CommQuest
Treatment approach
- Cognitive/behavioral therapy
- Rational emotive behavioral therapy
- Substance abuse counseling approach
- Trauma-related counseling
Treatment Options
- Intensive outpatient treatment
- Long-term residential
- Outpatient
- Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization
- Regular outpatient treatment
- Residential
- Short-term residential
Detail
- Smoking permitted in designated area
- Transitional housing or halfway house
Age
- Adult men
Gender
- Male
Specialties
- Addiction
- Alcohol Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Drug Addiction
- Intervention center
- Medical Detox
- Substance Abuse
Areas of Specialization
- 12-step faciltitation approach
- Accepts clients on opioid medication
- Anger management
- Brief intervention approach
- Buprenorphine used in treatment
- Contingency management/motivational incentive
- Family Addiction Counseling
- Group counseling offered
- Individual counseling offered
- Marital/couples counseling offered
- Motivational interviewing
- Relapse Prevention
About
CommQuest located at 1680 Nave Road in Massillon, Ohio provides local drug and alcohol treatment programs for those struggling with substance abuse. CommQuest provides Smoking permitted in designated area, Transitional housing or halfway house for those struggling with drug and alcohol abuse. Other addiction treatment options include Intensive outpatient treatment, Long-term residential, Outpatient, Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization, Regular outpatient treatment, Residential, Short-term residential that help those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction to get the effective treatment that they need.
For those that are seeking affordable drug rehab in Massillon, Ohio, then entering addiction treatment at CommQuest is the right choice. CommQuest generally accepts struggling addicts of most age groups, i.e. Adult men to enroll in their available addiction rehabilitation programs.
CommQuest also takes commonly accepted insurances, i.e. Medicaid, Medicare, and certain types of payment such as: Access to recovery (ATR) voucher, American Express, Cash or self-payment, Check, Federal or any government funding for substance abuse programs, Mastercard, Medicaid, Medicare, Private health insurance, State financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid, Visa. CommQuest can be contacted through their website at Questrs.org.
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Google Reviews
5.0 4 years ago
There are quite a few negative reveres on here and in reality they do not accurately describe the facility. First off the staff is amazing, 90% of them are in recovery, so they understand the issues of early sobriety. People are not asked to leave treatment because they just pull names out of hats but because they continue to repeat the same actions over and over again, even after being told about the actions. Everything that happens here is based on your behavior Like with ANY treatment center the stats are low because you aren't done until you're done. Another issue that is ignored is the face that the facility holds sixty men and that is quite a few to deal with. Another great thing about this facility is you are actively encouraged to work steps while you are here. Wilson hall also helps build life skills, the residents help with the cooking and cleaning. The small group sessions are where this place really shines because it creates an environment of trust and compassion with the other men. All in all Wilson hall is a one of a kind treatment center, almost like a recovery boot camp! There is a man named Arnold Montgomery who is so incredibly full of wisdom and anyone who gets a chance to cross his path should be lucky.
5.0 4 years ago
I've seen many success stories come through Wilson Hall, and have heard good things from former clients. It's a good place to build a foundation for sobriety. I'd like to address the young lady who's partner was asked to leave for the following reasons: "1.)EATING CHIPS OUTSIDE A DESIGNATED AREA." "2.) HAVING SOMEONE PASS HIM A CIGARETTE." 3.) NOT BEING OPEN ENOUGH IN GROUP SESSIONS" The first two seem to be the inability to follow simple guidelines. *Most places have designated areas to eat, generally not in their rooms. It's a sanitation issue. *Borrowing cigarettes and money is prohibited at most facilities. *As far as not being ''open enough' during group sessions, I obviously don't know how much a person should share, but I know that the program requires participation, a willingness to be open, and honest. Recovery requires this. I hope that the young man found a recovery program that works for him.
5.0 4 years ago
very caring staff.
5.0 4 years ago
I say this place should get 10 stars. It works if you work it.