After my son's recent and sudden passing, my brain short-circuited and I had physical symptoms…read morewhich were very uncharacteristic of me. Extreme difficulty sleeping, eating, scratching, fidgeting, difficulty concentrating or communicating, lack of focus, among others. I started neurofeedback therapy with Breaking Through and it was so helpful. The staff is truly caring and kind and I don't know how I could have started healing my brain without them.

From the owner: At Breaking Through Intensive Therapy we provide physical therapy and neurofeedback to clients of…read moreall ages to help them reach their functional goals and live life to the fullest. Our Middleburg Heights physical therapy clinic got its start specializing in intensive physical therapy for individuals with neurologic deficits, which is why "Intensive Therapy" is in the name, but as we have evolved, so have our services. Our physical therapists became the only in Ohio certified in The One80 System to treat the root cause of pain, function and performance. By employing this method we have become a physical therapy clinic most effective at using physical therapy for orthopedic injuries, sports rehab, sports performance and chronic and acute pain.

The office staff, nurses and Doctors are all caring and in the top of the fields. They make you…read morefeel as if you were the only patient. They take their time in letting the patients adjust to their surroundings. I have been waiting for relief for about two years and was almost ready to give up. I didn't want to fight another day and repeat the previous one. After only two sessions, I am quick in getting out bed and thanking God that I did. I want to do things and play my music. I found a purpose again. Thank you to everyone who are helping me on the journey. Spravado has changed my life, and the old Mark is back and ready to go.

Excellent treatment. I don't ketamine infusion and have had very positive results. The staff is…read morewonderful!!

First of all this place deserves 0/5 star. I have been there several times over the past years, and…read morethe level of care has drastically decrease. For one, mostly all of the nurses just ignore the patients needs & are too busy chatting amongst each other. One of the newest nurses Liz is a total stuck up bitch. She acts like she owns the entire hospital & is always on her high hors. I personally witnessed her laughing at a patient in need. Recently I was in crisis and the er wanted to send me hear, and they outright refused me. Yes, this is totally true, they refused to admit me. This "facility" is just plain horrible & if you're looking for any type of treatment, it would be wise to avoid this place at all cost. BEWARE!!!

I was involuntarily hospitalized on February 15th 2024 - February 19th 2024. I went in for an…read moreassessment for Oakview's PHP / IOP mental health program, which I participated in last year. I met with a counselor who I worked with last year. In an attempt to show them that my symptoms had been flaring up for over a week, I showed (counselor, and psychiatrist Dr. Dawn Dawson, who has since relocated to another state) a text I had sent to friend eight days prior. I also showed them that I sent a screenshot of said text to my clinical psychologist, who had authority to pink slip me herself. I mentioned I had also met with my psychologist between the sending of said text and that assessment. Dr. Dawson said she was really busy and asked me if I could come back at 4pm that day to see her, I said no, I was going to be busy that day and weekend doing DoorDash to make a car payment. I told her I could start the program Monday (assessment was a Thurs. morning) or, if it was really necessary could she do the appointment over zoom later that day. Her response was "I'm concerned you're not willing to come back and see me". Dr. Dawson asked me multiple questions inquiring about Bipolar disorder, I told her that was not my diagnosis, and she said that "she didn't understand how my suicidal thoughts could go away for 6 weeks last year and then come back" She asked me if I ever had panic attacks, I said no, but I used to get anxiety attacks in highschool, she said "what's the difference", I looked at the counselor and asked her, "don't you guys do a whole group on the differences between those here?', she shook her head yes. The psychiatrist employed there did not know the difference between an anxiety attack and a panic attack. Dr. Dawson asked me if I had any intent on hurting myself, I said no, I said I could start the program Monday, and I was looking forward to possibly seeing a friend that Tuesday. Dr. Dawson asked the counselor to step into the hall with her, they were gone for a while. The counselor comes in by herself and tells me Dr. Dawson has a few more questions for me, and says let's walk over to her office. I am actually taken to the nurses office, and the counselor is standing in the hall looking around. The nurse, Missy, tells me I have been pink slipped. Paramedics show up and surround me. I am crying but follow all of their instructions willingly, while we are walking to the ambulance, they are debating amongst themselves if I can walk, one of the men turns to me and says "you can walk, can't you?" In the ambulance I hear one say to the other to have my blood pressure taken again at the ER, that it was over 140. When I arrive at the unit, a staff member, Miranda (went by Mira) tells me privately that she's been in a unit like this and that she has bipolar disorder. On the unit I received inappropriate comments from two men, one who told me he was 67 (I was 22 at the time) telling me he can see the outline of my figure and even though I was in scrubs he could still tell I was a woman. He also said "Some Jews say they're Jews but really they're descendants of [Satan/The Devil], I reported all of this to multiple staff members, nothing was done. They all said they can't tell clients what they can and cannot say, and the psychiatrists I met with told me that some mentally ill people cannot control what they say. One of the psychiatrists, Dr. Charles Luther, told me that he "thought I was using my suicidal thoughts as a crutch" and also that he "was surprised someone as intelligent as me would send the text I did". I worked with Dr. Luther last year and he knew who I was. Dr. Rachel Branning told me that Friday morning that they had gotten ahold of my clinical psychologist and what she said "helped my case" but "it was too late" and I'd have to spend the weekend. No one verbally notified me that I was able to contact my psychologist or any medical provider or attorney. I was handed a folder once on the unit, about 4-5 hours after I had been pink slipped, but no one said on pg x lists your rights as a patient. Under Ohio Law Section 5122 (B) I am legally able to view what was written on the pink slip at my request, and I contacted SouthWest a few months ago and they told me I was not. Last year when I worked with Dr. Luther I told him I had been researching how to purchase a gun, I was not pink slipped then, but for some reason me crying and showing a text that made no direct threat against myself I sent 8 days prior and my clinical psychologist was aware and was looking forward to seeing a friend Tuesday qualified? I developed severe PTSD symptoms after this incident. I was shaking and crying all the time, I did not sleep through the night for over a month, I was terrified of police officers/paramedics, at this point I did develop panic attacks and even disassociated. If you need help, Drive to Columbus before going to Oakview.

Dr. Menon is an excellent psychologist. She was very helpful in working on work, marriage and…read moreparent relationship issues.

Although all things are a bit confusing during covid....i feel like Oakview Behavioral Health adult…read moreinpatient nazi like employees are unnecessarily rude. Also, the answer to everything completely depends on who you ask. Procedures and protocols differ per phone call and visit. My son literally was in the exact same clothes for 12 straight days. One person says yes to a change of clothes another says no. I mean common sense covid issue....u can wash clothes. I do not get the feeling that they generally care about the well being of the patient....despite the fact that this seems to be one of the less busy inpatient facilities out of the many I have seen. Lisa Csire 2162724692

From the owner: Southwest General's Middleburg Heights Medical Center provides easy access to excellent quality…read moremedical care for family members of all ages. Serving residents of the surrounding communities, the Middleburg Heights Medical Center features a wide range of services including behavioral health, family medicine, gastroenterology and pain management.

Paul basically saved me. I was at the point I could have fallen into use that would have continued…read moreto take everything away. He gave me the tools, knowledge and encouragement I needed to let it go and get myself right. If you're struggling with alcohol or drug use, I highly recommend Paul.

I'm really not sure how this individual is still in business, we set up an appointment I called two…read moretimes to verify and 15 minutes before our appointment time they called to say they were canceling. Since they were on the second floor and I had a broken ankle they decided that they would make special accommodations to meet at a different location, I called them two times to verify where we were to meet, 15 minutes before our scheduled appointment they called and said they were sorry and they no longer wanted to make special accommodations to meet with us. It was their idea for us to meet at a different location, how do you tell an individual that you will make special accommodations for them because of their current physical needs and then call 15 minutes before the appointment and say I change my mind, I don't want to do what I said I would do?