Fantastic approach to mental health. Top-notch providers and an excellent administrative staff.read more

They failed and their management did not support when it was needed. Don't bother going here.read more

I've been Dr Hampton's patient since 2004. I had been to other psychiatrists prior but have not…read moreseen any others since. He is warm, calm, and caring - he listens and provides useful, take home advice. I have a lot of health issues that effect my entire life - he has helped me have a positive outlook again. I have a lot of anxiety and he has taught me several meditation techniques to combat it. I'm a Christian and he even gives his advice toward my religious beliefs when I need it that way to make sense. I highly recommend!

This Dr isnt veteran friendly. I served in the Army for over 20 years and have PTSD. This Dr…read moreovercharged my credit card and refused to adhere to my expressed desires and needs as it relates to meds.

Speaking from personal experience, I sought eating disorder treatment from this center and left…read moreworse than I arrived. Please do your research before you or a loved one admits to this location. Treatment was not personalized like it was advertised to be on the website so there was a lot of generalization happening. Which ended up making treatment difficult for individuals differing behaviors. The patients were honestly the most helpful/supportive part about my experience there.

I sought help for my daughter. I allowed her to go there to see what it would be like. Within…read morehours, during which she primarily slept, they recommended a very strong medication for bipolar and schizophrenia, which I promptly declined. Turns out one of the side effects is rapid weight gain. That's how they get their results? From utilizing medication that isn't appropriate for the patient!!!!! Very self serving. Got my daughter out the very next day. Months later I received a bill for 12 DOSES of various medications they say they gave her during her 27 hours there. She said she remembers taking two doses of medicines so I can't decide what is worse the fact that they are indicating that they gave her 12 doses of medicine during those 27 hours or the fact that they're billing me for medicine that they didn't give her? There is something very wrong about this whole thing, and I would like to dive further into it.