My experience started with a Doctor that looked at me like I was crazy. I had 2 NP take me off…read morebenzo cold turkey and put me Xanax and Paxil. I was not sleeping and finally asked for help. My husband took me to Baptist and the nurses Maddie and Paige were good but the Doctor Rishan Desta had the worse bed side manners. I spoke with Pathway and told the lady that I had had a suicidal thought but I had no plan and that I was a rational person just sleep deprived. Talked to Pathway and counselor told me after about 45 minutes of talking that she wanted me to get in touch with Doctor in morning and start working on a sleep regiment. So you can imagine my shock when they come and tell me I am going to Lakeside by ambulance. I never argued with them. Wanted to know why my husband could not take me and they said Dr Desta worried I would jump out of the car. I am not that messed up and I told them it was all the medicines and I just needed help getting back on what worked for me. Know we are at Lakeside I get that at 2:30 went through 3 assessments and the last guy threatened me to sign an involuntary sheet. I argued bc I had come willing. He told me if I did not sign the form I would have all my rights removed and I would never buy a gun again. So after more discussion I signed the form. Also told them when I got there i needed my hear medicine over and over. They kept telling me I would get in on the unit. Skip forward to 3:00 am in the morning. I have now gone 24 hours with sleep. I get to the west wing and the Nurse there was not helpful and told me I had no medicine waiting on me and that I would have to wait till medicine time. Again no sleep bc at 5 I am listening to a lady yelling profanities and she ended up hitting a tech and it took several to take her down. This went on for about 30 minutes. Finally got my medicine and I finally got to call my husband who I had signed off for him to know everything that was going on with me. Imagine 2 days of no communication He was about to lose his mind. Skip forward a few hours and I finally see my Doctor who after talking to me said I did not belong on that wing and he was transferring me to the Landing. Can I just tell you when I got there my anxiety dropped tremendously. The Nurse Martina, Jennifer, tech Alex, Shawn and Joshua was the best. They would answer and questions and help in any way. But I ended up being there almost 7 full days and never laid eyes on my therapist till right before I was discharged. I asked for help but since being released and seeing a counselor and a Doctor I have been told my situation was handled so wrong on many levels. I feel for the others that are thrown to the wolves. If anxiety or panic is your trigger you should never be thrown in an area where the chaos is already so high. I want to find out to be an advocate for those that have no support when they get out and I think the system need some major updates. I understand staff is probably pretty shorthanded but compassion goes along ways in just starting the healing process.

this place is awful. i had to go back in may of this year (2026) and so i know what it's like. you…read moredon't get a say in whether you stay or not (neither do your parent / guardian, depends on why you're there), staff doesn't care, as well as threaten to keep you longer if you don't obey their petty ass rules. the doctor in charge of me even quit after i was discharged due to the lack of organization and care for patients who are SUPPOSED to be getting help.

THIS POST CONTAINS MY PERSONAL OPINIONS ONLY -- TB…read more I'm a 60 yr old man & have had chronic pain for 12+ yrs. Dr Carr's actions towards me were repeatedly vengeful, aggressive, disrespectful, and abusive. He is vulgar and unprofessional, for example he told my wife a d*ck joke the first time he met her. I later learned that Dr Carr's skill-set appeared to basically be an AA counselor, mostly dealing with 'mandatory' and court ordered clients that he can threaten, bully, intimidate and disrespect with no repercussions. He makes his living off the 12-Step Plan and encouraging people to "get to a meeting". Although I admire his efforts in that treatment, he should have realized his limitations from the start and known that my situation was not a candidate for this cookie-cutter solution Dr Carr is arrogant and conceited. He uses his profession to feed his superiority/God complex while abusing his patients. I have filed a complaint with MS Medical Review Board. Complaint Topics: * "Patient Abandonment" * Needless pain and suffering * Caused more harm than good * Disrespectful to patients * In his dismiss letter he stated he had to call the police on me. That is untrue, however the police "claim" has blackballed me from being accepted by any other doctors. * Failure to provide "Continuity of Care" * "Defamation of Character" in medical docs Carr is providing to my other physicians I spoke with Carr on the phone on 03/06/19, at which time he began ranting, swearing at me and Hung-Up on me. I attended my next appt but he again became aggressive, yelling and swearing at me, and verbally abused me with derogatory nicknames. Then, without any warning, he refused to refill my prescriptions, told me "I don't have time for this bullsh*t" and "I'm not going to do sh*t for you" and then threw me out of his office. Dr Carr did not give me any time to find a new doctor or any prescriptions to control my pain and detox to get me by until I found a new doctor.

With the Opioid epidemic steadily worsening, the death toll rising and no cure in sight, it's no…read morelonger taboo to know someone or even finding yourself to be battling such a dangerous and oftentimes fatal disease all the while wondering how you got to such a dark place in life. Overcoming addiction requires so much more courage, willpower, to sometimes manage to get through the next hour. My fight with addiction has been a hard one. ::Lag, will finish this review later.::

From the owner: Behavioral Health Group (BHG) in Memphis, TN provides outpatient addiction treatment for people…read morewith opioid use disorders. Our programs offer comprehensive treatment for lasting recovery, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) - that combines medications (like methadone, Suboxone), counseling, IOP and recovery support services. As part of the nation's largest network of Joint Commission-accredited treatment centers, we deliver personalized, evidence-based care, serving North Memphis, Frayser, Raleigh, Millington and the greater Memphis area. With structured, high-touch care, flexible scheduling and same-day access, our Memphis location makes it easier to start and stay on the path to recovery close to home.

I was a long term patient and was compliant and on the random drug screen you do , if was told I…read morewas positive for fentanly. I lost my thoughts. I've never taken fentanly. Had a Hysterectomy a week before and a psychiatrist appointment who also drug tests me. I've never failed a drug test. She wouldn't let me give blood at my expense, a more advanced urine test. Nothing. She wanted me gone and made that up. I got a notice labcorp has class action law suit. So I logged on to labcorp and the orders to test my urine said " problem requested " ? Then the lab said the sample hadn't been refrigerated and couldn't test. Then " written instructions ". Then the fentanly parent drug was 27 and metabolite was 0. The metabolite norfentanyl is what shows your taking the fentanly. My patient id had changed. I had legit spine problems and no where to go. I don't do illegal drugs. She could have been straight up. I have degenerative disc disease and I haven't been seeing anyone. I lay in the bed every day. I fell 10 days ago and broke my lumbar 1 burst fracture. Has anyone else been accused of false positive? I thought they were nice too until they lied to ky face and wouldn't let me go to hospital for another drug test or do whatever they wanted. They sure charged my insurance alot. Im still pissed off and if I could sue them I would especially seeing the labcorp notes. Sketchy AF.

Ive been a patient at Spectrum Pain over 5 years. I have only positive things to say about this…read moreclinic. R. Jenkins NP is the best caregiver I've had in my 20+ years of pain management. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone needing help with their pain.

I have been seeing Dr.Hambrick for almost 2 years now. My life has benefited greatly from his…read morecounseling. I have seen several counselors ever since I was young. None of them were able to help me like Dr.Hambrick has. I am a firm believer that Christian counseling is the way to go.

From the owner: Licensed Professional Counselor/Mental Health Service Provider with Christian world view. Specialty…read moreareas include Emotional and Relational Trauma (using SE, SomEx and EMDR), Addiction (MAC), Anger Management and Couples counseling.

I just want everyone to know that CTC is the clinic of choice in the Memphis area.. everyone is…read morevery nice ,understanding and want to help you in any way they possibly can. I've been a patient at the other clinic and CTC is better in every regard. The other clinic was not understanding, I've been diagnosed with fibromyalgia in the last 2 years and have been a methadone patient for almost 15 years now. I told that other clinic that I was trying to find a pain management clinic and it was fine with them at first then the nurse practitioner finally got wind of my reaching out which she should've known from day 1 ,but after 5 months of getting treatment by the pain clinic , I was given an ultimatum by the methadone nurse and 1 day is not enough time to make your mind up. It was helping a little bit but then the explosion happened and I get all my privileges revoked and they are discharging me and detoxing at 10 mg a day. I didn't do anything wrong except try to find relief from excruciating pain and my condition is getting worse and stressful situations cause you to have more pain. Well so far it's been about 4 or 5 weeks at CTC and I am pleased with the treatment of patients and especially myself, My pain is significantly reduced and with that I think straighter, my physical condition is in good condition

I've been dealing with this company and I know it's not the company it's the employees for almost a…read moreyear and I'm constantly having problems and they have a not a good communications I don't know what it is but it's them The employees that's working for Baptist medical equipment and it is sad to say

Mr.Balogh is good at his job. They have a very professional and caring atmosphere there. With that…read moreout the way here's my issue. While sitting in the lobby you can hear word for word what the patient before you is saying. That's no exaggeration it's so bad that the receptionist wears headphones out of respect when you're in session. It's appreciated but I wish it wasn't necessary. Talking to a therapist means digging down and saying some things you might not want others to hear. When you come out and see the looks of the next person in line and the receptionist plus knowing how easy it is to hear through the door. It's hard to bear especially if you have an anxiety disorder. Yes everyone heard everything you just said in private, it's almost unbelievable you have to worry about that in 2022. Lastly good luck trying to refill your prescription if it doesn't automatically refill. I called during business hours from 3:30pm-5pm relentlessly to renew my prescription because of my new job and going to school it was a necessity. Nothing. No answer at all and a couple of times my call was actually forwarded. Which means it was intentionally ignored. Overall don't talk unless you're okay with Everyone hearing you and don't expect to get your medication on time.

This place locked me in a room covered in urine, fecise, pubic hair, and blood. They shut the door…read moreafter pulling my legs out from underneath me while restrained against my will causing me a severe head injury. They did not open the door for 3 maybe 4 days. Not even to offer me food or water. My head bled the entire 3 days. I was forced to urinate and dedicate in a corner of the room as there was no toilet. I was treated less than human for being mentally sick. I actually started to believe I was in hell. During those 3 or 4 days I was not administered medications that I could have died coming off of. When the door finally opened, I was made fun of and scolded for reliving my self on the floor. When they saw the injury on my head, they told me I shouldn't hurt myself like that, then started laughing. Then I was taken somewhere to get almost 20 stitches.