Centre, Inc.

Name: Centre, Inc.
Address: 123 15th Street North, Fargo, North Dakota, 58102, United States
Telephone: (701) 237-9340
Price range: $$

Fargo North Dakota, United States , North Dakota , United States

3.0 on Google · 96 reviews

Skilled Nursing

About Centre, Inc.

Centre, Inc. is located in Fargo, North Dakota, and provides transitional housing along with rehabilitative services. Its stated mission centers on enhancing public safety and supporting individuals as they work toward successful reintegration into the community following a period of transition. Based on this focus, Centre, Inc. appears to serve a population oriented toward rehabilitation and community reentry rather than the long-term residential care typically associated with assisted living, memory care, or nursing home services for aging adults. Families seeking traditional senior living arrangements such as independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing care for a parent or spouse may want to contact Centre, Inc. directly to clarify whether its programs align with those specific needs, as its described purpose centers on transitional and rehabilitative support rather than ongoing senior care.

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Skilled Nursing

Skilled nursing care services available for residents

Rehabilitative Services

Rehabilitation services to support community reintegration

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Located in Fargo, North Dakota

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Michael Fontaine a year ago

There was a black man, from africa that worked there. I just wanted to let you guys know that he was like One of the best, if not the best staff member there. He was taken his time no matter what he was doing. And I would have a full conversation with me. And everything he told me click in had, I mean, you had students there that were studying for their Finals. they couldn't hold a candle to the African! I would ask him questions and everything he would tell me I would do. Am my life turned out better because of it and that would be long. Term information and short-term information I followed you all the directions and it always worked. I believe you wore glasses. But I do remember he was from africa working the night shift. I mean, all these people pain a $150000 to go to school. And this man had the answers just by asking him. I'm so thankful i'm at him. He was on the federal side when I was there.
Jerald Downwind 3 years ago

The place is disgusting. It's dirty. The food is rarely good. I understand it's a place to transition into normal life post incarceration. My transition was quick, due to wanting to leave the living situation at centre. There's no accountability. People have died here under the staffs watch. People do make there own decisions. But still. Worst halfway house possible

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Amanda Stratton 6 years ago

Staff has a job to do I more than understand this. But with all due respect the people at the counter that check in guests act as if the guests are the trouble makers the give you no respect and aren't pleasant at all. The least they could do is try to at least enter information into the system at all let alone correctly so the the one and only person (me) that comes to see a particular person doesn't need to be approved three weeks in a row. Maybe a smile on the faces of the front desk staff for guests I mean would be a mild improvement.
Jordan Groninger 3 years ago

It is a positive thing for the community to have a place like Center Inc. For those who have struggled with the law or addiction, it provides a nice buffer between them and the community. While at the same time allowing those individuals a chance to reentered society in a slow and structured pace. The ability to obtain employment and be a productive member of society while finishing off a specific court issued sentence, is very valuable to everyone within that community.
Bobby Bryant 4 years ago

I'm a resident in this facility and I'm happy with the way this place has helped me work my way back into society. They also have offered me a treatment program that has to be hands down the best in the country. The docr should be very happy with this institution and the way it handles their inmates