The Ranch At Dove Tree

The Ranch At Dove Tree Lubbock Texas

The Ranch at Dove Tree is a leading provider of collegiate-focused addiction and behavioral health comprehensive treatment with recovery resiliency services.

We offer hope through two separate programs, one for collegiate aged men, women and their families as well as one for other traditional adults by providing individualized, skills-focused treatment for addiction based on evidence based practices combined with the 12-Step foundation model.

We specialize in alcohol and drug addiction with co-occurring issues such as depression, anxiety, disordered eating and trauma. Founded in 2002, we are privately owned and operated and licensed through the Texas Department of State Health Services to ensure high-quality standards are met and exceeded through our comprehensive treatment programs.

ABOUT THE RANCH AT DOVE TREE

The Ranch at Dove Tree, located in Lubbock, Texas, offers a full spectrum of treatment for individuals struggling with substance misuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Founded in 2002, Dove Tree is a privately owned organization with a traditional residential program for adults, as well as a dedicated program for collegiate-aged young adults. The facility also offers on-site detox services and outpatient-based programs.

TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT

Dove Tree’s detox program generally takes between 24 and 72 hours. The medical component of detox may be supplemented by individual counseling, family counseling, and educational classes. Once stable, clients may transition into primary programming.

Dove Tree utilizes the 12-step model of recovery in conjunction with trauma-informed and evidence-based treatment approaches, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Spirituality groups, relapse prevention training, and experiential therapies, such as equine therapy and outdoors pursuits, are also part of the treatment program.

Residential treatment lasts 30 or 60 days, depending on each client’s level of need. Dove Tree is also one of only 72 treatment facilities (14.2 percent) in Texas to offer a partial hospitalization program (PHP), which clients may undergo instead of residential treatment when appropriate.

After completing one of these programs, clients may enter an intensive outpatient program (IOP) followed by general outpatient treatment and optional sober living facilities. Alumni who have successfully completed treatment will receive a plan for a year’s worth of structured aftercare support.

STAFF CREDENTIALS

Detox is monitored 24 hours a day by licensed nurses** and mental health technicians. The center also employs physicians and licensed counselors. The Ranch at Dove Tree is accredited by the Joint Commission, which comprise 29.1 percent of treatment facilities in Texas. Out of the 20 individuals polled by Best-rehabs.com at the time of this writing, survey respondents polled on the matter generally approved of the aptitude of staff.

Staff Experience and Training: 3.5/5

ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES

Dove Tree is a 15-acre ranch that can accommodate up to 56 clients at a time. Bedrooms are shared by two clients each and decorated in the facility’s rustic style. The tranquil, rural setting also offers a swimming pool, indoor and outdoor volleyball and basketball courts, a gym, a chapel, fire pits, and ample outdoors space. The kitchen staff can accommodate vegetarian diets and food allergies. Detox is completed in a separate, five-bed center in central Lubbock. Survey respondents polled on the matter felt the facility was clean and well-maintained.

Facility Cleanliness and Upkeep: 4.3/5

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

At the time of this writing, 12 alumni polled by Best-rehabs.com gave mostly positive reviews. Many highlighted the effectiveness of the treatment and even those who gave negative feedback praised Dove Tree’s food and clean facilities. The primary criticism of Dove Tree was the affordability of their programs, though not all alumni agreed on this point.

One alum, Daniel, who gave mixed feedback, captured this dynamic in his review: “Food, groups and leisure time activities were great…The prices I was charged were not comparable to the services rendered.” However, alumni polled on the matters generally approved of the facility’s counseling options, holistic offering, and amount of family participation.

Family Participation: 4/5
Holistic Offerings: 3.8/5
Counseling Options: 3.5/5

Secondary review sites also yielded mostly positive feedback. On the Ranch’s Facebook page, which staff can manage, the facility received an average 4.9 star rating based on over 60 reviews from alumni.[1] On Google, 19 reviewers left similarly positive feedback, offering an average rating of 3.5 out of five stars, though there were several outliers.[2] “Dove tree is a phenomenal place to recover from any kind of addiction,” Ashlyn, a representative reviewer, wrote.

WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY

At the time of this writing, seven loved ones polled by Best-rehabs.com gave the facility mostly positive reviews. These loved ones tended to agree with alumni that the food, accommodations and amenities, and the facility’s cleanliness were all strengths of Dove Tree.

Many loved ones also gave high marks for family involvement and the level of staff training and experience. However, like several alumni, some loved ones had concerns about Dove Tree’s affordability. “I would highly recommend this facility for anyone that is needing assistance with any addictive behavior. I would use this facility again…if I was able to afford it,” wrote WEB in a representative review.

WHAT STAFF SAY

While Best-rehabs.com has not received any feedback from staff members, a single employee left a five-star review on Google.

FINANCING

According to its website, the center accepts most major insurances including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, ValueOptions, and more. Overall, individuals polled on the matter gave mixed opinions concerning the facility’s cost.

Affordability: 3/5

[1] https://www.facebook.com/ranchatdovetree/reviews/
[2] GoogleReviews

The Ranch At Dove Tree Reviews

The only complaint I have is that they didn’t do much to help with co-occurring mental disorders. They treated my depression and anxiety as a result of my addiction instead of one of the crucial causes of my addiction.
I was extremely disappointed by this facility. I had two family members go here and sadly it is not a good place for co-occurring disorders....such as addiction and depression together or addiction and ptsd or trauma Sadly, there are not enough Counselors to adequately give each client the time they need. The clients only receive a limited amount of time with their Counselors. I was extremely disappointed and ended up having to find another place in Texas which focused not only on the addiction, but the underlying issues that can cause addiction. We had great success with this other place but I would not recommend Dove Tree for any adolescent, adult or family member. It has become too large and too much of a business and forgot about what truly matters.....which are the PEOPLE. It felt more like cattle going through the program. There are much more holistic programs and treatment facilities that focus on the individual as a whole and family counseling.
I stayed at the Ranch at Dove Tree this past June, I cannot say enough positive things about this facility. The staff was caring and phenomenal, and provided access to outside meetings, as well as nightly meetings in house so that you can find a sponsor that meets your needs. The food is amazing and the kitchen staff is always so accommodating. If you are looking for help for yourself, or for a loved one, this is the place to go!
Awful place. Waste of money. They don’t care about you. The rules are some crap and it’s a joke
The Ranch is a take your money care for client facility and the Tree House sober facility is no different. Want their money upfront, communication is minimal with those financially responsible. I doubt this will get posted due to the nature of the post but compared to where my son was in recovery at the hands of Dove Tree and where he is now at Chapter House there is no comparison. Oh and by the way, the Ranch has yet to return any of my phone calls in regards to the $10K checked they cashed for the 24hrs my son was in the sober house, much less to check on him and his wellness.