Addiction Treatment Center Relies on Compassionate Care to Bring Patient Back From What He Called the Lowest Point in His Life

Margate, Florida -

Margate, FL - Addiction recovery stories can be inspiring especially when a person comes back from the darkest point in their life to overcome substance abuse and find happiness again. These stories serve as reminders that no matter how bad things may seem, recovery is possible with compassionate support and a comprehensive approach to treatment.

Omar A. recently experienced a profound transformation at the leading alcohol and drug rehab center, Legacy Healing Center. After completing their program, Omar left the center a 5-star Google review.

“Thanks to Legacy and their incredible staff, I was brought from the lowest point in my life back into society as a new, lively person,” he said. “From the very beginning of the ride from the airport to the one-on-one counseling; it’s all terrific. I can’t begin to thank everyone there for having my back and believing in me when I couldn’t.”

David Levin, Chief Clinical Officer and CEO of Legacy Healing Center said, “What really separates us from a lot of the other programs in this industry, I believe, is that we really care about the clients. To give you an example, a former client that I treated in the early days of the company had come through the program and returned to his home environment. One morning he was really struggling with urges and cravings to drink and he called me on my personal line. I was able to support him and talk him off the ledge so to speak. I challenge you to find a CEO and Chief Clinical Officer in this space that’s going to get on the phone with a former client at 7 am on a Wednesday morning who’s struggling to help them through it. That’s the kind of thing that really separates us from a lot of the other programs.”

Omar’s story of success in recovery from addiction is a reminder that no matter how alone a person may feel or how severe their addiction has become, there are compassionate people ready to extend themselves to help achieve sustainable recovery.

Any person who feels alone in their struggle with addiction is urged to reach out for help. Call (888) 534-2295 or visit legacyhealing.com to learn more.