The few nice people/aspects of this hospital can't save it from its overall horribleness…read more Make sure you get a room with a Barcalounger because you are going to need it to barricade yourself in your room to protect yourself from the Harpies that run this place. If you are poor, bring witnesses or you might find yourself dumped on the street. The hospital is out of money and merging,or being acquired by Yale. These days the financial desperation is palpable. Cut services, overcharge. Nasty place -- I would sooner got to my dog's vet.

please save yourself and never ever go here. i had the most…read morepainful surgery you can get. Spinal fusion for scoliosis-complex spinal reconstruction etc. i was screaming in agony spamming the call button and nobody came multiple times. my dad tried to have a talk with the nurses about being on top of my pain medication, but in came a new nurse next time rolling her eyes at the fact i was experiencing some of the worst pain a human can experience. they took out my catheter before i could walk to the bathroom on my own, and as i was stumbling there i pissed myself, and they didnt clean the floor NOR ME the whole time i was there- which i was not in the state to do by any means. i threw up in a bucket and a nurse left it on the floor overnight until i pointed it out to another nurse. i left the hospital with bumps on my skin from those conditions. i should have listened to my surgeon when he recommended midstate over yale. i dont care if my insurance didnt cover it completely, id rather pay thousands than experience that. i can only ever hope that a nurse who looks at you like a bothersome houseplant when you are screaming and writhing in the worst pain imaginable will never see another patient again. but that was almost every nurse i had during my stay. please please please save yourself this trauma ive gone through

I love SRC. I will always have a gigantic place in my heart for this facility. The staff are…read moreincredibly kind. The doctors and specialists are so talented and well versed. They have providers that specialize in rheumatology, dermatology, and medication care. 10/10

This isn't a review I ever thought I'd write, but over the fall, I received chemotherapy and…read moreradiation therapy here, and I have to say, the care and service were truly top-tier. The nurses were attentive and incredibly empathetic throughout the entire experience.

Came here for an MRI. A little hard to figure out where to go, but everyone was eager to help and…read morelayout was pretty easy to understand Techs were friendly and gave instruction of what would happen.

Good morning to all, I have been coming to this clinic for years, and previous years I'd say the…read moreenvironment has not been the best but recently coming for my appointments these past months I have noticed different employees with much better energy as well as good communication. The doctor is continuing to help provide the best care with the best recourses possible. I would say the office is having new looks and changes happening. Very happy with my recent visits Best regards :)

Sorry, but I have to say, they are like robbers, they don't know anything about customer service,…read morethe recaption is very rude, they don't have any proper appointment system, when you go there they will tell you we are closed, I personally do not recommend this doctor.

i was a patient there off and on for one long episode of depression/anxiety with suicidal ideation…read moreand then an earlier shorter time in 2007. The program there is very dependent upon pharmaceuticals - however I had the best of psychiatrist the first time I went. I had committed myself as I was paralyzed with anxiety, literally. My doctor really listened to me and I ended feeling his care had been right for me. 8 years later I was in a far more damaged state of mind. They did not seem to be able to control my symptoms well-nor, did I feel that the staff developed a good rapport with me as before. Thinking that if Sherwin Nuland - famous m.d. had been helped by ECT - after 4 admissions in 4 months I chose to do ECT otherwise I knew I would have died. After 3 sessions I smiled for the first time in about 7 years. I cont'd and was weaned off of it over 2 years. My story is rare. I have only the kindest thoughts towards the M.D. who oversaw my treatment- Dr. Vollmar. I had different feelings about some of the orher MD's in the facility/unit. Good luck and if something seems off whomever you are - make yourself speak up, talk back . It is important .

I do not want to give them 1 star at all they are not deserving of it. I would give them a -1 if I…read morecould. My son, is an out of state PHD Student at Yale. Over the past weeks, my son had reached out to myself, his advisors and his PCP that he was having difficulty sleeping. This past Friday the lack of sleep finally got the best of him and he voluntarily signed ppwk to admit himself. Upon hearing this I immediately flew to CT during a snow storm to retrieve my son, but these people refused to release my son to my care. After one week of kidnapping, the staff never came up with a diagnosis which is typically done within 48 hours of admission. Although they had no diagnosis, they kept my son highly medicated. The only thing my son required was sleep and Flonase. (Prescribed by his pcp) to aid him in sleep. They never provided it to him. These people made it their business to try and break my son down and declare him a psych patient. Although my son was seeing a PCP at Yale hospital for sleep deprivation, they claimed to not have his medical charts. They ran lab test, CT scan, and neurological test, all came back normal. Even with that evidence they still felt it necessary to keep my son for a week with no real explanation. I'm sure had he no insurance they would have released him within less than 2 hours. My son was admitted on a Saturday and cleverly my son wouldn't be evaluated by his medical team until that Tuesday ( Weekend and MLK day didn't. They literally kidnapped my son and tried to deem him crazy. After a nightmare of a week the head of Mental heath for students at Yale spoke with my son and was discharged still with no diagnosis but with a slew of medication.. Run from this place and do not entrust your loved ones in their care.

Well, the best part of this veterans experience was John Grenier 'super volunteer'. A…read moredisproportionate amount of women veterans do not use VA services (it's such a nice place too) but John attracts the ladies in with charm, superior care, and expertise. The psych Er is quite the experience, The 'it's your fault' vibe hits the mark. They tell you can come back anytime...but that's like after a funeral and you tell someone if you need anything just ask...anything. We all know that's unspoken empty gesture. But all and all ..meh ...the price is right. It's a cheap date sort of thing .

If you've ever came here in the evening, to go have an MRI done, let me tell you. It felt like I…read morewas going into a zombie movie. The halls were extremely and eerily quiet. Everything looked like it was abandoned. Upside was that the nurses and technicians handling my MRI were awesome sauce!