Sucess Stories

Sean, Student at a Major University
“ExecuCare helped me jump start my recovery and get me clean before going back to my studies at the University.  I came in heavily dependent on Oxycontin (prescription for auto accident).  I was also having problems with alcohol and had had trouble with other drugs in the past.  The NRT therapy/treatment got me off the drugs and alcohol with almost no withdrawal symptoms.  I also had reduced Read more →

Rick K., Company President
“It’s quite common to talk about how the smartest companies are the ones which can adapt to change – in the marketplace, in consumer behavior, in technology, etc. But what about the kinds of change brought on by addiction? ExecuCare helps those struggling with addiction take back their personal and professional lives – and provides companies with a whole new way to be smart.”

Billy B., Sales
New Orleans La
“My name is Billy. I am 41 years old and live in New Orleans. I have been in and out of treatment centers since I was 20 years old. Heroin and other opiates were my drugs of choice. The longest period that I have been without drugs is two and a half years.

I was raised in a good family with two loving parents. Growing up, I was athletic and involved in organized sports. Read more →

Anonymous, 50-year-old male engineer
“Friends have been very supportive. Everyone thinks it was a good idea, which confirms again that it was obvious to close friends that I needed help. You and your staff have turned my life around. I now have control of my life back. I could never thank you enough.”

William G., Executive
“I have to say that this treatment gave me back my life. My story may not be as unusual as you think. I was always a high achiever and successful at most things I tried, including my lifelong experience with alcohol and drugs. The grasp these tyrants had on my life was terrible. I prayed often for relief and finally found it in this treatment. I immediately lost the cravings for alcohol and drugs and my thought process Read more →

Brian, Business Executive
Atlanta
“I have been trying to get sober for seventeen years. I am 47 and first checked myself into a treatment center at age 30 for alcoholism. I was able to stay sober for eight years by attending AA meetings, etc. However, during those 8 years I battled cravings on a very regular basis. I went through a bad divorce and finally gave in to the cravings and had a very bad relapse. My disease had progressed, even though I had those years of sobriety. Read more →