Armada Recovery - Akron

Armada Recovery is an amazing place. This program is unlike anything else I have ever experienced. I came to Armada 2 years ago in desperate need of help. I was lost, broken, addicted to drugs. Now I have been sober for over 2 years and have a full time job at Armada. I am proud to be able to give back to the program that gave me so much! Paul Biscardi

It’s corporations like this that ruin people’s quality of life pretending to care for the $ check. My husband is 68 days into this consequence of his. 38 of which he’s been here at this place of business or lack thereof. Sentenced 60 days in jail, served 30 and chose to do the remaining 30 in rehab despite me telling him that since he is on probation and court ordered to be there they would keep him as long as they could to collect that insurance money. Anyone else, not all but most, would get and have gotten released in 30 days. Speaking on that because I know quite a few who have and because I have years of experience and knowledge in the office of corporations. He still doesn’t have an out date and had to miss our daughters first birthday which is his fault, but also gets to miss thanksgiving making me spend it pregnant and alone with our daughter. Every rehabilitation center I’ve been to and people I know have been to, you know your out date at least a week sometimes two before you are discharged unless you’re going to a specified 3 month+ center. If he would’ve stayed in jail he would be done and out on the 17th and here it is the 26th and 38 days in to “recovery” with no out date. So you can not tell me with my experience and knowledge that they are keeping him because of the level of care he requires and not for the insurance money.

Good idea of what a treatment program should be but they don't measure up to it. Only a few clinical staff care the rest are there for a paycheck. Gossiping is another issue among staff. Staff can be rude, judgemental, condescending, and inconsiderate. They only care if you go to group so they can get paid. Same with housing only a few care. Staff will make fun of you and make jokes about you. No professionalism whatsoever. Don't go to armada. Go somewhere you are valued respected uplifted and they care about your recovery inside group and outside. The only good thing is peer support.