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I am 19 years clean thanks to Crash. It was the best thing I ever did for myself.

Horrible experience on many levels and aspects!

Great Service and very kind staff. The detox very helpful to getting sober and being in recovery.

I have been an ongoing client of Meridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. in Starke, FL for several years now. My counsellor and I have been getting along very well, and has been helping me tremendously with my mental health disorders. I highly recommend this facility for anyone who is seeking outpatient treatment.

The people need to put more effort into the care they give the people, there is a real lack of compassion. Infection control seemed to be another issue you don't see a lot of hand washing. Food did not look good or smell good.

The intake was not what they say in the pamphlet, the time it took to meet with my case worker was a month at least, three months to have assistance from the financial dept. and still working on it, trying to get ahold of staff is near impossible and the doctors there are very inadequate and rude, inattentive and dangerous. I personally know of 3 people who have just given up there because of many of the issues I spoke of above. Avoid this Company.

Amity, Lindsey, Stephanie, and all of the nurses are really great. They go out of their way to help. Thanks! Chris Phipps

How long is the mother daughter program.

my daughter has pcos. has multiple health problems related to this, has tried to get referral outside of clinic to specialist, she cant even see a doctor, always nurse practioner, that knows nothing.

The company is short staffed and lacking the knowledge of knowing how impactful their services really are. Kudos to being a family own company and black owned. However, they do not keep you informed of changes until the last minute including call ins, they do not have enough staff for respite hour usage even if you tell them 3 days in advance. Not only do they not have the staff you have to call them back to know they don't. They don't staff on holidays per an office worker nor do they seem to care in a profession where CARE is the top priority. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone.

Some of the nurses were good, but too many had bad attitudes.

New freedom Center is awesome. It helped my child cope with their problem. Been clean for 289 days now. Enrolled in college today and I am very proud of him. He still stays in contact with the center and is always welcome. When I had written him off they didn't. He is a changed man. Thank you NFC

I initially went to the ER and was subsequently admitted. I found the ER NURSES to be rude, aloof and even dismissive at times, like I wasn't important and the pain I was experiencing was "that bad." Once admitted and into a private, single, beautiful room, it was a different story because the nurses on the floor were extremely kind, genuinely concerned and overall very nice. I would recommend DH to my family and friends

An an inpatient, I found the nurses, assistants, techs and physicians to be exceptionally caring and concerned. Aside from the really REALLY nice corner SINGLE room with double windows and enough space to dance in, it was really an extremely pleasant experience even though my medical condition required me to be transferred to a Philly hospital. I would highly recommend Doylestown Hospital.

My recent treatment at MARR was completely futile. While I was there my primary counselor was drinking on the job and actually recieved a DUI. Another patient was accidentally prescribed Tramadol instead of Trazadone and no responsibility was taken by any staff. The physician is rarely seen and the nurse is a joke. Please look into Ridgeview and Talbot instead. This facility is a waste of money.

the eldon nursing home has a very caering facilty.

the eldon nursing home has very friendly workers

Best program in the state. Saving lives!

My Aunt and I were visiting her late husband's Aunt who is a patient. Dinner was supposed to be a t 5:45 but after 4 requests by my aunt for our relative's dinner, the nurses finally blamed it on the kitchen's mistake and brough down a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for this almost comatose patient to eat. This was about 7:10 pm by then. We asked if that was all she would be fed and was told if the food in athe kitchen hadn't all been thrown away that she would get a tray. I also asked if we had not been there what would have happened and was told they would have "figured it out"??? We had been visiting a couple hours and no one had even come to check to see if our Aunt needed to go to the bathroom or anything. We were told they checked on patients every 2 hours. Also one attendant did take a tray into the room across the hall and loudly said "Ms. So-in-So, it's time to eat", but did not attempt any further to wake this woman or attempt to feed her, but rather turned and walked back out of the room with the food tray. Our Aunt is 96 years old and if she died of starvation who would question the cause, but probably list it as natural cause! This is unacceptable!! Why do nursing homes not install cameras in all areas to monitor their patients? When my own Mother was ill I was visiting a nursing home and walked into a room where a patient had pulled out her IV was was sitting on the side of the bed bleeding unable to call anyone to help. Maybe 2 hour intervals is TOO long. I hate to think that our Aunt would probably not have had anything to eat until the next day!!And the woman across the hall, also.

You can find better. They don't wash the residents, med management needs help, most of the aides are rude and uncaring. Some of the nurses are great and some of the aides care, but the majority of staff should be fired and start over. Diet is overly salty, dirty, dirty, dirty. Therapy department was ok. If you just need kosher for short term therapy, then ok, otherwise, keep looking.

This is the best nursing home in the area, bar none. My mother was in two other local nursing homes, so I have seen it all. The nursing staff is superior, they are attentive to each resident. The nutritionist is superb, adjusted my mom's diet and increased her protein intake. The aides actually are proactive and ask if they can help, unbelievable. The food is even tasty, plentiful and their ice cream social is very well attended. Activities like Bingo, games, trivia, entertainment, religious services and more will keep your loved one very busy. The place is clean, everybody is cheerful and smiling, the overall atmosphere is just plain uplifting.

Helping me walk better and having anodyne therapy for my feet, really helping thanks Anne

Don't know who they are, but billing my medicare

The smell is horrible.The place needs to be condemned.It is nasty and the staff could care less.

My counselor, Robyn, was manipulative, critical, and absolutely not mindful. When I finally told her I was no longer interested in being her patient she threatened to breach confidentiality and took incredible measures to stop me from seeing another counselor. I reported it to her supervisor and came to the meeting looking like he was drunk and wearing no dress clothes and was nothing but aloof. Stay away from this place!

One of the worst facilities I have ever come across. The fact that this place is actually licensed to operate is mind-boggling. The staff is barely competent enough to answer the phone, and have the customer service ability and decorum of a pack of hyaenas. But I guess that's what happens when you hire people who barely can graduate from the "colleges" which advertise during day time tv.

TenderCare took us on last minute after hours, and because of this we were able to be discharged from the hospital and take our son home. Everyone has been so helpful and great to work with.

I am beyond thankful for this facility. I admitted myself to this program after 20 plus years of addiction. I a almost 2 yrs clean and sober. Life has so much more to offer. I really liked the fact that you interact with other addicts but more so the one on one in depth counseling that focuses on the root of your disease. Thank you Touchstone and my counselor Carrie . . . Always Marian Shackelford

The nurses in the ER only checked on me every half hour while I was coughing up blood every two minutes. I could have died, and they wouldn't have noticed. I was only given pain meds after I started crying, which was after three hours of spitting up blood.

Truly love the staff. Prompt and reflect good ethics by practicing what they preach with their own lives. Good movies and fun time.

My children respect me because I am happy sober. I learned to take a turn in my life for the better.

Best care with most experience. No one can buy happiness that a turning point gave me.

Helped with my addictions and gave me hope for a sober future.

A am so proud of myself for turning the page in my life before it was to late. I owe a turning point more than I paid for my life. I enjoy sobriety and nothing can take that from me and my family.

Most professional team. After treatment I never want to drink. Trained to operate in a caring environment.

Most experience that has the best education with the friendliest staff. Great locations with the greatest success rate.

very unorganized within their staff that starts from management

Freindliest team with the most experience. The best in the west. Anyone open to change is accepted and cared for at a turning point. Rate of success in clientele must be good if I've been sober since 2004. Triple rating.

Family fun oriented with the best friendliest team. Ready to help anyone.

Caring brief and to the point. The best place in the world to turn the page in your life and move forward.

everybody is always accepted at the turning point no matter what background they come from or how long they bring alcohol. there is always a Time in someone's life when they can make a turning point. rated as one of the best treatment centers in the United States. highly recommended to teens and seniors. everyone is important and welcome at the turning point. that's why it will always be my favorite place because my life took a turn for the better.

fun happy and friendly environment at the same time as it is hard to work on ones self and take it seriously. the best man for the job is the one that has been doing it the longest so we'd pick a turning point because they been added the longest and have the most experience. They are the best treatment agency in the state of Colorado. If they can't help no one can.

Medicare fraud spoken here

Nasty ER... Huge Bill.... No answers... Good Luck if you go there!! My last experience not good at all!!!!

Do not go here. The staff is extremely unfriendly and impolite. They don't have their paper work together on time, and the facility is a dump. Steer clear of this worthless establishment.

Mujeres con Esperanza is a place of healing and of taking care of people who come to the center for resolving problems with addiction to alcohol and drugs. It is a much needed service that the community and its residents can benefit from. However, there are many issues within its organization, I can personally tell you, as I was an employee in this component. The component could be so much better than it currently is. The organization is run by individuals who have many issues, manipulate and lie about how it runs, although upon entering the office it is very apparent that the ethics, standards and morals of the way the CEO runs the organization are less than ethical and moralistically. One look around, the feel of the staff, the look and feel of the filthy unkempt environment and the lack of equipment needed to run the program is proof enough to who the commitment and passion is not afforded, and that would be the Client!! The CEO runs the program with caution, selfishness, and by hiring staff who are grateful and faithful for her having helped them become clean and sober and for hiring them to work as counselors. Counselors have taken state board exams up to 3 times without passing, yet they continue employed. There is so much drama and unprofessionalism by the counselors, its unhealthy for the centers clients.

Moved residents to other facilities without notifying them until last second. Too worried about passing a survey to keep Medicaid they are fudging books and firing staff. Refusing to send resident to hospital after he requested to go. Not properly doing treatments on decub and dc treatments due to survey coming up when they are needed. They dc all alarms and put one resident at end of hall with noone around her isolating her and she fell numerous times.

This place is horrible. When I was in detox the staff gave me my soboxone too soon and sent me into rapid withdrawls (the harshest stage of withdrawl is reached within 15 minutes) and because they didn't realize what they had done they continued to give me suboxone which only made me more sick. When I was in inpatient the other women were extremely childish and rude but the staff did nothing about it. I have never suffered from ptsd so my counselor told me that because I had no trauma in my life that I wasn't suitable to be treated there. They were simply trying to get rid of me. I have acid reflux and was often sick but the staff accused me of having an eating dissorder and tried to get me sent to a mental hospital for it. When little did they know that there was a woman in my unit who woukd ask to go to the bathroom to wash her hands after every meal so she could purge her food. She stayed for an entire 30 days without anyone noticing. Whatever you do DO NOT go to this facility, its extremely sexist and the women get treated very poorly and the staff is completely out of touch with reality. There are facilities all over the US that are much more worth your time and money.

My mother was in the geriatrc unit of Aurora hAving been admitted because she had been overmedicated by the assisted living facility she had been living in. The nursing staff at aurora (except for one mean spirited tech) was fabulous - Dr Steiner was her doctor and although he apparently properly diagnosed and treated her, we never met him and never told us what was going on. We always got our information from the nurses and physicians assistant. His disrespect for the family made the crisis more stressful than it needed to be.

Wonderful program! They have a flexible schedule with daytime, evening and Saturday hours and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend to anyone in need of these types of services.