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4 reviews of Harris House Treatment and Recovery Center "At the start of my journey into I was a lot of negative things, including fairly terrified of going to stay 30 days in a rehab. After becoming stabilized, I found The Harris House environment was actually fairly easy to adjust to. The woman and men stay on separate ends of the building, each side has a common room with a TV, …
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- Phone: (314) 631-4299
- Location: 2706 S River Rd St. Charles, MO 63303
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