Stateline Medical

"Been a client of this facility for 5+ years. The allow clients unmonitored urine screens which allows them to cheat their tests, sometimes for years at a time. Frequently councilors quit, leaving patients alone, or without proper supervision. THEY work WITH CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, which means while your doing your thing, unsupervised THEY ARE AT THE SAME TIME WORKING TO TAKE AWAY YOUR CHILDREN. This is the Gods Honest Truth, I've seen this happen to almost every client. The help you think your getting is going to work against you and ultimately destroy your life."

"I've been here about two years I believe. If you're not ready to be completely clean, they take a harm reduction approach and work on curbing your usage, which is what we need more of. The nurses and doctor are the best part about this place. We're all on a first name basis and everyone's very friendly. I used to have an AMAZING counselor, but they left for a better opportunity, so now I have an ok counselor. Either way, I'll have an overworked, and underpaid counselor here. At the end of the day, it's a business, owned by a bigger business, that wants results. But at least the people you come into contact with as a patient, or customer rather, are there to make a difference, and they are making a positive impact in people's lives, and the local community. They might be overworked and not always feel like it, but they really are making a big impact. The two reasons I give 4 stars instead of 5 are: - Their counselors are obviously underpaid, at least the really good ones, and overworked. They should employ more performance management techniques such as 1-on-1's and stretch assignments, etc. to identify the stronger performers, and take steps to retain them. I was getting very far with my last counselor. - I have been fully covered by my employer based insurance the whole time, but when I started there, their was an issue with confirming that. My insurance company said I was covered, Stateline said I wasn't. But I was very dedicated to my recovery at the time, so I paid out of pocket for months before it getting straightened out. So I paid hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars out of pocket the first few months, and when it was finally straightened out, no attempt to refund the money I paid in was made. They likely kept the cash I paid in, and probably got a check from my insurance company. Anyways, water under the bridge, I guess they say. All in all, if you're using, and are sick of going to jail, and don't want to die, even if that means reducing your usage %80-90 and not waking up sick, or being completely clean... well, this is the best place I've found. I've tried the methadone programs in Newark, and this is a much nicer scene. And if you live nearby, like I do, it doesn't get much better than this. Ideally, there should be a place like this in every town, as well as a Harm Reduction center. Well, it's been a long fight, but we're getting there. Overall, this place is highly recommended, if you're reading this, you or your loved one should give it a try. What is there to lose?"

"If you have a job avoid this place like the plague. They cater to the unemployed and don't care if you need to be at work. To small for the amount of clients and entirely to much loitering at 530 in the morning when ppl are trying to get to work."

"This place saved my life! If you follow the program and choose methadone maintenance or detox with help of awesome staff! Nurses, counseling, Dr.,ect. Worried and helps with life on life terms. Thank you stateline for giving back all my once lost!"

"More than 2 1/2 years and never a problem with this facility! The nursing staff is amazing! They made a very difficult time in the life of my family, myself, and my newborn baby a million times more tolerable than I ever could have imagined! They also changed the lives of a few of my friends I’ve brought there for help quite drastically for the better...!!!! Thank you so much State Line..!!!"