Prevention and Recovery Center (PaRC): Houston Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Jackie Robinson 

on Google

a week ago

Had a great experience at the PaRC. Ms. Mary and Mr. David are absolutely awesome. They truly care about you along with the counselors here. I had the pleasure of having Alicia Williams as mine. She was great. I spent 30 days here and I’m super glad I chose this place over the other rehabs in the area. I came addicted to cocaine and alcohol and left clean, sober with plenty of tools to take on the world. The Behavior Techs are great and they do their best to keep a great environment around the facility. I would highly recomm... read more

Paulina Hurtado 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Absolutely terrible service!! Please do not come here/bring your loved ones here unless you plan on being drugged and scammed! My sister decided to admit herself into rehab here near the end of November, 2025 for addiction. At first, everything was going well , however, after having been vomiting for almost 12 days (the doctor’s told her it was normal due to the loss of drugs) we decided to take her to the emergency room and have her checked out, because my family and I knew that it wasn’t normal!! We found out that not only... read more

Nicolexquin 

on Google

a month ago

To whom it may concern, I am writing to file a formal complaint regarding my recent experience at Parc Rehabilitation Center. I was originally admitted with an extremely high heart rate and elevated blood pressure, and despite this serious condition, I was given medications by the nursing staff that I was never informed about and that resulted in me being sent to the ER for two days. The medications administered to me felt random and unnecessary, and they caused additional complications rather than helping my recovery. Aft... read more

Maria Quintero 

on Google

3 weeks ago

This place only keeps people sedated and drugged. My daughter was there for four days, and it was killing her. We took her out, and she spent four days hospitalized with a weakened heart due to one of the drugs used to keep her sedated. Not content with what they did to her, they continue to charge $305 a month, and they still haven't returned the deposit. Be very careful. They only care about the money, not the patients' health. 

Darlene Mikeska 

on Google

5 months ago

My son was a patient there for alcoholism. When I came to visit, he told me he felt like his counselor could care less if he got better or not I called the counselor and asked the counselor if he could just make him feel like he mattered. I didn’t ask them to coddle him or let him get away from accountability for his problem. Did not ask him to change his course of treatment or his way of treatment just to make my son feel like he mattered and wasn’t just money in their pocket. His words were,, we don’t do things like that h... read more