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South Oaks Hospital

South Oaks Hospital

1.7(54 reviews)
0.2 mi

As a patient who just got discharged the day of writing this, I find just how little we've…read moredeveloped in creating a safe and caring facility for people with disturbed minds or people looking to get clean. The constant reprimands of the staff (specifically at night) would create an increased amount of tension in everyone on the unit. When I was restricted the day before my discharge, I was told I wouldn't be allowed to be going off units for group, fair. I wasn't not at all informed that they would confiscate all (and I mean ALL) of my clothing and possessions including woman's products and clean changes of clothes. And to top it all, when staying on unit while everyone else had left, I was not allowed to communicate or even sit near the other patients who were restricted. I understand that teenagers are not always sound of mind or judgment, but it's extremely hard to see needs not being met such as not opening any bathrooms when we desperately need it and having someone end up urinating on the seat, than it's hard to ignore and push it aside as "teenagers being dramatic". One of the most upsetting things was seeing the life being sucked out of all my peers, as they felt they were not getting the care they were promised to have received while being admitted. Even worse was seeing 14 and 15 year old girls get pumped with so many meds they turn into lethargic zombies. When I would ask what medication they were given, most of the time they were not able to answer. It's disheartening to see a system that I at some pointed wanted to contribute to so badly (I plan/planned on going to school to become an art therapist), turn out to be such a twisted tail. I will admit that there are many staff workers, at least on my unit, that were truly a pleasure to be around and made my experience a little more tolerable, and social workers and doctors (depending on who) seem to truly care about helping stabilizing the minds of the adolescents on unit. In conclusion, the fries are baller!

Our experience with this outpatient program was extremely disappointing. Communication was…read moreinconsistent, and we often felt that important expectations were never clearly explained until after problems arose. We voluntarily sought treatment for mental health after a hospitalization because he wanted help. Instead of feeling supported, he felt unheard and uncomfortable with his assigned therapist. After expressing concerns and requesting a different counselor, we were met with responses that did not address the issues we raised. My concerns were addressed then told to me my husband was lying to me. We were also surprised to receive a letter outlining requirements that we believe had not been clearly communicated beforehand. Rather than working collaboratively to resolve misunderstandings, the approach felt punitive and threatening, which increased stress during an already difficult time. Mental health treatment depends on trust, transparency, and open communication. Unfortunately, that was NOT our experience. We hope the program improves how it communicates expectations to patients and responds when legitimate concerns are raised to help future patients. The whole experience was unprofessional and disrespectful. The quality of care is horrendous I would NOT ever recommending this facility AT ALL!

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Vinod Khanijo, MD

2.0(1 review)
0.2 mi

Dr. Khanijo is a good pulmonologist, but his office staff leaves much to be desired. They are…read moreimpersonal, and non-empathetic. During the day the plumes of smoke came down from Canada, I was having difficulty breathing and eventually had an asthma attack, I ran out of medication. I called them several times during the day and his office staff was very uncaring. They told me to wait, and after the 4th phone call I did, until 5. When I called back, the office was closed. I called the emergency service and left two messages with the on-call doctor who never called me back, nor did he refill the prescription. I had to call my primary care physician who refilled my asthma medication. I called Dr. Khanijo's office the next day and expressed how I didn't appreciate how I was treated. The receptionist kept telling me she understood. Obviously she didn't or else she would have made sure the doctor received my message. Perhaps she did give him the message and he didn't refill it and went home instead. Whatever the reason, it was not done. She told me he filled it at 5:15 that day, which was a lie. I checked with my Pharmacist and the only prescription they received was from my primary care physician. It was apparent my pulmonologist's office didn't understand what it was like to be an asthmatic who couldn't breathe in a Canadian smoke storm but they did understand throwing up smoke screens instead of taking responsibility for their mistake and making it right. If you are in need of a Pulmonologist, unfortunately I would think twice before choosing this office for your care. There are other great doctors out there with more empathetic office personnel than this one.

Singh Jasjit MD - physicians - Updated October 2026

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