Vogue Recovery Center

I went to Vogue in August of last year and was there for ~30 days. The staff really care and show you that sobriety is possible. They stay in touch with their alumni and really care about healing. I've been sober since and they were a huge part of my journey.

Wanted to come here and say how much I enjoyed my 30 day stay here in 2021. It was kind of a wild experience at first as an alcohol user and definitely opened my eyes seeing the struggle of drug addiction firsthand. The staff was great and taught me a lot. The rooms were very comfortable. If any of the staff that was there in January of 2021 is still there I want them to know that I have greatly improved my life and have held a full time corporate job for almost 4 years. Alcohol no longer controls me! Thanks Vogue!

What a let down. After hearing wonderful things about this place by my friend Tracy who has relapsed repeatedly after successfully completing their program multiple times, I wonder if she was paid to tell people about Vogue and encourage their enrollment. I say this because it was not wonderful and it felt like everyone that was there as a patient was really an employee faking being in need of treatment but originally applied to work there as a therapist or a staff member. It felt like the twilight zone and totally fake. Nothing like comparable recovery centers who live up to their name that I give 5 stars to compared to the one star at Vogue. The place smelt so bad, it’s been months since I went there but I still get flash backs of that smell and it makes me cringe. It took them 5+ hours just to invited me back to start the check-in process. They said they’d run my clothes through the dryer for their bed bug policy but they certainly did not do that so I doubt they ever do that with any of the clients there which also makes me cringe…eww! Despite them holding all of my clothes locked up without me having access to anything until halfway through the next day so I had to wear their giant size scrubs with no bra no panties allowed until I received my items and this is a coed facility with several meetings during that block of time and I have DD boobs which made me feel very uncomfortable and inappropriate. With the men and women . Staff was very unprofessional from all areas I think because half of their staff was pretending to be patients it was probably confusing how to act or behave with one another for the staff being friends or peers colleagues with patients secretly. I think I was the only real patient there the entire time. Oh another huge complaint I was served rotten chocolate milk and it was so rotten and disgusting that it was full of large curdled like cottage cheese large curds of rotten milk that I drank and then spit up once I realized what they had served me. Just eww! Once I was approved to leave earlier than planned despite going through withdrawal which was the reason I was there in recovery for to receive help with the withdrawal they made me drag all my luggage in a big plastic bin by myself the entire lengths of the facility sweating and in tears so achy with that nasty rotten taste in my mouth and once I reached the front of the building the entrance where they took 5+ hours to even start Che king me in days before, the front desk staff told me I had to wait for my ride outside off their property boundaries and could not use their phone to call anyone for help despite releasing me. My phone sat in lockup for days so when I got it back it was only charged to 4% battery life and I had a long walk off the boundary of their property where I was forced to go, before I could even start calling for help or booking an uber. Least to say it was miserable, made my heart ache going through that experience it still does just thinking of how all that went down. I will never ask Tracy for any kind of referral again! This is my only negative review I’ve ever made and I’ve done tons of reviews on various platforms. Ugh. Woo Sahhh! Shake it off**

I’d like to personally thank Emma Lucky and her staff for such a comforting experience. 24 hour access to nursing, excellent bedding and room accommodations, and wonderful food. This was the best experience I’ve had in detox and would definitely recommend this for your family or loved ones!

Avoid their sober living, it is bad. House manager Eddie is horrible and should have never been hired, he is unpredictable and a loose cannon. IOP is ok. There is better in the Valley however.

This place is Touched by God. Anytime I feel like ending it all/giving up. I show up to Vogue, and am welcomed with open arms. I don’t have any "family" anymore, but I consider VOGUE a place that fulfills my desire for FAMILY & FRIENDS. I encourage you to show up to Vogue Recovery, so they can assist you in ending your suffering. Thank you Vogue, for always being there for me these last few years, every staff member has been a Blessing! ✨

It pains me to have to leave one star because the facilities is decent, but the fact that they steal your belongings is completely unacceptable in my opinion and that's exactly what they did to me. I mean, I doubt they stole them with intentional malice, but they don't get it back to you and they don't keep track of it. It just disappears & their response is " ‍♀️ oh well, sorry"