If I could give her fewer than one star, I would. If you are in the business of getting to the most delicate part of humans, you should be competent enough to read your email. Insanely unprofessional, and DANGEROUS. Healthcare professionals not CARING about our HEALTH is the problem. The "do no harm" is nonsense these days. Being an incompetent doctor is disgraceful. Being an incompetent "head doctor" is a CRITICAL problem. (Very literally) read more

PROS: They did okay with treating my depression and fixing my medication problem to be back onto brand name instead of generic. So it wasn't too hard for them to know what to give to me. Therapy session about handling stress and how to emotional react to situations and so on, but unfortunately those kinds of sessions were only 30 minutes each day only during the week Monday through Friday. CONS: A few of their staff are not working as efficiently or professionally, maybe they are under payed. I had to remind them to wipe off the table after eating, because I got tired of seeing the table a mess each time I went to eat with salt, sugar, and dressing mess all over on it. Their schedule needs fixed big time. The schedule varies on times for serving breakfast when every morning vitals are 6 am. Not everyone can wait 2 hours from time of wake up for breakfast. I did not like or appreciate wasting time with drug addicts from their other unit, I'd much rather hear more classes about how to improve mental or emotional problems, NOT addictions. Too many times for reading vitals. Not enough time set aside for a 2 hour nap during the day, because some patients are still drowsy from their medications. Not enough therapy sessions with a professional therapist. Under staffed and very poor schedule on the weekends with none existent counseling. Bedroom floors look stained from filth compared to the hallway floor or maybe the janitor needs to put more elbow grease into cleaning the bedroom floors or use something other than a soft mop. They didn't have enough shampoo and conditioner to go around for all their patients. They didn't have enough gowns for some of their patients that didn't think to pack extra clothes or pjs. I had diarrhea coming into the crisis stabilization unit CSU, I thought it was anxiety, then diarrhea kept happening every time I went to the toilet. They gave me very expensive medicine, which is normally super cheap over the counter. They didn't think to change my diet to something bland instead of feeding me the same things as everyone else which included milk and small desserts. I was too sick and depressed to remember to eat bland or request for them to feed me something bland. Plus, some of their staff is very impolite. read more