Providing Mental health solutions, this drug and alcohol rehabilitation at Saint Clairsville, OH is well-equipped in choosing patients that are searching for that light at the end of the tunnel. Fox Run Hospital is dedicated to helping addicts that require Mental medical therapy.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Treating Male and Female within Children/adolescents, this substance abuse treatment center offers their services utilizing effective treatment approaches that patients can benefit and hope that they are receiving the personalized attention and attention needed for a fruitful and complete healing. Listed below are the treatment approaches used:

The addiction treatment programs at this centre are provided within the effective settings of Residential. Patients can expect they are receiving the quality treatment for addiction in Saint Clairsville, OH necessary to get a lifelong healing.

There's actually a smoking policy also it is smoking not allowed.

Special programs and classes are supported here that cater to each challenge a patient could be fighting with. The special classes and programs at this drug and alcohol treatment facility are:

Fox Run Hospital includes a number of ancillary services to make all of this happen. Particular services that contribute to each patient's specific needs and requirements and attract about so many success stories. These services include:

Individual psychotherapy
Couples/family therapy

Investing in healing from drug and alcohol addiction may spare your or a family member's life. Fox Run Hospital offers financing together with the following techniques; Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Private health insurance, or State mental health agency (or equivalent) financing, State welfare or child and household services funds, State corrections or juvenile justice funds, State education funds and County or local government capital.

All the valuable services provided during this addiction treatment center instill the various tools and life-skills needed to realize life-long recovery. If you need additional information about the facility, we encourage you to achieve them out, so they may educate you about their own services.

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Olivia Fuller

Personally I have had an experience here and it was very pleasant. The staff were very supportive and went out of there way to provide help and a person to talk to, they provide plenty of informational and helpful life skills as well as coping skills. I would highly recommend this place specifically for teenagers struggling emotionally or mentally.

Tony N

My child has been here for 4months. He has never said a word about mistreatment and he is a handful. If anyone pushes them. Its him. And he has nothing but respect for them because he understands he is there over choices he made. He has to make new ones to come home. They are helping him with that. Any complaints my wife has made. Taken care of immediately. We live 3 hours away and feel our son is in a safe caring place. We can bring him home anytime we want. But we trust their evaluations and process. They know more than we do.

Bryce Woodling

I was there in 2017 on my birthday and I guess I missed my birthday party and while I was there I got into a couple fights with the other guys but while I was there I met a gorgeous girl named justice clay and she was very nice to me but when she was upset the staff were rude and shooed me away

Jeremy Wright

My story is that I have worked within the facility for quite awhile. Recently I returned after a 5 year hiatus. Before that time I worked at Fox Run for 7 years. It's easy for anyone to tell horror stories about a residential treatment center however, I feel my opinion is valuable being that I work within the facility on a daily basis and have seen the changes the administration has made for our residents to see the highest quality of care. Is Fox Run a prison? No, however we do have locknetic doors. This is a precautionary measure based on safety to prevent residents from elopement (running away). It also separates the units to prevent a mixing of the population as a safety precaution. Our children's unit has magnetic doors that lock to separate from the other units and so on for each unit. Is the food terrible? I eat there sometimes twice a day. I'm still alive and well nourished. Our dietary staff work hard at preparing meals and they are some of the kindest people on the planet. I have seen children who have came to our facility completely malnourished who left looking like well nourished children. As for giving the children junk food, we have a precautionary list of children. Some of those residents come to us with food based allergies. Those precautions are monitored, are a serious safety issue and nothing that we take lightly. We do on occasion have ice cream socials and pizza parties for incentive given for good behavior. If you consider that junk food... then you may be right however, everything is monitored and safety is our primary concern. Since I have returned there has been a culture change in Fox Run. Our CEO doesn't hide in his office. He comes out onto the floor to support us and interact on an interpersonal level. The financial officer within our facility is constantly looking for new ways to show staff appreciation. Examples-Taco Tuesdays, Ice Cream Social ( BIG ON THE ICE CREAM SOCIAL) Pizza, Giveaways around the holidays. Recently one of our newer staff won a TV in a lottery that we had and if we pick up shifts we get gas cards. Our DRC (Director of Residential Services) is invested in being an advocate for both residents and employees working the floor. She does an awesome job at maintaining both sides. For the residents our recreational department does a fantastic job. They have Equine therapy with horses where the kids get to actually ride horses, and they take the kids to the climbing tower which empowers and teaches them critical thinking and confidence. They also just went to The Wilds recently. They play video games for exercise. The kids love the Wii and Just Dance. They have Pet Therapy where Ogilbee brings in animals for the children. My favorite is the skunk and baby alligator and they have a full gymnasium where the children can play basketball and other games related to treatment. The educational staff do a fantastic job as well. I have seen children with solid failing grades that have changed to straight A's and B's based around Saint Clairsville schools education curriculum. MHT's and nurses work in direct care and have one of the toughest jobs. They are some of the most patient caring people I have ever met. As for the "lone" housekeeper comment in the other reviews. We have a minimum of 4 that do a fantastic job with a maintenance that assists. Also, we have a mentality that each one of us is responsible for how the milieu operates. We don't wait for housekeeping we maintain a team approach of cleanliness. Its an all hands on deck mentality. Overall there is a structured team of caring, passionate individuals who are invested in what we do. It's easy for someone to sit back and say, "You should do it this way." but saying and doing are two different things. Be mindful that we are essentially taking on one of if not the largest broken social structure in the world and it takes a special person to do the job. Some of our job is based around behavior modification working with children who have experienced severe trauma. It can be a difficult job.

Chloe Mathie

I openly admit that Fox Run has helped me, when I came in I was a mess but looking back on it I believe that it was a place were people truly wanted to help even the other girls on my unit helped each other. When you are going to fight "Think of unicorns and Rainbows"

Joseph Oxendine

I was there when i was 14 it was coed And i lost my virginity to susan.

Jeremie Reese

I was a patient there in the early 90’s , I’m 35 now . It was a horrible experience in my youth . I had a lot of issues as a child . Being from West Virginia and so far from home it felt a world away then . Looking back , I think I was there a total of 9 months it helped me in many ways . It’s crazy to think I googled this place all of a sudden . I really enjoyed the alpine tower and climbing that and they had a cool gym that one of the staff used to be able to make baskets on the basketball goal every time while playing kickball on the other side of the the gym . Don’t remember much except the isolation cell when I would act up and a teacher that worked there named Mr . J I think . He was a older man that now looking back resembling a marine with a high and tight haircut . These type of places save kids emotionally, I ended up bouncing from one facility to another between Pennsylvania, W.Va , and Ohio . 12 in total I think . It was very easy to “ buck the system “ and be discharged and fall right back into trouble and be placed again unfortunately. But I have a vast amount of respect for the staff at places like these . They were emotionally , physically and verbally abused by us kids . It takes a special person to do that . Now working in emergency medicine, I get all that done to me on a regular basis and I look back on my years in intuitions like this and try to remember lessons I’ve learned and verbal abuse I gave to others without care .. It out weakest moments we act wild , I’m glad I had staff that turned the other cheek and tried to never let me fail . It has paid off in the man I’ve become .

Jeremie Reese

I was a patient there in the early 90’s , I’m 35 now . It was a horrible experience in my youth . I had a lot of issues as a child . Being from West Virginia and so far from home it felt a world away then . Looking back , I think I was there a total of 9 months it helped me in many ways . It’s crazy to think I googled this place all of a sudden . I really enjoyed the alpine tower and climbing that and they had a cool gym that one of the staff used to be able to make baskets on the basketball goal every time while playing kickball on the other side of the the gym . Don’t remember much except the isolation cell when I would act up and a teacher that worked there named Mr . J I think . He was a older man that now looking back resembling a marine with a high and tight haircut . These type of places save kids emotionally, I ended up bouncing from one facility to another between Pennsylvania, W.Va , and Ohio . 12 in total I think . It was very easy to “ buck the system “ and be discharged and fall right back into trouble and be placed again unfortunately. But I have a vast amount of respect for the staff at places like these . They were emotionally , physically and verbally abused by us kids . It takes a special person to do that . Now working in emergency medicine, I get all that done to me on a regular basis and I look back on my years in intuitions like this and try to remember lessons I’ve learned and verbal abuse I gave to others without care .. It out weakest moments we act wild , I’m glad I had staff that turned the other cheek and tried to never let me fail . It has paid off in the man I’ve become .

Jeremie Reese

I was a patient there in the early 90’s , I’m 35 now . It was a horrible experience in my youth . I had a lot of issues as a child . Being from West Virginia and so far from home it felt a world away then . Looking back , I think I was there a total of 9 months it helped me in many ways . It’s crazy to think I googled this place all of a sudden . I really enjoyed the alpine tower and climbing that and they had a cool gym that one of the staff used to be able to make baskets on the basketball goal every time while playing kickball on the other side of the the gym . Don’t remember much except the isolation cell when I would act up and a teacher that worked there named Mr . J I think . He was a older man that now looking back resembling a marine with a high and tight haircut . These type of places save kids emotionally, I ended up bouncing from one facility to another between Pennsylvania, W.Va , and Ohio . 12 in total I think . It was very easy to “ buck the system “ and be discharged and fall right back into trouble and be placed again unfortunately. But I have a vast amount of respect for the staff at places like these . They were emotionally , physically and verbally abused by us kids . It takes a special person to do that . Now working in emergency medicine, I get all that done to me on a regular basis and I look back on my years in intuitions like this and try to remember lessons I’ve learned and verbal abuse I gave to others without care .. It out weakest moments we act wild , I’m glad I had staff that turned the other cheek and tried to never let me fail . It has paid off in the man I’ve become .

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