This office is absolutely amazing! The staff is very welcoming. The inside of the office itself is…read morebeautiful and calming with its elegant lightening and homely feel. The providers are very helpful and the best part is the wait time is minimal. Excellent experience overall and outstanding service. I would highly recommend this office.

The staff is nice and the providers listen to the patients.read more

Had to rate 3 stars because the interviewer doing my evaluation was rude as hell and demanded an…read moreanswer in that EXACT moment, as if she was tired of me wasting her time (I'm autistic and my processing is very low). Other than that my treatment was mostly average, with a few tests and a lot of waiting. Room was very pretty with bright green walls to keep me calm as my anxiety spiked. Bryce K, the security guard assigned to me, was extremely kind and chatted with me when there was nobody else to talk to. Thank you so much!

If I could give zero stars, I would. My fiancée was brought here following an involuntary…read moremedication blackout and adverse drug reaction, yet this facility completely mishandled the situation by mislabeling a pharmacological crisis as a suicide attempt. Despite the floor nurses and neurologist explicitly stating there were zero signs of any mental health issues and that her condition was entirely medication-induced, the psychiatrist refused to even speak to her directly. Instead, he hid behind an assistant and forced an inpatient psychiatric hold anyway. To make matters worse, they do not even properly separate male and female patients in the psychiatric unit, creating an entirely unsafe environment. Separating a mother from her 11-month-old baby and family under false pretenses--while ignoring basic safety standards and the medical consensus of their own care team--is completely unacceptable. This facility's handling of medical versus psychiatric issues is fundamentally broken

I recently checked into Brentwood Located in Newburg, from a relapse on alcohol that occurred 2…read moreweeks earlier. On 3/10/2015 .I had gone there for alcohol issues. They kept me there For 10 days, due to my concern of being released too early. I stayed sober for 3 years. Stepping Stone admissions was 8 times, obviously not useful for my needs in recovery. I have ran 9 marathons, play tennis, etc. I lived in Florida for 26 years, sold my home in Boca Raton that I purchased in 1995 in 2005 due To extensive business travel & therefore having to hire contractors for the pool & grounds keeping. Decided to Rent @ a whopping monthly payment of $1600 per month until I had an idea what The housing market was doing. I have worked as a Financial Analyst for 22 years. My grandparents were both 92 & my grandmother's health was starting to deteriorate. Mom & I made the decision to relocate here. Every job I interviewed for I was told I was over qualified Or would leave if I got a better offer. I think my Harvard education may also have been a fact. After three years my grandparents passed & caring for them depleted most of my savings. I got a supervisor position offered @ The Goodwill on Greenriver Rd in the Shop Goodwill .Com initially and then was told they needed me to supervise in Housewares. They had promised me upon acceptance that I would get 40 hrs a week & full health insurance benefits. It never happened, I developed severe Carpal Tunnel Syndrome that was so painful I couldn't sleep. Soy only option was to go to Urgent Care across from Gateway. For 14 months I went to have a steroid injection in the hip. I couldn't get a primary care Doc cuz of no insurance. I was treated as if I was a drug addict(which was strange since I wasn't asking for anything but the steroids) one female doctor even made the comment "Have you even been tested that you have Carpal Tunnel. The other doctor made a comment that I had Lupus????What he was basing this diagnosis on was nothing more than a rude remark that was unprofessional & unwarranted. This past Sept I was told I had Avascular Necrosis, that my femur ball joint had no blood flow, all the tissue was dead & I needed a hip replacement. I found this out 2 weeks after I got accepted into an RN program which really sucked as I had to deal with tons of pain & be unnoticed in fear of an instructor black listing me. In two weeks the other hip is getting replaced. Brentwood of course would only prescribe IB Profen, and other drugs that I had no idea as to the reason for. At one point when I questioned the psychiatrist about an ointmemt needed for an allergy I had developed on my face that was almost healed when I arrived, Both doctors lied about ordering another prescription(even though I had brought one from home) So for 3 days no prescription & the healing regressed. I simply expressed my concern as to why I keep getting told It would be delivered that AM & the nurses would tell me more order had been put in. He got so angry, told me to get out of his office now! I told him I didn't mean to offend him. He just said, "Im done with you! Now get out!y therapist didn't want to hear about this because as he said I was being negative. Told her I wanted to leave immediately I was told I would have to sign a form stating that as t I was leaving "AMA" And only the doctor had the power to make the decision of that date. Of course by the time they got the paperwork to him, he was gone until the following day. This basically took away The ability to go out(even though I don't smoke)I was not allowed to go to the cafe with the 7 people left (I was the only female) which be came pretty obvious in group therapy in which she was speaking to the guys in a total different mannerism, praising them, etc. At the end of the therapy she had a plan to to do whatever it took to humliate me and started making accusations that she didn't believe for a second that I hadn't been taking the 7.5 Hydrocodone & drinking. I had already told her that I stopped the pain medication almost two months ago. Never liked taking it in the first place. I also mentioned if yu you would have checked test results from my urinalysis & blood test you would Clearly see this. I finally said Erin, I am trying to remain positive, & I Absolutely refuse to let you or any other staff member take any power away from me that will jeapordize my sobriety. She kept asking when My discharge date was. Told herI had been there 6 days, felt I needed a couple extra days. We left the er meeting & no sooner than I walked in my room , the nurse was knocking saying "you need to get packed, your out of here. It was an awful experience. Since I couldn't leave the unit I not only did not get breakfast nor lunch. This is not a safe place any longer. Major communication breakdowns and ridiculous medications that have walking around doing the Thorozine Shuffle like the move "One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest

I am writing as both a concerned loved one and a mental health professional…read more Our family's experience with Brentwood Springs in Newburgh was deeply concerning and, in my opinion, reflected serious gaps in communication, discharge planning, records handling, and continuity of care. During and after treatment, family members were left without clear information while the patient was still experiencing confusion, cognitive impairment, and withdrawal-related symptoms. In that context, communication is not a courtesy. It is part of safe care. One of the most troubling issues involved the release of information. Family members were told the patient had declined or had not authorized communication. However, after waiting approximately 30 days for records, the release-of-information paperwork appeared to show that the patient had provided the necessary signed authorization. That is not a small misunderstanding. That is a serious contradiction. If signed authorization was on file, family should not have been told the opposite. That misinformation directly affected our ability to support the patient, ask appropriate questions, understand what was happening, and help coordinate safe follow-up care. The discharge process was also concerning. A patient should not leave inpatient behavioral health care while still cognitively impaired and symptomatic without clear referrals, medication guidance, safety planning, follow-up coordination, and communication with appropriate supports when authorized. We were also told records could take up to 30 days to release. In the context of ongoing symptoms and discharge needs, that was unacceptable. Families should not be left chasing basic information after discharge, especially when that information may be necessary to support safety and continuity of care. This was not simply poor customer service. It felt like a breakdown in care at a moment when the patient needed structure, clarity, communication, and follow-through the most. Patients deserve better than vague answers. Families deserve better than being kept in the dark when authorization appears to be documented. Discharge from a behavioral health facility should come with more than confusion, delays, and unanswered questions. I strongly urge Brentwood Springs leadership to review its communication practices, discharge planning, records-release procedures, and how signed releases of information are verified, honored, and communicated to families. I would welcome direct follow-up and am willing to provide contact information privately.

I showed up complaining of ADHD symptoms and anxiety and she did a 10-15 minute evaluation after…read moretaking my bloodwork and told me I didn't have ADHD because I wasn't as skinny as most ADHD people I was 12 percent body fat at the time and in a tank top,I went back for a second analysis and she said the same thing but told me I may have OCD as she ended our session abruptly

Have had only two appointments in the evansville office and have had a horrible experience both…read moretimes. Dr. Kanan talked about HIMSELF through the entire appointment, spoke of his clients to me like they were collectors cards, wore sweats and a dirty t-shirt, and was 10 minutes late. Also admitted he had absolutely 0 experience in treating people with my issues but took my case anyway because "he was sure he could help" despite it being a complex disorder that requires years of training to treat. Doctor Shannon was much the same during my medication appointment, taking absolutely none of my concerns or precious experiences into account, put me a on a medication that had an adverse reaction to a med I was already on, despite her KNOWING I was on it, totally ignored my attempts to comment on what meds had not helped in the past and spoke over me repeatedly. During both appointments, I was ignored and all attempts to try and communicate with staff were met with glares. I cannot tell you enough that these people do not care about you. You are a number, a billing number specifically. You will not be matched with a competant care provider who is well versed in your condition or issue. You WILL be matched with someone who hears your familial concerns and says "ah, I get it, I'm a family man too. To two fur babies!" As if its the same. Disgusted, exhausted, and overall just worse than when I started after treatment here. ​​

She found, treated and helped me find a surgeon for my Pudendal Neuropathy. I ended up having…read moreentrapment of the pudendal nerve and had to have release surgery. She helped me through the process. She was wonderful! Hilary Risinger

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