Princeton Detox and Recovery Center

I’ve heard Princeton Detox & Recovery Center referred to as a Hilton, but the Hilton never had a nurse practitioner who’s survived multiple gunshots and still shows up every day and quotes Arthur C. Clarke: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” She’s proof that compassion is, too. The place is spotless, the air smells like calm, and the food is extraordinary—real cooking from people who care. One morning I slept through breakfast, wandered down half-awake, and the chef just looked up and said, “Want me to make you something?” Ten minutes later I was standing at the counter with bacon, eggs, and a perfectly fried hash brown. That’s not hospitality; that’s heart. The whole team—nurses, counselors, techs—runs like one organism. They treat you with dignity, good humor, and the kind of patience you can’t fake. The nurses have such good humor and didn't give me political correctness lecture when I suggested that my blood pressure is always lower when a woman takes it. I’m pretty sure science will back me up. They do your laundry, keep the place shining, and even have an executive program that lets people like me keep our laptops—a mercy for the chronically addicted to both Wi-Fi and control. You will pay for the privilege, though (a testament to just how bad your workaholism is). If chaos has been running your life, this is where you don’t just hit pause—you finally press stop. They’ll feed you well, tell you the truth, and hand you back the dignity you forgot you still had.

The staff is wonderful! The nurses are kind and caring. The techs are always willing to help, whether that means giving you a towel or talking to you when you need advice or a listening ear. The counselors are knowledgeable and kind. The facility is clean (they mop the walls!) and the food is wonderful! Denise, Joe, Regina, Brian, George, Avery, Christian are wonderful techs. Jack and Jeramie’s run great groups. Kylie is a very supportive counselor. I feel safe and supported here.

I've been to 6 different facilities total and this is by far the best place I've been to. They medicate you very comfortably (or as comfortably as possible at least). Food is excellent, they have real fresh fruits and veggies always available, they use real butter, and real actual food. Seems like a silly detail but it makes a big difference. The staff is phenomenal and caring.I'm 41 years old and after almost 30 years of on and off drug usage, i feel like this is my last chance to get clean. I'm so glad i made the choice to come here.

I had such a great experience at Princeton Detox. They brought in AA meetings regularly, had Jack conduct classes once or twice a week in which I learned so much, had meditation, arts and crafts, and yoga classes weekly and an amazing chef. But most importantly, the staff that works there is so helpful, caring, compassionate and understanding. I had this one tech I created a strong bond with, Denise and she would always have conversations with me at night and whenever she would come in to check my vitals at 3 AM, she was always so loving and caring. She made my experience that much better and is indefinitely one of the reasons I am still sober today!

Did a week long detox here and had a great experience. Definitely one of the nicest facilities I’ve been to in terms of substance abuse treatment. Extremely clean and comfortable, TVs in every room and somebody to address any of your concerns 24/7. All of the staff were super friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful, and the food is great every day. I felt as comfortable as possible during my medical detox between the tender love&care from nurses/techs and carefully monitored medications/tapers. Special shout out to Anne the nurse practitioner and Alicia my counselor!