I Am Looking for a Drug Rehab Clinic and Would Like to See Reviews and Ratings.?

Question by Sean: I am looking for a drug rehab clinic and would like to see reviews and ratings.?
I am interested in the Western New york area. Preferably Buffalo, NY. It is for my mother who is addicted to prescription pain pills. I want have a place set up asap. She has been to a rehab before and had a bad experience. I want to find a better facility so that we can convince her.

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Answer by pelican
Here is a listing for treatment facilities near Buffalo. It should help.

http://www.thegooddrugsguide.com/treatment-centers/us/new-york/buffalo/index.htm

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