We are accepting new admissions but have implemented additional pre-screening procedures to ensure the health and safety of everyone at Mountain Laurel Recovery Center. **At this time, all family visitation has been suspended until further notice.**
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For many veterans, the opportunity to serve their country comes at a heavy price. Military service can leave deep physical and psychological scars that result in drug or alcohol addiction. Identifying veterans who are struggling isn’t always easy, but help is...
The people who serve our country in uniform are certainly deserving of our ongoing respect. And that respect must extend far beyond offering ovations on patriotic holidays or saying, “Thank you for your service,” when we encounter a veteran. Real Respect Real respect...
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