About Us
SELF-RECOVERY LLC now has 4 locations in Alabama including Floyd Cherokee Medical Center in Centre, Greene County Hospital in Eutaw, L. V. Stabler Memorial Hospital in Greenville, and RMC Stringfellow Memorial Hospital in Anniston.
Self-Recovery was opened because we understand the struggle of addiction and the addict who still suffers. We, as the staff at Self-Recovery, believe that with proper treatment the disease of addiction can be placed in remission, allowing the individual to regain their self-respect, dignity and control of their life.
The Staff of Self-Recovery believes in treating each person as an individual, with dignity and respect. We understand that addiction is a life-threatening disease, and that if left untreated will result in death. We also understand that recovery is possible! We never give up hope for the patient, even when the patient themselves has exhausted all hope. We give each patient the necessary tools to succeed in their recovery. The greatest reward that we as a staff receive, is when we hear back from a patient who has completed the program and is living a sober life of recovery.
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Dr. Almena Free has a BA in Biology and Chemistry from Indiana University. She received her MD from Morehouse School of Medicine. She completed her Internal Medicine Internship and Residency at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Dr. Free worked in Private Practice at Anniston Medical Clinic for 19 years. She is currently the Internal Medicine Hospitalist at Regional Medical Center, the Medical Director for Self-Recovery Medical Detox Program, the Medical Director at Pinnacle Research Group, and is The Chief of Staff at Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Michael Gordon is the Medical Director for the Self-Recovery Detox Unit at Greene County Hospital. Dr. Gordon attended medical school with a scholarship from the United States Army. He served in active duty from 1992-1999 after finishing medical school. Dr. Gordon has also worked as an Associate Professor of Medicine at The University of Alabama, Chief Medical Officer at Hill Hospital of Sumter County, Internal Medicine Resident Physician at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Chief of Cardiopulmonary Department at the US Army Fort Benning, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and completed his residency at University of Texas.
