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Moselle, Mississippi
Insurance Accepted$7,500 - $15,00030 - 60 days
This addiction treatment center offers residential treatment as the primary form of care, with an initial 30-day phase that includes 12-step program, individual therapy, and evidence-based therapies. Additional services include group counseling, family programs, education, spiritual guidance, and recreational activities. Phase two, for extended care, focuses on enhancing skills learned in the first 30 days to maintain them after the program ends.
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Clearview Recovery Center of Pine BeltMoselle, Mississippi
This addiction treatment center offers residential treatment as the primary form of care, with an initial 30-day phase that includes 12-step program, individual therapy, and evidence-based therapies. Additional services include group counseling, family programs, education, spiritual guidance, and recreational activities. Phase two, for extended care, focuses on enhancing skills learned in the first 30 days to maintain them after the program ends.
Residential treatmemt is the main form of care through this addiction treatment center. The initial phase lasts approximately 30 days and utilizes services such as the 12-step program, individual therapy, and evidence-based therapies. Other services include group counseling, family programs, education, spiritual guidance, meditation, recreational activities, communication, anger management, relapse prevention, CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care. If clients need extended care, phase two begins wh...
Residential treatmemt is the main form of care through this addiction treatment center. The initial phase lasts approximately 30 days and utilizes services such as the 12-step program, individual therapy, and evidence-based therapies. Other services include group counseling, family programs, education, spiritual guidance, meditation, recreational activities, communication, anger management, relapse prevention, CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care. If clients need extended care, phase two begins which adds on another 30 days of inpatient rehab. In this second 30 days, clients really work to enhance those skills that were learned in the first 30 days in order to maintain them once the program ends.
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Residential treatmemt is the main form of care through this addiction treatment center. The initial phase lasts approximately 30 days and utilizes services such as the 12-step program, individual therapy, and evidence-based therapies. Other services include group counseling, family programs, education, spiritual guidance, meditation, recreational activities, communication, anger management, relapse prevention, CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care. If clients need extended care, phase two begins which adds on another 30 days of inpatient rehab. In this second 30 days, clients really work to enhance those skills that were learned in the first 30 days in order to maintain them once the program ends.
The facility has counselors who effectively help clients work through personal issues and achieve long-term sobriety.
Many clients report that the facility's program is life-changing and helps make their lives worth living.
The program principles can be reconciled with personal faith, providing a holistic approach to recovery.
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The facility has counselors who effectively help clients work through personal issues and achieve long-term sobriety.
Many clients report that the facility's program is life-changing and helps make their lives worth living.
The program principles can be reconciled with personal faith, providing a holistic approach to recovery.
Drawbacks
Recent Reviews
January 22nd, 2025
I dropped a loved one off at this facility and I stayed in admissions long enough to hear my loved one give them my name and phone number as a person to contact in an emergency. Later that day she was taken to the hospital with all her belongings with the exception of her schizophrenia medication. She was discharged from the hospital and literally stuck almost 2 hours from home. The whole time I didn't receive the first phone call from Clearview giving me any idea as to what was going on. The...
January 22nd, 2025
I dropped a loved one off at this facility and I stayed in admissions long enough to hear my loved one give them my name and phone number as a person to contact in an emergency. Later that day she was taken to the hospital with all her belongings with the exception of her schizophrenia medication. She was discharged from the hospital and literally stuck almost 2 hours from home. The whole time I didn't receive the first phone call from Clearview giving me any idea as to what was going on. The staff at the hospital were clueless as to the intentions of Clearview as well. The after hours staff at the Clearview facility had no answers for me and their only solution was for them to leave a message for their director to call me. I spend 6 hours running my loved one to the facility that day, going back home and then having to wonder what the hell was going on as i drove back up there to pick her up from the hospital. I contacted Clearview the following day and was told I wasn't listed as an emergency contact despite me witnessing and hearing my loved one give admissions my name and number. I'm beyond disgusted with this facility and wouldn't recommend them to anyone.
November 22nd, 2024
I have been diagnosed with narcolepsy for 20 years. I am prescribed to take adderall. I have a prescription bottle with my name on it. It states take 1 pill twice a day. I am also an alcoholic, mental health issues and depression.. not to mention I just recently discovered that I also have anxiety.
The reason why I was considering a rehabilitation center is because of my alcohol, mental illness and depression. After choosing Clearview pine belt facility, I immediately started making phone ca...
November 22nd, 2024
I have been diagnosed with narcolepsy for 20 years. I am prescribed to take adderall. I have a prescription bottle with my name on it. It states take 1 pill twice a day. I am also an alcoholic, mental health issues and depression.. not to mention I just recently discovered that I also have anxiety.
The reason why I was considering a rehabilitation center is because of my alcohol, mental illness and depression. After choosing Clearview pine belt facility, I immediately started making phone calls and asking a lot of questions. My family even made a trip to check out the facility. Everything seemed perfect. I arrived to the rehabilitation center. I pulled out all my medications that I was still tweaking prior to becoming a resident in Clearview. They were very much aware of this, not to mention they were very much aware of my adderall. Even after the drug test and it coming up positive on the narcotic they never said a word about them not being able to admit clients if they are taking any narcotics for any reason. As soon as I was escorted to my room, the nightmare began. They refused to give me medication for my disorder/disability. I slept for the first 2days and the other clients ended up carrying me to and from lunch. It was so humiliating. Please google narcolepsy, you will then get more of an idea of what I was going through and the torcher they intentionally put me through just to see if I really needed the medication. Needless to say, it was complete hell. They finally approved me to take it. But they wanted to give them to me 8 hrs apart. With that being said, I would get my adderall at 7am. Some days they would give it to me at 3pm, 3:30pm, 4pm and 2pm, If you have any knowledge about adderall or narcolepsy in general, that’s one thing you don’t do is give them late in the day because that would leave you wide awake when you were suppose to be sleeping. They pretty much gave me my second dose any time the wanted to and there were days they didn’t give it to me at all. After having to deal with this the first week, No consistency at all left me mentally drained and physically week.i wasn’t able to give my full potential when it came to group sessions and homework. I ended up getting a behavioral notice and I was told by my counselor that if I got in trouble one more time than they will transfer me to alliance. I even asked her if I was going to get kicked out and she told me no and that they will take it upon themselves to transfer me elsewhere. By this time, I still have not received my 2nd dose of adderall and its 5:30/6pm. I remember asking the CA in charge at the time if I could use the phone to call and tell my mother about them transferring me. She messaged my councilor through text, messenger, and a couple of different other ways to see if I could use the phone and I never received an answer. They completely ignored me. Long story short…. The night CA came in to watch over us and got on to me for not attending class. I explained to her about what had happened that day and how I was treated. She checked the medication chart and did see that I wasn’t lying to her. She then allowed me to use the phone because she felt so bad for the way they treated me. I can’t even count how many times she apologized. Within an Hour she had spoken to the lady in charge and told me that she will speak to me in the morning and about how I shouldn’t have been treated the way I was. The following morning, I got in trouble for asking another counselor what something meant on my behavior notice. She informed me that she would get my counselor for me… the next time I seen her, she told me to call my mother. They kicked me out! I dont understand. Why deprive me from my medication/narcotics? Why torcher me? All they had to do is turn me away from the the beginning.. but didn’t.
April 22nd, 2025
I was there. I was in a place in my life where I could not continue on the path that I was taking. The counselors helped me work through the things within me that chained me to a way of life that was really no life at all. It was more of a way of death. That was five years ago. I am still sober. That facility helped me help myself. I am grateful. If you are reading this then you or someone you care about is in a bad place in their life. I know the feeling of crushing desperation. Go. Go and f...
April 22nd, 2025
I was there. I was in a place in my life where I could not continue on the path that I was taking. The counselors helped me work through the things within me that chained me to a way of life that was really no life at all. It was more of a way of death. That was five years ago. I am still sober. That facility helped me help myself. I am grateful. If you are reading this then you or someone you care about is in a bad place in their life. I know the feeling of crushing desperation. Go. Go and follow the program. Like you, I felt like AA was a bit culty. Trust me, man, it isn't. Once I wrapped my head around the principles of it and reconciled those principles with my personal faith in God I realized what a good thing it really is. They don't want to run you. They don't want your money. They just want to help you. I absolutely recommend it. It saved my life. It helped me make my life worth living
April 22nd, 2022
I don’t have an experience my daughter has been trying and I’ve called and left messages with financial dept. but can’t get Tan to return calls. Don’t know what they expect an addict to do when they won’t even answer phone or return calls. You can’t even leave a message with Tan because she has a voicemail that is full or not set up. Addicts don’t take the weekend off!!!! And turn their phones off!
April 22nd, 2022
I don’t have an experience my daughter has been trying and I’ve called and left messages with financial dept. but can’t get Tan to return calls. Don’t know what they expect an addict to do when they won’t even answer phone or return calls. You can’t even leave a message with Tan because she has a voicemail that is full or not set up. Addicts don’t take the weekend off!!!! And turn their phones off!
April 22nd, 2021
In my 6 month stay I received a lot of information about my addiction to alcohol and drugs. Today I'm 2yrs 10 months clean and sober. Praise the Lord and thank you to Clearview.
April 22nd, 2021
In my 6 month stay I received a lot of information about my addiction to alcohol and drugs. Today I'm 2yrs 10 months clean and sober. Praise the Lord and thank you to Clearview.
April 22nd, 2023
Best rehab help save my life I'm 2 years into my recovery this place was truly a blessing to my family and myself!!!!
April 22nd, 2023
Best rehab help save my life I'm 2 years into my recovery this place was truly a blessing to my family and myself!!!!
July 22nd, 2024
Was a great treatment center
July 22nd, 2024
Was a great treatment center
April 22nd, 2020
This place save someone close to me
April 22nd, 2020
This place save someone close to me
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An average of $250 per day, for 30-60 days
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Aetna, Ambetter, Cigna
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