Suncrest has an amazing staff and beautiful facility. My life has been changed in so many ways and…read moreis so much more fulfilling, prosperous and connected. If you or a loved one are suffering or struggling with addiction, trauma or any other mental or emotional disturbances, turn to Suncrest. Get your life and your joy back while being valued as an individual worthy of dignity, love and respect.

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Today I spoke with Mechelle in admissions. First, I explained I am not a first responder and asked…read moreif Deer Hollow was only for first responders. Mechelle said no, not at all. She answered some of my questions, and then asked me to describe my symptoms. She then asked what exactly I had experienced that I thought was traumatic. I said it was related to a relationship. She pushed for more information about what exactly happened. I explained it was related to SA. Mechelle then explained that their program is for people with actual, severe trauma like watching people die, and that it served people who had been through really intense and awful things, not people like me. She also said I probably couldn't handle their program regardless because I was being cagey talking about what exactly happened to me with her. She said the program involves talking about triggering experiences frequently and at length, and it wouldn't be a fit since I was having a hard time talking about the events with her. She also said in their program, I would need to listen to people in groups talk about horrible experiences, not like mine, which I probably wouldn't be able to handle hearing. She then referred me to a women's program that is not in my network. I was grateful to learn early in the process that the program is not helpful for or welcoming to people like me.

DO NOT GO HERE FOR HELP! FROM ONE FIREFIGHTER AND VETERAN TO ANOTHER, DO NOT GO HERE FOR HELP!…read moreTHEY LEFT ME HIGH AND DRY! Thank God for the VA crisis hot line, and good friends, otherwise, I would not be here to type this. DO NOT GO HERE FOR HELP. GO TO GOOGLE AND MAKE SURE YOU READ ALL OF THE 1 STAR REVIEWS. THEY ARE ALL REMINISCENT OF HOW I WAS TREATED AT DEER HOLLOW. You may be fortunate enough to be treated well there, but if you are the 'one off person' who isn't, then you are left out to dry. Would you want to do that to yourself or a loved one with a mental health crisis or an addiction concern? Not me, never again. 1. If you value any shred of your freedom, do not go here. 2. If you have a life outside of deer hollow, say a daughter to call, a lawyer to speak with, or anything else similar to that, do not go here. 3. If you want your trauma increased, please, by all means, go here. They are more than willing to do it. 4. They will not ask you what is going on if they feel you are being 'destabilized', or if you are having a bad moment because they told you they would have a phone for you at a certain time to call your attorney, but, the person who is supposed to help you with that is not there, and when you say you will take your phone and leave if they do not have it by the time you need it, they will take it as 'adverse'. 5. If you are having a bad day, they will not ask you why you are having a bad day, but will interpret it as you being 'destabilized'. 6. Once they have determined you are 'destabilized' or are 'destabilizing', in the name of "Good ethics". Will bring you outside, have a conversation about it with you, and tell you they have already arranged a new place for you to stay. (after having been there almost 2 weeks). Then if you get angry because of this 'new news' (with only 10 mins to process the info) they will promptly tell you you cannot stay, even if the bed at the facility that they arranged for you is no longer there. 7. They will not offer you a new place of your choice, and mind you, all choices are made for you. 8. This was an awful place that made me fend for myself, and spend money on a hotel the evening I was kicked out. Mind you, I drove across the country without a job, and without a home, to get help THERE! and I was removed because of two things, and NO ONE asked me what was going on. NOT. A. SOUL. they made their determination based only on their interpretation of events, and kicked me to the CURB. Now I am STILL jobless, STILL homeless with no place to go, and absolutely NO HELP RECEIVED. ADD THAT TO YOUR TRAUMA TIMELINE!GO T DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT GO TO DEER HOLLOW. FROM ONE VET TO ANOTHER, AND FROM ONE FIREFIGHTER TO ANOTHER, STEER FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE. GO ANY PLACE BUT HERE. OH, AND PS, GOOD LUCK IF YOU DON'T WANT A THERAPIST OF THE SAME SEX BECAUSE YOU WERE TRAUMATIZED BY SOMEONE OF THE OPPOSITE SEX. GOOD FREAKING LUCK.

This place so far has been the best. Three months again when my son arrived - he hated me, yelled…read moreand cussed, set things on fire, and would answer any calls. It was rough. Three months later at family week we are able to talk, sit on the same sofa, and he's apologized for all that happened and will express love. The family support groups are very supportive. You don't feel like you're all alone or that your child is the only one. The staff on the therapy side have been very communicative and supportive in putting in place plans to advance. The kids even enjoy just about all of the staff when they are being honest. I've seen kids go from being alone and unable to communicate to being able to communicate and hold themselves accountable. They also have a school program the kids are enrolled into so they do not miss any school. This also helps parents work with the school to get this type of treatment paid for when insurance will not. The one thing I wish was better was communication with the medical professionals. We have been trying to get to speak to the doctor about changes in his medication and it's been impossible even with the therapist seeing them a message each week during the weekly session. Overall we have been down this road before but this time it seems like he's actually getting skills and progress that will last.

I am 37 and have a beautiful daughter, I'm happily married, and I have a well paying job that I'm…read morepassionate about. While there were aspects of my time at Youth Care that were useful for me, my overall experience was horrid. In February Of 2001 my parents where at their wits end and talked to an educational consultant who recommended this facility. I was skipping school, running away, and in and out of psychiatric hospitals. My parents hired a bounty hunter company to surprise me in the middle of the night in my bedroom while I was sleeping, handcuff me, and put me on an airplane headed to Utah. This was a direct recommendation of the Youth Care facility. I was at this facility for 2.5 years. The treatment team "didn't feel comfortable" graduating me. In the summer of 2003 the treatment team told my parents "there was nothing more they could do for me." Three months later, my parents finally pulled me out. I developed a very hopeless and pessimistic attitude towards my future and my life while in this place. Phone calls were monitored and staff would hang the phone up for me if I wanted to talk to my parents about anything negative having to do with Youth Care. I roomed with skinheads, violent kids, and other troubled youth. One of my most vivid memories was a scandal involving one of my friends and a staff member who made my friend walk naked in front of him at least a couple times. In addition, there were two different instances I was made aware of where 2 separate adult male staff members groomed and sexually pursued a 14-year-old female patient, and in another case of 16-year-old female patient. In both of these cases, the staff members were fired when the scandals were brought to light, but no legal action was ever pursued against these offenders. It seemed to me at the time, and still seems to me that Youth Care didn't want that sort of publicity. I believe that they tried to keep it hush-hush as the police where never involved/called but the kids affected (my peers) had to meet at least once with lawyers representing Youth Care privately. I developed unhealthy eating habits which turned into an eating disorder that I still have to this day, and a life long resentment for my family for sending me to such a awful place. I do not recommend this place to anyone. I have gone through years of family counseling with my parents to get to a point where we can communicate effectively and lovingly again. When someone asks me how my high school experience was, I don't have much to say, because I felt like I was in juvenile prison, as my experience at Youth Care was very similar to that. Lastly, I would like to point out as I am looking through these reviews that it is apparent to me that most of the positive reviews of Youth Care are paid promotion. That's right, you can pay a PR company to leave positive reviews for your company to offset the many negative reviews from actual patients. -David

I give encompass a five-star golden review after going to a nursing home and then coming to…read moreencompass was a blessing I didn't want to leave I loved it there

The staff took care of me like family. My Case Worker was the best; she encouraged me to see the…read morestrength I had in me to succeed! I really would not have made it without her. The PT and OT therapists were interested in seeing you get better, and took interest in you as as person....the walks not only made me stronger but gave us the opportunity to vent, smile, get encouraged, and discuss every thing. I never realized how important weighting my arms down and doing OT would be in my home life. They are training a new generation of students to be exceptional!! The doctors took special care of me and listened to my concerns. The nurses are all caring, compassionate, and professional. The CNA's were there at the touch of a button to get you what ever you needed or to even tuck you in. The dialysis nurses are just perfect. I could mention names, but it is everyone. The house keeping staff even takes the time to ask you how you are doing! Chuck the CEO even comes to visit his patients. This combination of treasures took me from hopeless, to hopeful, to actually walking out the front door. One of my favorite CNA's walked me out, expressing joy at how far I had come. My only regret is I could not thank each and everyone. My case may indeed have been a success story, but the real success story is this hospital and the staff! THANK YOU!!

Corner Canyon is a great facility. They are very caring. When I entered the home after spending 4…read moredays at a nearby PHP and residential, I felt the complete difference. The therapists are top notch- Katie, Kiera, Alex, Sara, Austin, Keanan. All are very good at trauma work. The mentors (behavior health techs) are also amazing. They actually care about the clients. Ones of note are Dante, Obama, Chelsea, Rebecca, and Ricky. They listen to concerns and try to make the best decisions for each client. Like all facilities, some clients will not like the rules, but they will actually listen to your concerns. Shaun in admissions is supportive and amazing.

I arrived to Corner Canyon in crisis mode. I was met with a community of peers and staff that not…read morenecessarily understood where I was but welcomed me with open arms and facilitate a soft landing into the process of healing. Different from any other rehabilitation facility that I have been to and there is a history there. The mentor staff is top notch. I connected and was encouraged by Mr. Dontae. Always willing to sit and talk, give sound advice with care and concern an authentically genuine person who has experience with over coming addiction. Mrs. Nichole as well was mentor who truly helped with a jovial disposition and true love for people and wanting to see them heal. Sharing appropriately her journey though addiction and consequent steps into continued recovery. During my time I was able to start to trust my counselor Austin and start the process of going though past trauma. Over all I am grateful for my experience at Corner Canyon and believe it is crucial starting point to continued success for me Ian Crane

My mother was a full-time resident for two years at this facility. The staff is extremely caring…read moreand compassionate. Amy, the director, is communicative and genuinely cared for our mother. The nurses & CNA's are attentive, patient, and most importantly, compassionate to the residents. They take the time to get to know residents individually and care. Highly recommended this facility! Thank you for all you have done for our family!

This facility is great. The staff are very caring, very responsive. Great therapy staff! Clean and…read morewell maintained. I would definitely recommend if you're in need of a skilled nursing facility!

I was nervous finding a good skilled nursing facility for my 89 year old Dad. But this one was…read moreremarkable with nursing staff and therapists!

RUN AWAY! Do not put your family number here if you would like them to come out alive!! This place…read moreis awful so dingy,small, and dirty! my dad was here for less than a week. He came in for a UTI and aspiration pneumonia, and within five days was dead. They did not even tell me that he died and transferred him to a mortuary without my knowledge or my consent! I still do not know if exactly what happened every time I ask, I get very vague responses add two days prior to his death. They let him fall out of his bed smack his face on the floor, and he had to go to the emergency room. My likely let him his bed again, and he obtained more catastrophic injuries.! they tried to say that he had a heart attack. However, he had a pacemaker and had just recently had a valve replacement, and his heart was doing great according to his cardiologist. He had also just had an echocardiogram and stress test and lab work at the hospital four days before he died and we were told by the cardiologist that everything looked great! The lead had changed in his care was being admitted to this awful place. We were not asked if we wanted to come here we were told it was the only place that availability for a Sunday afternoon discharge and I guess that should have been our first red flag.! the physical therapy here is a joke and I honestly think they purposely keep people for as long as possible so they can get paid because if anybody ever left they would NEVER EVER COME BACK!! There's nowhere for family members to sit if you come to visit plan on standing or sitting on your loved ones bed they make it very unwelcoming and uninviting for Famly. I imagine because they don't want families sticking around for very long and seeing how awful the place really is.!

If you are looking for a great place to take your love one for skilled nursing care this is the…read moreplace. My dad came here from St. Mark's Hospital not being able to do much for himself. Aspen Ridge has the best PT, OT, CNA's and nurses. He came in on a Tuesday and on Sunday we reserved a room next to the dining room to have a family dinner together and he walked to the room with his walker. Thank you so much to all who provided such excellent care for my father.

Excellent PT, Fast response when you push the nurse call button. Fair meals-nothing available late…read morenight after returning from the hospital & missing regular dinner. I personally felt like the Asian CNA 's who helped me after back surgery were somewhat rough on toileting help & shower assistance-but overall great 16 days there.

I would love to give a mixed review. The cleaning staff and physical therapists would get as many…read morestars as I could give. The facility smells nice, not like a rest home smells. Some of the other staff are also caring and kind. My biggest complaint is a lack of care for time of day. I have been here 2.5 weeks, and on 5 occasions, someone has come into my room in the middle of the night with questions or concerns that are not appropriate for that time of night. Last night at bedtime I declined a topical pain cream that was prescribed "as needed." It was the 3rd day in a row that I declined it. At 3:15 am a CNA walked into my room, turned on the lights, and started putting on gloves. When I asked what was going on, she mentioned this cream. I'm afraid I was very unkind when I told her I didn't want it and she needed to leave!! It seems they forget how important sleep is in the recovery process. Or they forget that just because they are awake and working, the rest of us are not.

If you are looking for a good skillled nursing facility, you'd be smart to look elsewhere. The…read morefront desk staff, nurses and social worker are the opposite of good.