ECBH saved my life. There are truly people here doing their calling and that care for the…read morecommunity. There are going to be people who leave bad reviews because they are still in crisis and want to blame others around them for their experiences. The truth is - I used to do that too until I did years of self-reflecting and therapy to realize the world owes me nothing - and everything people give me is a surplus. With that mindset - I came out of IOP a different person who is more prepared for the worst parts of life that have yet to come.

was diagnosed as bipolar without any symptoms and treated for it. I found out that most of the…read morepatients there were also diagnosed as bipolar. I no longer take medication for bipolar disorder and I'm fine. I wish I could sue.

They are like one of those Nazi concentration camps - just plain horrid! No food, no insulin, no…read morecall button, meds goofed up, one nurse for dozens of patients, etc. If you have any human decency do not put anyone in here! We learned the hard way; all they do is lie, lie. Everything at first glance looks good but in reality the place is a nightmare!

My experience at Pruitt health was great all the works there were very polite and caring the meals…read morewere grea.i would go back there if I had to go to a rehab.

This is the worst possible place you can imagine. From the time we took our daughter there to even…read moreafter bringing her home from the hospital we are still dealing with these people. After calling and making sure it was the right place for her, they assured us they could take care of her. We dropped her off and paid for the detox. She was there only a few hours before they sent her to the hospital because they were not able to help her. They absolutely refused to work with us at every step of the way - even though she lives with us and we brought her and all her belongings to the center they refused to release her items to us unless she hand wrote an authorization which she was unable to physically do. We needed to have a notary come to do some paperwork but they refused to give us even a photo copy of her ID or to even send a photo it to the notary so he could verify her identity. Then when we did get her belongings upon her release from the hospital and we got her home, they had failed to put her prescription medications in her things. But upon calling them again several times and asking them to overnight them, once again we were told, "oh we cannot do that, our protocol...". Their "protocol" makes doing anything impossible and whenever you call you are told "we have to email...." or we have to call....". No one can do anything without first checking with someone else. They do not know what they are doing and they definitely do not give any priority or concern for the patient's needs. They do not use any kind of logic or common sense for what the patient needs and rely steadfastly on their "protocol" no matter what the situation is. The director is conveniently never there and this is who they claim they need to contact for everything. It is hard enough dealing with the person and the addiction and when you are trying to get help it is very discouraging when you are met with this kind of unyielding help and support.

Went to florida springs when they first opened up in Panama City Florida, I was curious about…read moreanxiety and insomnia help coming from life management across town and I've been sober 37 years so the nurse and manager were creepy and wouldn't help me at all because all I had was Florida Medicaid poverty insurance, so no help whatsoever from these insurance scammers, that's all they're seeking is a fat insurance policy they can leech off of. Avoid florida springs completely.

From the Bottom of Our Hearts...Thank You…read more Dear Nicole B., Ms. Pat, Daisia, Kristi, James, Damon, and the entire care team, There simply aren't enough words to express the gratitude that David and I feel for each of you. As David's cousin and caretaker, I have spent the past couple of years fighting tirelessly to ensure he received the very best care possible. Like many families, we found ourselves navigating a healthcare system that can sometimes feel overwhelming, all while trying to make the best decisions for someone we love so deeply. David's journey has been anything but easy. After his partial foot amputation, we faced another heartbreaking setback when he suffered a fall that resulted in a broken right hip. It felt like every time we climbed one mountain, another appeared in front of us. Then God answered my prayers. When David arrived at Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital, I knew we had found something truly special. From Nicole B. to Ms. Pat, Daisia, Kristi with the Amputee Program, James, and especially our incredible DPT, Damon, each of you has treated David with kindness, dignity, compassion, and genuine care, knowing that he is autistic. Damon, I truly don't know if you'll ever understand the impact you've had on our lives. You haven't just helped David learn to walk again--you've helped give him his confidence, his independence, and his life back. As his caretaker, you've also given me something I hadn't felt in a long time...hope. For the first time in what feels like forever, I can sleep at night knowing David is exactly where he needs to be--in the hands of people who genuinely care about his success and well-being. My shoulders feel lighter because of all of you. Every encouraging word, every therapy session, every smile, every ounce of patience you've shown has made a difference far beyond what you may ever realize. Healthcare is more than medicine. It's compassion. It's believing in someone when they struggle to believe in themselves. It's helping families carry burdens they simply cannot carry alone. That is exactly what each of you has done. Please know that your kindness has not gone unnoticed. You have forever changed our lives, and I will never forget what you've done for David or for me. May God bless each and every one of you for the work you do, the lives you touch, and the hope you give to families like ours every single day. With heartfelt gratitude and love, Samantha "Sam" David's Cousin & Caregiver "To care for one person with compassion is to change an entire family's world."

Insurance denied rehab hospital stay so we self paid $1200 per day for several days. The hospital's…read moremanagement said they would file appeal with the insurance company. They did not. They ghosted us. We were not given any records to use ourselves to try to appeal. In fact, we were not given a detailed receipt of the services we paid for. The staff at Encompass were great. I was highly disappointed by the empty promises made by management, especially given we were in a moment of crisis in our lives.

My third time doing Physical Therapy at TherapyOne. This was the first time post surgery…read more Everyone here is so knowledgeable and friendly. I've had a few failed surgeries in the past, and my therapists were very understanding that I was committed to making sure this one was a success. Stephanie and Susan were amazing this go around, but I've worked w Josh, Laura and James in the past as well and they are fantastic as well. This is by no means the closest rehab facility to my house, but I go back to TherapyOne because of the results.

Have been working with these guys for a while. They provide quality care and it's a fun environment…read morefor rehab. I do recommend them.

I have been to Gulf Coast Hospital now five times and no one can figure out what is wrong but here…read morewe are $100,000 later and still no one can help. they still can't figure out what is going on. they can't figure it out, but they're ready to write them drugs for you, any kind of drugs you want they will write it. the dummies wanna know why the world is hooked on drugs. You got the emergency department and they will write drugs for anything.

The 231 ER is terrible! Dr. Plum has horrible bedside manners and seemed to resent that I was…read morethere. I was interrupting his computer time and yes, I had a very view of the medical desk at where he was sitting for a very long time. The worst part is that the very short (4 words) and incomplete medical notes that Dr. Plum wrote are not acceptable to the insurance company (Florida Blue)..... To add insult, GCRMC makes you jump through many hoops to see this information...... Never again will I enter their doors.

Can't say too much about this place except it is AWFUL!!!Too many mistakes,unfocused,…read moreuncaring,and terrible bedside manner from hospitalists on certain floors...Nurses are top-notch,specialists at least Critical Care,GI Nephrology know their stuff...I will never recommend this TERRIBLE place to anyone I care about ever again...The 1 incident that literally sticks in my mind is the most unforgivable is where a medication called LEVAQUIN was given to my Mom and it swelled her tongue up 3x the size of her mouth...I kept saying it was an allergic reaction to a medicine she was being given by IV or PO( given by her G-tube)...The mistake was corrected but it had already done its damage...The medical professional who did this already know who,what,and how they SCREWED UP!!! Please keep your loved 1s away from this place no matter what...Go to HCA/ GULF COAST HOSPITAL...

I came in with kidney stone pain.. they put me in the hallway, never checked on me, they finally…read moregave me a pain pill by mouth but did not stop my pain. I asked for something else 4 times only to be ignored. I finally demanded a room due to the fact they were bringing in people after me and putting them in rooms! Still no pain meds.. still no attention from the staff. The staff is too busy socializing and laughing to do their jobs!

Outstanding after-surgery therapy and care! After my hip…read moresurgery, a rehab center seemed to be the best solution in my situation. Boy was I wrong! In less than 48 hours, I checked myself out and got set up with STAT Home Health care services. What a difference! I was up walking around, cooking, and showering with no problem in a week! And as therapy and care went on for the next few weeks, I felt even better! My therapists Lee and John were fantastic - beyond words. And the nurses checking my health, taking out staples, etc. were amazing. All this great care in the comfort of my home! The guidance and care I received with STAT was better than any facility I could've laid up in. Even living alone, I didn't feel alone in this at all. Thank you all so much!