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[quote=Anonymous]My experience at Caron Renaissance was like a game of thrones of rehabs, that wasn't covered by any insurance, and was the byproduct of Caron violating my HIPPA rights in order to convince my father to make financial threats unless I went to Caron Renaissance. What I found was a fairly pleasant living quarters and relatively easy day program-wise. There was just this undertone of extreme manipulation of your condition to your parents and recommendations of longer stays. It was $15,000 a month, with a three month commitment at the beginning. If you left early they wouldn't give the money back. You just had credit at the rehab for a prorated number of days. No insurance was accepted. They would engage in abusive techniques, where they would pepper a person with accusations of various misdeeds and negative characteristics. They would go through our personal possessions looking for any contraband constantly. They would kick people out of the treatment center for "therapeutic discharges", where they would take the person to a homeless shelter and say see you in three days for readmission. Exposed to the vagaries of the street and vulnerable to using drugs or being exploited sexually by some crazed predator.Then you would have to start over in the phases they have to gauge program progress. Which would cost your parents more .money. One time a guy in the program had sex with one of the girls without a condom in the laundry room of one of the apartments and got caught. Caron called the girls Dad and had him come to the group to hostilely confront this guy about fucking his daughter. It was absolutely beyond insane. They were empowering the parents to exercise abusive behavior as appropriate in response to addiction and addictive behaviors. The girls father said nasty things to this guy, and was in an impossible situation. It doesn't seem therapeutic to have Jerry Springer in the Uber posh rehab, it seems like it's indulging the unnatural craving for human conflict by the staff at Caron Renaissance. They are professional sadists, who prey on children of wealth people, using mental health treatment as a means to extracting wealth over a short period of time. They also in another case encouraged a patients father to drain her bank account that he had some attachment to as a supervisor or trustee, but it was her money. She had to withdraw all the money and aggressively confronted the staff about there possible involvement in the scheme to deprive her of money so she could leave Caron to live on her own. The bottom line is they are charging 15k, and that was in 2009, so I am sure it went up, for every month of a minimum three month stay, and that is after the 45K 30 day inpatient rehab you just did. Which invariably was only partially covered by insurance, because of how inflexible Caron is with insurance companies. Caron Renaissance abuses it's patients and exaggerates peoples conditions by internationally harassing them. Invariably people get angry when provoked, so it's easy to produce a person who is averse to therapy and in need of extensive aftercare. The State of Florida should send undercovers there. [/quote]

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