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    Fred Brown Recovery Services

    3.8 (6 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:30 pm
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    Good recovery. Most employees are cool and respectful there's a couple that ruin it tho and then play victim when you snap.

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    Del Amo Behavioral Health System - Outside 6/2023

    Del Amo Behavioral Health System

    1.6(392 reviews)
    5.8 mi

    AMAZING service and genuine care. ALL the staff here are super nice and awesome and I am very…read moregrateful for their healing powers :) :) :P They cover all bases: medication, therapy, social work, activities, sports, music, group, sobriety, but most of all they GENUINELY care :D -JE

    Hello, My name is Jacqueline, and I was recently discharged…read morefrom Del Amo Hospital on July 4 at approximately 06:00. I was hospitalized for postpartum depression and placed on a 51/50 hold. Initially, I was terrified and didn't know what to expect. As a nursing mother, I had many concerns about being separated from my baby and maintaining my milk supply. Fortunately, many members of the staff helped make a very difficult experience more manageable. I would especially like to recognize Raymona, Shirley (with piercings), Jocelyn, Deborah, Diego and Ryan. They were kind, attentive, compassionate, and professional. They treated me with dignity and empathy during one of the most vulnerable moments of my life. Other staff members were also kind, and I wish I remembered all of their names so I could acknowledge them as well. For the most part, the rooms and common areas were kept clean, and I felt that patients were generally treated with respect and listened to. Unfortunately, I also experienced a very frightening and traumatic interaction with Nurse Tatiana. On my first night at the hospital, she withheld my breast pump despite my repeatedly explaining that, as a breastfeeding mother, I needed to pump every three to four hours to avoid pain, engorgement, and potential complications. I first requested my breast pump around 19:30. but was not given access to it until approximately 23:00, despite making multiple requests and returning to the nurses' station several times. During that time, my left breast became severely engorged, I was leaking breast milk, and I was in significant physical pain and emotional distress. I cried in the hallway because I felt helpless. Rather than showing compassion, Nurse Tatiana approached me, stood only a few inches from my face, and repeatedly asked in an aggressive tone, "Why are you crying? What have I done to you?" Her demeanor was intimidating and made me feel frightened. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and domestic violence, this interaction was especially triggering and left me feeling unsafe. Fortunately, three other staff members intervened on my behalf and insisted that I receive my breast pump. I am grateful for their advocacy. When I later asked Nurse Tatiana for her name, she refused to identify herself and was not wearing a name badge. After asking several times without receiving an answer, a kind Asian nurse with her hair in a bun provided me with Tatiana's name and explained how to file a grievance. I submitted a written grievance before my discharge. I respectfully ask that this incident be thoroughly reviewed. Please, look at the cameras and verify what I am telling you is true with other staff members. I believe Nurse Tatiana would benefit from additional training in trauma-informed care, compassionate communication, and the unique needs of postpartum and breastfeeding patients. Patients admitted to psychiatric facilities are among the most vulnerable members of our community, and they deserve to be treated with patience, dignity, and respect. Before becoming a stay-at-home mother, I worked for seven years as an immigration case manager serving vulnerable populations, including individuals with severe mental illness, substance use disorders, and those with extensive criminal histories. Regardless of a person's background or circumstances, I always believed every individual deserved to be treated with respect, professionalism, and compassion. That same standard should be upheld in a behavioral health setting. I also noticed that on my belongings inventory, Tatiana wrote the word "chonis" instead of "underwear." While this may seem minor, I found it unprofessional and inconsistent with the level of professionalism patients should expect. Thank you for taking the time to read my concerns. I appreciate the many staff members who cared for me with kindness, and I hope my experience can help improve the care provided to future patients, especially postpartum mothers who are already navigating an incredibly vulnerable time in their lives. Sincerely, Jacqueline

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    Del Amo Behavioral Health System - 5250 14 day hold 2/11/2024 that I did not see until after my lawyer got me released 2/12/2024

    5250 14 day hold 2/11/2024 that I did not see until after my lawyer got me released 2/12/2024

    Del Amo Behavioral Health System - Bug bites from this hospital. Still healing a month later mind you this is not just my legs all over my body. I highly do not recommend

    Bug bites from this hospital. Still healing a month later mind you this is not just my legs all over my body. I highly do not recommend

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    Aegis Treatment Centers | Wilmington

    Aegis Treatment Centers | Wilmington

    2.2(9 reviews)
    3.3 miWilmington

    I have been a patient at Aegis my whole sobriety. I have NO idea what those 1 star reviews are…read moretalking abt...but How dare any of u insult the Nurses, Staff or Counselors!!! They were there for u at ur lowest.... I reached 7yrs of Sobriety because of Aegis. I wouldn't be a patient this long, if it was how these karen's are talking abt. Yes they have rules just like any Dr's office does & the ONLY rule is to COMMUNICATE if u can't show up. That's it!! Since 2018, I have regularly gotten dosed & counseling at this location. Every Nurse, Staff Member & Counselor has worked with me & understood when I couldn't be there, when I moved, when I relapsed, when i'm sick!!! They constantly remind me that they are here for Me & they are. Bc of Aegis, I have healthy habits & coping tools. I'm almost completely off MAT program. They have been there for me when I lost sobriety, careers, through accidents & the deepest & darkest Depressions. I can't believe how ungrateful some ppl are....I get medication, counseling, friendship, family, understanding & sm support at Aegis. When I had NO ONE...I had the care & support at Aegis. NOBODY treates anyone, anyway for no reason...If ur leaving 1 star Novels here, u know damn well u didn't get ur way or u burned thru the BILLIONS of bridges they provided u!!! Stop Lying!

    I'm rating this as follows: +1 star for the counseling, -1 star for the nursing staff. -1 star for…read morethe doctors. -1 star for the front desk, -1 star for knowledge in dealing with people stricken with addiction. Out of 5 stars for overall, they receive 1 star for the counseling I've received. The front desk (aside from Ed) can be decent, but the one girl looks down upon patients. The doctors, hah. Dr. Radnya is an unhappy little man who takes it out on patients. He doesn't want you to be nice to him, he will be rude in return. He looks down at us as his side gig while he steps on us, and only pays attention to us when he can impose his will and made up rules (that NEVER WORK WITH THE ADDICT MIND!) that guarantee people will leave and go elsewhere, or relapse...sadly. This place used to be crowded, but people have either relapsed because of the way they are treated here, or found a better clinic (which I will do ASAP) and moved on; very smart of them. You do not threaten the addict mind. You do not treat addicts like they are always guilty. We need positive re-enforcement, and shown that we are doing good, and until we find reasons other than this methadone garbage to gain our reason and the will to be humans again. The counselors (the few I've had) do a decent job of being a voice to talk to every few weeks, or weekly, depending on your insurance. The doctors here have no idea of the people they are treating, and do not want to. I grew up with a doctor, and they are an ego off in their own God-Mind. So if you want to feel like you are still a guilty piece of garbage, and you feel the need to keep beating yourself up because the doctor goes back on his word and makes you believe you are wrong for following another doctor's advice, come on over to Aegis. 90%guarantee you will want to go elsewhere, and the other 10% probably do not want to get better, while most of us do.

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