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    I saw Hayley and she truly helped me be the best version of my self and i would 10/10 recommend her!! Wouldn't go anywhere else!!

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    Harbor Oaks Hospital

    Harbor Oaks Hospital

    1.7(43 reviews)
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    I recently took custody of my autistic teenage son who was abandoned at a hospital in Florida by…read morehis biological mother. He had frequent violent outbursts, had never been to therapy, and had very little medical treatment for years. While in the ER, a hospital social worker called Harbor Oaks in hopes that they would consider helping my son. The reviews for Harbor Oaks ranged between horrible and wonderful, so I would like to provide a detailed review of my experiences with Harbor Oaks Hospital in case other parents find themselves in my position. I noticed when we arrived at Harbor Oaks was that the staff were highly trained in how to interact with Autistic kids. My son had a meltdown as soon as we walked in the door, but staff reacted immediately and empathetically, calming him down within seconds. The two young women who came out to lead him to his room were amazing as he went with them willingly. As my wife and I left, one of the nurses (Nathan) took the time to reassure us that they will continue helping us through the whole journey, not just his inpatient stay. As I write this five weeks later, I can say that Nathan and the staff kept their word. Within a few days, I got a call from Dr. Ramen. I've seen several negative reviews concerning him, however I was thoroughly impressed. Dr. Ramen eliminated a redundant medication and suggested swapping another medication, which turned out to have significant positive effect. He took the time to listen to all I had to say, and spoke to me with empathy and respect, explaining each of his suggestions. When reading his notes last week, I noticed his account of our conversation was precise, indicating he listened intently. I have friends that don't even listen that well. A few days later, I received a call from their BCBA (autism specialist). I'm told she was instrumental in helping my son get into their program considering his unique circumstances. She was thorough in her questions and her evaluation of my son. I've spoken to her twice so far and each time I came away from the conversation reassured and hopeful. She offered to work with my son's school district and his pediatrician to connect all sources of support. And then there's Sarah, one of their social workers. Sarah reached out to every possible support (his school, our insurance, the health department, and a case management program that turned out to be a lifesaver). Sarah did more for my son in a week than the entire county of Lenawee did for him in a month. Words cannot express how thankful I am to her. And concerning my son, he is now interacting with other kids, he's less anxious, he twitches less, and he is now self-regulating his moods. The staff are not miracle workers (nor should anyone expect them to be), but in my son's case, they're damn close to it. We've visited him once and he was calm and content. My son was in a hopeless place, being abandoned by his mother and not even recognizing me or his siblings. Harbor Oaks may have saved his life. They saved ours.

    If you're struggling with mental health. PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DON'T GO HERE. This place did…read moremore harm to my mental health than good. The staff was horrible to the patients, really did nothing to better my mental health, and the way they treat the children are horrible.

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