Benjamin Z.
7/13/2025
Bright Futures Treatment Center in Boynton Beach changed my life. I've been to a few rehabs before, but none of them gave me what this place did--structure, support, and people who actually...
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2320 S Seacrest Blvd Ste 300
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
Bright Futures Treatment Center is a state-of-the-art addiction treatment center located in Boynton Beach, Florida. They offer a range of programs and services to help individuals and families struggling with alcohol and drug addiction, including detoxification, outpatient treatment, and medically assisted treatment. With a focus on providing a comfortable and compassionate environment, their mission is to support clients on their journey to recovery and improve their overall well-being.
At Bright Futures, clients receive individualized substance abuse treatment and have access to a dedicated staff available 24/7. The center is committed to creating a safe and caring environment where clients can overcome addiction and thrive. With a high completion rate and positive testimonials, Bright Futures Treatment Center is a trusted partner for those seeking a brighter future free from addiction.
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Bobby A.
8/1/2025
Bright futures treatment care really saved me a friendship. I helped him find this place to get sober off of alcohol and drugs. He stated when he came out that the staff was super friendly and...
Caleb P.
3/11/2024
I've been to inpatient treatment centers over 200 times. From California, all over south Florida, Texas, and Tennessee. And out of all of the places I've been there are only 3 that stand out....
John I.
6/21/2024
The reason for my 5 star review is because of the quality of care, attention to details and stellar trauma therapy. So hard to find a provider that actually cares about their clients.
Lucky L.
4/16/2025
This place is a farce. Has an overburdened about of people. Most are alcoholics that liken themselves better than the 'addicts'. So much that the meetings are all AA and the meds get neglected and...
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