Eastside Outpatient Services

"I was brain washed into believing I couldn’t get of methadone on my own for over ten years. I was told I would die if I quit methadone cold turkey from 160 mg. I started at 60 and increased very fast until I refused to go up. I was tricked into believing the withdrawal process was the worst thing you could ever imagine x10. But if someone didn’t have the cash three day detox was fine. This place is pure evil and I’m happy to say I’m 6 years sober today with absolutely no help from east side. I’m not saying quitting cold turkey is for everyone because it was not a fun month or so but it was not as bad as I was brain washed into believing. I hope this helps someone because there is a much happier life without methadone that you experience while being awake not nodding."

"In and out pretty quick less then 5mins. Staff is okay. I do like there new system makes life easier to check in on an app."

"A good place to be able to get your life back on track. I just wish they would open at least at 6AM rather then 6:30AM so we can work a first shift job!! That would be the only thing I would change!"

"I called to get help of course I get an operator not a real person. So it gives me a number to call that experts my insurgence. I triple checked it to make sure . Called the number ,the number didn't even have a land line or connection. Now what? You dumbass's wanna know why there are so many of us junkies it's cause we can't get the proper help. U turn ur back on us while we suffer. I gave them one star just so I could post this. Everyone else like me struggling out there keep ur head up. JS"

"The phone lines worked at first. I was transferred to someone who could answer my questions, but I got an answering machine. I was told after calling back to leave a message and they would contact me. After leaving a message and waiting a while, I called the main number back only to get an operator tell me " the mailbox you are trying to reach is not in service". I don't think I want to even bother calling back if this is the hassle that patients receive."