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

Pablo Brown 

on Google

a week ago

Similar to another review I saw on here, I was able to get sober thanks to the help provided by another treatment facility. At the end of the day, sobriety is up to you if you truly want it. However, what’s really crucial are those first 30 days and getting the right tools and guidance. This place offers no tools and overlooks AA. It’s basically a 30-day vacation where the staff is only there for the paycheck. Thanks to a rehab in Austin, I was able to learn crucial tools, get involved in AA, and now my life is on a much be... read more

Shea Bilbrey 

on Google

a month ago

Adolescents: Day shift staff is amazing, and they respect you as much as you respect them. They really go into detail for the groups. They make you give a bunch of feedback that may or may not be helpful to whoever is saying how they feel. PaRc has been so helpful for me and my family 

Matthew Diego 

on Google

5 months ago

Just want to come right out and say it. This is not a place you want to be if your goal is to stay sober long term. There is no accountability, every group is basically where people go to glorify their drug experiences, and most of the clients at PARC are repeat customers. I ended up going to a place called The Last Resort Recovery Center in Smithville, TX after I tried PARC and had a hard time maintaining sobriety. There they actually taught the 12 steps, gave accountability, gave me skills to be more discipline, and encour... read more

Richard Russo 

on Google

a month ago

This place is special and saved my life! Not only that, they set me up for my future for staying sober!! Thank you Dr. Leath, My counselor Jonathan and Miss Linda and ALL OF THE STAFF for having my back and showing me such support!!!! God bless The PaRC 

Jeff Haussler 

on Google

4 months ago

The PaRC has gone way downhill since the ownership change. When it was part of Memorial Hermann it was great, one of the best treatment facilities around. Now, it is understaffed, mismanaged, disorganized, overcrowded... I could go on. It's clear that the new ownership has different priorities and patient care is suffering as a result. I would look elsewhere if possible.