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Washburn House

2.4 (14 reviews)
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AdCare Outpatient Facility, Worcester - Lunchroom at AdCare

AdCare Outpatient Facility, Worcester

1.0(2 reviews)
3.1 mi

If I could give this place a 0 star I would. I had to pick my son up from here, because he started…read moregetting a really bad infection with his teeth, for 2 days they kept telling him tomorrow the doctor will give you Antibiotics...that never happened. I pick him up to bring him to see a doctor and yes he had a very bad infection and also Ammonia in the lungs. He went in to detox here, and they completely Ignored the fact that he needed antibiotics. These people don't care and they treat you horrible. Do you job!!!

I arrived, very enthusiastic about turning over a new leaf, and looking forward to what I expected…read morewould be a benign process. I completely understood the reason for the search of my belongings and my person. I understood why I was not allowed to bring shampoo or liquid hair product onto the unit. I'm still not sure why they took my deodorant and makeup, but, whatever. What followed was a cascade of negatives. I didn't suffer too much from withdrawal, just a little bit of tremor. The lithium they gave me allowed me to sleep well. One of the counselors took me aside as he did everyone, and gave me a three page list of "thou shalt nots." Fair enough. There are no tvs in the semi private rooms. No pictures on the walls. The mattress on the bed was about 4" deep. The food was horrendous. Who eats canned vegetables any more? The groups that they ran were, sadly, a takeoff of AA meetings. I can get that crap free anywhere. There was no real one-on-one counseling. And the staff's overall attitude was one of thinly veiled disparagement. I think I would have been okay with the place but for that attitude. Yesterday moening, on hearing that there was a Christmas tree in the lobby, I snuck downstairs for a peek. The charge nurse asked me where I had gone. I told her. At no point was I alone. She said, "You know, I should strip search you for leaving the ward." That was it. Wow. Of all the ways she could have addressed me, she chose a little bitch-on-a-power-trip statement. After about 48 hours of being treated like a felon, I decided I had had enough and resolved to leave. You should have been there to witness the way the staff acted toward me then. Vindictive. The charge nurse said, "You can't leave until you've spoken with the doctor." I told her, "I'm not here on a paper; I am here voluntarily, and I am leaving. Please give me my stuff." They gave me my stuff. (Except, when I got home, my klonopin was missing. One is the asshole staff actually stole my klonopin). I took my belongings and went to wait for my ride in the downstairs waiting area. One of the the male staff told me, pretty harshly, to get out and wait in the lobby. I went to the lobby. Then another of the staff told me I had to leave the premises. Now, the hospital is in a very bad section of Worcester. I am 56 years old, short, and wear glasses. I am a target, if someone is looking for one. It is November 30th, and cold out. It was drizzling. My cellphone was dead. I ended up hiding on a doorstep in an alleyway next door for two hours until my friend was able to get there. there. F*** you, Adcare. I suffer from an illness. Would you treat a cancer patient that way if she wanted to go home early? Someone with an infection or other visible physical ailment? Your obvious collective contempt for your clientele reveals your underlying belief that we are somehow bad, and need to be controlled, or punished for failing to be "normal." May I remind you here that alcoholism is a serious, tenacious, and often fatal DISEASE? Your Nurse Ratchet act showed me your true motivation (money) and revealed your scorn for those you treat.

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Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital

Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital

2.7(28 reviews)
1.1 mi

Staff is amazing: warm, caring, invested in your recovery. I was there for a broken hip and they…read moretaught me how to climb stairs the second day! Everything they teach is designed to get you back to your life as soon as possible: they even have a fake car to practice getting in and out of! Several people stand out: nurses Lydia, Vivian and Abu, each of whom made me feel my health was important to them; OT Rachel B, who is an amazing person with all sorts of tricks to make living independently with a broken hip possible;; Mary C, PT, who was contstantly enthusiastic and supportive; Dr. Dain and Dr. Brown, who visited daily to check vital signs and ask how I was doing. The food was not exciting, but it was well-prepared and you could chose your own meals. Quite frankly, I was surprised by what a positive experience it was to be at Fairlawn. I was there 11 days. Highly recommend!

I am at Fairlawn right now. I just woke up and find that I have been sleeping with anther person's…read moremattress pushed upagainst my mattress. There is a shower curtain separating us. I'm not sure if that person is male or female....not making this up!!! In the week I have neen here, i've had one shower, climbed one flight of stairs, and had a walker provided. Other than that, there has been no rehabilitation, only sitting or lying around in my shared room with the shower curtain separating us. I am in my 80's and not making this up.

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