The Denton Community Food Center is a God-send for all of the hungry people who don't have a stable…read moresource for food and drinks, outside of the mainstream taxpaying citizens of the best small city in north Texas, Denton; you will be assessed as to what your family members' needs are, and then, if you qualify, be escorted to the heart of the operations, where you can select your order. I am not going to judge any any one by their appearance, but neither will the staff and management of the Denton Community Food Center. Cheers, Mark F.

Sage Oak in Denton has been a Godsend for our family…read more We were a family in crisis looking for a new assisted living residence that would accept our elderly mother post-surgery, as we were told she could not return to her prior residence because she now required care beyond what they "could" provide. A social worker referred us to Sage Oak, as she knew they had the quality of staff to care for our mother in a more intimate environment. We moved our mother's belongings out of the "Big Box" assisted living (nearly 100 residents) to Sage Oak (1:5 - 1:8 caregiver to resident ratio) which calls itself a Boutique community. Mom has been at Sage Oak for a couple of weeks. She is happy and thriving. Sage Oak has demonstrated to our family that they invest in the well-being of their residents over their corporate gain. The administrative staff, caregivers, chefs and everyone at Sage Oak we now consider members of our own family. Together, we continue to provide loving care for Mom.

The tour offered to potential clients at Sage Oak of Denton is indeed impressive. The boutique…read morestyle is highly emphasized as well as "chef prepared meals." There were some wonderful staff at Sage Oak (Amanda, Mitchell, Diedre, Tay, Ashley, Dorcus, Felecia, Soozie and more) but the constant turnover was a real problem when my brother was a resident there. Some of the attitudes of some the caregivers were truly despicable and that is what made the experience at Sage Oak a difficult one. Staff not properly trained resulted in patient accidents. Staff laziness, gossip circles, complete insubordination, and cell phone obsession took place while residents' needs were often times ignored. Many in the management branch of this company changed positions frequently. During my brother's 19 month residency, there were 5 different directors of nursing. There were executive director changes. (at least 4 that I can remember.) The one person in upper management who always addressed family concerns was Skylar, the last executive director we experienced. He truly walks a dedicated path in the field of elder care and is a huge credit to this company. The owner Loe is rarely visible and manages to live in a different reality from the difficult issues that Sage Oak staff, residents and their families often endure.

I have been going here for almost a year now and I absolutely love the place. They are flexible…read moretheir personable and they truly care. I have a disability also and they are very kind and welcoming, which means a lot.

Once you've reached a place in your mental health journey where you feel ready to explore ketamine…read moretreatment, Compassionate Psychiatric Services has been life-changing for me. My insurance covered a portion of the treatment, so the cost was very reasonable, and on treatment days, the only out-of-pocket expense I had was my co-pay. I'm not someone who exaggerates or adds drama to situations, but I can honestly say that this place and these ketamine treatments have saved my life. As I write this review, I haven't even completed treatment yet, and already the weight on my heart, the sadness, and the desperation have started to fade. I lost myself for a very long time, and the care I've received here has done more for me than six years of therapy and countless medications ever did. If you've been considering this type of treatment at Compassionate Psychiatric Services, let this be your sign to make the call and schedule an evaluation. It's hard for me to fully accept how much progress I've made in just one month. Part of me still worries it won't last, because nothing else ever has before. But this feels different. This treatment feels different. I truly could not recommend this facility or these treatments more highly. Give them a call. You're worth it, and this place proves that healing is possible.

It's disheartening to be told from a trauma facility that "you have too much trauma to come here"…read more It's one of those things I will never forget. Feeling like you are too messed up for a trauma treatment facility to take me is beyond sad. I was told that recently. If I had so much trauma then why did they accept me a few months prior with the same amount of trauma? I like to be fair in my reviews and as hurt as I am with Healing Springs, I am gonna go ahead and do the same and list my pros and cons. PROS: 95% of the staff care and are unlike any other facility I have been to. That's the main reason I want to go back. I experienced care & empathy and when I was not well, there were clinicians ready to help me out. Also they specialize in trauma & addiction, which is what I need. CONS Where do I even start? 1. I already mentioned above that I have too much trauma for them which makes no sense. 2. The campus is in separate buildings and they do have venomous snakes, so utilize caution. They have a picture of the different snakes and their venom right near their dining hall. It's a great read. You can say, "oh, I won't go outside." Especially in the winter, BUT you have no option to NOT go outside because your dorm is not connected to the main building. 3. This is a big one. They violated my HIPAA privacy rights after I left. I NEVER include my Dad or family in my consents. In fact, my therapist & detox facility were the only ones on my list. My dad was STRICTLY an emergency contact and I was very specific in saying to not let him know what was going on. When I got d/c 3 days later, they sent me to UBH Denton which was hell. Apparently my allergy to raw apple was taken as a suicide attempt when I asked for apple Juice (which I can drink safely). The police arrived and I got sent to the hospital and I just watched as the nurse Kim, just ran her fuck!n mouth over and over. Her mouth didn't stop then. While I was at UBH Denton, she continually spoke w my dad and told him about every.DAMN.DETAIL of my stay while I was at Healing Springs. Like I said, HIPAA violation after HIPAA VIOLATION. it wasn't until my dad kept telling me what he heard and me asking him who was telling him that I found out who was breaking my privacy. To add, before I was I left their program, I told 4 different staff members, including Kim to replace my emergency contact with someone else who isn't middle eastern and angry. The info relayed should NOT have been relayed. It wasn't until I called the facility and told them this is NOT TMZ, nor a gossip column, and to please tell Kim to SHUT.HER.TRAP. No wonder her son's an addict. It's not right of me to say that, but I harbor so much anger towards a facility that won't accept me and that severely violated my rights. There's a reason I don't have my dad on my consents - he talks like sh!t to me. The next day, my dad was surprised that no one was talking to him so it seems like my message was received. I am in detox now at Haven in White Rock. And I had called Healing Springs willing to forgive a lot of what happened. But when I call, and I hear bullshit reasons anytime I call about why I can't go there and maybe I should go to elsewhere bc my trauma is too much.... That was the icing on the cake. The most recent thing they told Me was to go to another facility after detox which made sense. But after I called them and confirmed with them that I can do a another addiction program and then go to them after, they had said something to the effect of "you don't have to come here after...." It's clear I'm not wanted with all their BS excuses. They want cookie cutter trauma/addiction patients. The not too extreme ones. The ones they can manipulate easily so they can have an easy day at work. Hey, if you are one of those people, by all means, give it a go. But don't f*ucking tell a trauma patient they have too much trauma to go to a trauma facility. It's like telling an addict they are too messed up for treatment. I would like to have some hope in that I can get better. And that comment to me? That made me want to jump off a building at my detox bc I felt like I was not ever gonna be helped or deserving of getting better. I already feel like I am a lost cause, I don't need a facility to tell me the same thing. And if they are that great of a trauma facility, they should be taking the hard cases. Apparently, they aren't equipped for that.

The clinical component of this program is unmatched. The staff cares about the clients getting…read morebetter. They deal with not only substance abuse issues, also process and mental health issues. Personalized treatment plan.

The people that work here are what keeps bringing me back every time. Mr. Boyd has put together an…read moreamazing team of physical therapists that will lovingly push you back into shape. They care for every level of disability. The food is good and the stafff are amazing. It is a very clean facility. You cannot go wrong here.

Do not use this facility for Rehabilitation because the facility will bill your insurance $8,500(85…read morehours ) for 20 days of rehab (5 week days) at 1.5 hours per day at a rate of $350 per hour (amount they bill your insurance )for a combined 1.50 hours of PT, OT and ST. 1/2 hour each. In addition to billing the patient/resident $5,400.00 for the same 20 days of rehab. Thus $13,900 for 20 days of 1.5 hours of rehab per day x 20 daya=30 hours $13,900÷ 30 equals $460 per day x 20 days of 1.5 per day (3rd party PT therapists) who are only being paid $100 per hour. The facility gross profit of $360 per hour. If you are someone ?who requires more PT good luck as none of their residents ever walk out of their own). As most are still wheel chair bound or using a walker when they leave if their lucky. After all if they fully rehabilitated their residents the facility would go broke. They are 50 percent short staffed because they can't retain good nurses or aides because the pay is low. 25 percent are contract so Covid is an issue. They Covid test the residents every 3rd day at $250 per test they charge the patient or insurance.Reason being too many contract employees thru 3rd party companies.

I've had injections done at Momentum Spine & Joint and my experience has been nothing short of…read moreamazing. From the moment I walked in, everyone I've encountered has been kind, professional, and truly attentive to my needs. Dayana and Juana, along with the rest of the staff, have been incredible -- always welcoming and supportive. The providers are very thorough and take the time to explain everything in a way that makes me feel comfortable and informed. Most importantly, they create a safe space where I never feel overlooked or unheard. It's rare to find a medical team that listens so carefully and genuinely cares about your well-being, but Momentum Spine & Joint delivers exactly that. Highly recommend to anyone looking for compassionate, skilled care!

My respect for Steven Scott is boundless. As one of his very first patients, I truly gave him a…read morerun for his money. I'm a 9/11 and rape survivor and traveled from NYC to Texas to seek treatment after being disappointed by the lack of quality therapy there. At the time, PTSD was lacking in any meaningful treatment. Steven used traditional treatments along with unconventional ones to aid in my recovery. I wound up moving to Texas and continuing my therapies with Steven with great success. I cannot truly express my gratitude for his patience and understanding.

The staff at this counseling service offer an incredible amount of personal and professional…read moreresources. I saw Steven Scott for a period of time and thought the environment where he held his practice felt safe, clean and open for processing hard stuff. If you are looking for a therapist and/or are dealing with troubles that feel extremely overwhelming, take the step here, it's a good place to start. Steve is a friendly therapist who can tackle tough problems gracefully. He is responsive, empathic, professional and competent. I am real grateful for this place, intervening in my life..

Hope lantern the best Therapy there is Wendy takes the time to listen and comes up with a plan and…read moreit is working for me it is like a Angel . She listens which i needed because i needed someone to talk to. Very professional my life is so much better that i went to Hope Lantern.

Hope's Lantern Counseling and Therapy & Associates…read more ⁩ ⁩ ⁩ ⁩ Add a photo Hope's Lantern Counseling and Therapy & Associates 5.0 (2) Mental health service in McKinney, TexasClosed OVERVIEW SERVICES REVIEWS PHOTOS ABOUT Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 5.0 (2) Reviews Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Shelly Smith 3 reviews just now NEW Wendy Copeland and her associates are AMAZING! Wendy is by far the best therapist I have ever worked with especially in the field of trauma therapy. Wendy creates a very safe trustful and calming environment. She is highly trained, ... More Jonathan Kusel Local Guide·20 reviews·31 photos 6 months ago Wendy ensures that there is a professional, warm & friendly atmosphere to help create a safe space for you to share and walk through the deep troubled water that life might have presented to you. Thanks Wendy! Little Coleman 1 review 10 months ago Shelly Smith 3 reviews just now NEW Wendy Copeland and her associates are AMAZING! Wendy is by far the best therapist I have ever worked with especially in the field of trauma therapy. Wendy creates a very safe trustful and calming environment. She is highly trained, kind/compassionate, patient focused and very professional. I highly recommend her for any therapy needs...esp. for trauma based therapy which includes symptoms of anxiety and depression.