, so it wasn't a detox issue. She was clean and sober and knew everything going on. Worse detox place I have ever taken too!!!
    I cannot say enough about Recovery Works! It saved my life! The staff is wonderful! If you really help this is the place to go!!
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  • DO NOT LEAVE your loved one in the care of this facility. My daughter signed an ROI for me, her mother. They would ignore my calls and my daughter walked out on 2/20th and I have not heard from anyone. They also have all of her belongings. They were not professional or pleasant in the conversations I did get to have with them.
    I think this place is a danger to addicts and is putting peoples lives at risk. You are a product to these people, not a human being.
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  • It was generally a good facility.
    I showed up thinking this place and people would help me but it was far from that. Recovery works thinks of their clients as basically A price tag. Most of the time not even enough beds or food for people to eat. if you choose to leave which people did they won't even let you use their phone. My experience was not good and I understand when your in treatment it's hard but they do the bare minimum and make the experience worse
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  • Medical Detox was good. No patience with people...