Recovery Resources is open for client care at our 4269 Pearl Road and 14805 Detroit Road locations Monday - Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Friday to 4:30 p.m. Call 216-431-4131 x 3 to schedule an appointment or walk in Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 2:30 p.m., for an assessment. We offer telehealth and in-person appointments.
See treatment needs via telehealth below. Our mission is helping people triumph over mental illness, alcoholism, drug and other addictions. 23.1 million people need treatment for illicit substance or alcohol abuse - 9.1% of all Americans aged 12 or older. An estimated 26.2 percent of Americans ages 18 and older - about 1 in 4 adults - suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year.
See treatment needs via telehealth below. Our mission is helping people triumph over mental illness, alcoholism, drug and other addictions. 23.1 million people need treatment for illicit substance or alcohol abuse - 9.1% of all Americans aged 12 or older. An estimated 26.2 percent of Americans ages 18 and older - about 1 in 4 adults - suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year.
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Addiction and mental health challenges can affect anyone. Approximately 1,100 college freshmen will complete suicide this year; the majority as the result of untreated depression. Approximately 1 in 4 high school and college students report binge drinking at least once a month. Heroin has become an epidemic in Northeast Ohio- in 2014, 2,347 people in Ohio died from heroin overdose, making it the second in drug overdose in the U.S.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction or mental health problems, it can feel like you're alone, without guidance or support. Recovery Resources exists to be your partner. Addiction and mental health challenges affect one's entire life. We provide a wide range of prevention, intervention, treatment and supportive services to help initiate, manage and sustain recovery.
Recovery Resources has approximately 200 full-time and part-time staff members dedicated to providing services to those in need. We would not be able to provide the breadth of services that we currently offer without the much-appreciated help of our many volunteers.
The senior leadership team is comprised of a multi-disciplinary group of professionals, each of which lends industry expertise and experience to achieve the ultimate goal of helping people triumph.They are responsible for oversight and implementation of the Agency's strategic initiatives. Pamela Gill is the President and CEO of Recovery Resources.
The senior leadership team is comprised of a multi-disciplinary group of professionals, each of which lends industry expertise and experience to achieve the ultimate goal of helping people triumph.They are responsible for oversight and implementation of the Agency's strategic initiatives. Pamela Gill is the President and CEO of Recovery Resources.
The Board of Directors help to promote the mission, goals, and objectives of Recovery Resources in partnership with the Senior Staff. Our Board is comprised of experts and thought leaders from a variety of industries. They work to provide specific direction around long-range planning, strategic direction, regulatory compliance and risk management as well as fiscal health and sustainability, and fund development.
We are excited to announce that Recovery Resources has been acquired by The MetroHealth System and will join together to usher in a new era in integrated health care. The partnership expands services for the community, allowing current clients and patients to receive coordinated care for physical health, mental illness, alcoholism, drug and other addictions.
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Victoria Skully
May 27, 2021
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Mike
Jan 03, 2021
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Intake is the problem, if you keep trying, eventually you'll get in and then it's not bad at all for Med Management.
What you do (from what I remember..) is show up at the main location when they open for an 'assessment'. Once the assessment is done, keep calling until they finally get you in the system to set up an appointment with the type of medical professional you're seeking. DO NOT expect them to respond to phone calls or, if they even listen to messages, do anything about them. Be persistent with the calls, showing up in person (will be faster than calling) and, eventually, you will see
What you do (from what I remember..) is show up at the main location when they open for an 'assessment'. Once the assessment is done, keep calling until they finally get you in the system to set up an appointment with the type of medical professional you're seeking. DO NOT expect them to respond to phone calls or, if they even listen to messages, do anything about them. Be persistent with the calls, showing up in person (will be faster than calling) and, eventually, you will see
DeNeik Thornton
Oct 13, 2020
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I brought my family member here for an assessment and I was very disappointed by the two rude and disrespectful receptionist. This is a place where people come for help. They should feel some sense of comfort walking in the door. The young Caucasian lady with the bushy hair looked at us and spoke to us as if we were trash. People walk through these doors in the biggest fight for their lives. They shouldn’t be made to feel the way we were made to feel. I can only imagine how many people walked out of that place without the help they needed because of the way they were treated. They need some respect
Bookie Allen
Jan 10, 2020
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Chris Levetsky
Jan 03, 2020
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Absolute GARBAGE!!! I became severely mentally ill and depression took me for a ride that almost ended me. Called for help, gave info and was told I would get a call back the following day to schedule an appt. Days later...nothing. Called back and was told I slipped through the cracks and they were so sorry. Put me through to the scheduler, got voicemail and I left an adamant message begging for help. Guess what? NOTHING!!! Several weeks later after getting out of the mental hospital for two whole weeks I was sent to them to follow up the day after getting out. Went to an intake for two hours and
Xavier Willis
Jan 19, 2019
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Aim Hab
Nov 17, 2018
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Karen Winters
Jul 10, 2018
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-The doctors are hard to reach, probably because they're understaffed & underpaid.
-It's difficult to get your medications even if you've been on them for many years & have been prescribed from a highly skilled renown doctor.
note: (I'm not in there involuntarily, nor for drugs nor alcohol)
-I truly feel I may not be in the right place for my needs. For others in different situations, I'm sure this place can help.
-Too many redundant appts & superfluous questions..
- It seems they are over booked, stressed out and some are inaccurately judgmental. (in my opinion.)
However, my case worker
-It's difficult to get your medications even if you've been on them for many years & have been prescribed from a highly skilled renown doctor.
note: (I'm not in there involuntarily, nor for drugs nor alcohol)
-I truly feel I may not be in the right place for my needs. For others in different situations, I'm sure this place can help.
-Too many redundant appts & superfluous questions..
- It seems they are over booked, stressed out and some are inaccurately judgmental. (in my opinion.)
However, my case worker
Bless'D. W. Savin'Grace
May 31, 2017
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Who come in to a community program has straight accused ppl of doing drugs not realizing she could cause 1 of us to relapse anytime... Treat ppl w common sense if you assume then give them drug test don't try to run their lives .. I have taken iop elsewhere so I see her behavior is out of line..Horrible how they just doing it to get $$ from the Ohio medical insurance!!
