There is alot of care for those who need their assistance and helps many with all the needs.read more

This place is a nightmare. I had gone there to guest dose for 2 years and received my take home…read moredoses exactly how I get them at home. So I planned to go there again this year. When I got there, they CLAIMED they never got my paperwork, made me wait forever and finally I called my home clinic myself and had them resend it. They took my medicare card for 2 weeks of meds. BUT, when I got to the dosing window, they REFUSED TO GIVE ME TAKE HOMES! I explained that I had driven TWO HOURS TO GET THERE, ONE WAY! I explained I am on vacation and couldn't possibly do that! They didn't care ONE BIT! Then, they flat out called me a liar! Told me I was lying about getting take homes from them on previous trips! Here I am 1500 miles from home, and have NO MEDICINE! I was SO upset, scared and ANGRY! The manager, the receptionist, the woman that sits in the office next to the manager and the old crotchety nurse were all HATEFUL AND HORRIBLE to me. They absolutely refused to help me, gave me zero alternatives, called me a liar and just insulted my intelligence and questioned my integrity. I will be writing letters to the state regulators on methadone clinics, the states attorney, the main office for this company, the city of Manchester dept of licensing and anyone else I can think of. Those woman have NO BUSINESS being i jobs that require compassion and caring and actually liking people. Their job is to help people RECOVER! NOT to call them liars, insult them, make them feel like their worthless and like no one cares. I wouldn't go back there if I lived across the street and every one of those nasty women should be FIRED! I am a business owner, Iam educated and I'm not some drug addict looking for a hit. This is FAR from over on my part. Do yourself a favor, transfer to the brand new New Seasons Treatment!! They are awesome, caring and quick! They took me in no questions asked and went out of their way to be caring and nice!! Put Manchester out of business!!!

i had to go to rehab for a broken fibula. I went to Mount Carmel in Manchester. If I ever have to…read morego to rehab again I will definitely go to Mount Carmel. The nursing and therapist staff are the greatest. They all took time to explain everything to me and answered any questions that I had. if you ever need to go to rehab you will not be dissatisfied with Mount Carmel. Thank you to all that I met there, your the greatest. Terry Forand

Again my husband was in this hospital and it is understood that there are a lot of changes going on…read moreso people should be patient. Anyway, all of the staff from admissions to discharge were fantastic. There are some needed changes such as communication but overall, very pleased. If you had a bad experience write a letter, please don't cut the hospital down for something that you feel was done to you. You are one in a million people they see and care for.

Nursing care sparse: rare bed change, tough to get drinking water. My husband's room did not have…read morehot water and in 17 days, he only got warm water to wash up with 2 times! Two med errors that I know of. Nurse admitted she forgot my husband's blood pressure medication. He was a fresh MI and it was a routine morning med! The second error I caught as he hadn't gotten his morning meds as of 11:00. I asked about it and the physician assistant from cardiology was considering raising the dose of his blood pressure medication due to high readings, The communication with the cardiothoracic team was a total clown show! We got multiple dates and times for his surgery several times a day. His after care in ICU was a much better experience but I truly can't recommend CMC in any way.

My significant other went to hanover hills rehab in Manchester NH, he was there for about 3 weeks…read more The medical issue that put him there did clear up, BUT when he came home there was a HUGE hole in his other foot and up his leg. I was told he had a couple blisters which caused this problem. He was unable to walk, I was told he was mobile and could go home. When the hospice nurse came to the house, and my first time seeing his foot I cried, even the nurse had NEVER seen anything like his foot and leg, we also found fingernail imprints behind his thigh, this was not from him. I don't know what ABUSE went on in this rehab, but, I certainly am going to try to find out. Please do NOT take anyone you love or care about to this HORRIBLE PLACE. Susan O.

My grandmother has been here for years. She raves about how sweet everyone is. She enjoys the fish…read morepond and the fish tanks. Everyone knows her by name. I know this can't be an easy job, but thanks for making my grandma so happy in her last years

I would not recommend seeking services here or accepting an employment offer from this company…read more There are so many issues stemming from the owner, upper management, and the business practices. I wish I could go into detail fully. I also want to include I truly do not believe the poor quality of care some clients experience has anything to do with the therapists. I am certain that it has everything to do with management, training provided, and the work environment. If you went here for help and had a bad experience please do not let that stop you from seeking services in the future elsewhere. This company does not represent the values of the many many therapists across the state who care (not CARE).

My therapist was supportive, professional, and provided quality care. My concerns are not with my…read moretherapist, but with the administrative and leadership side of the practice. I experienced multiple billing and scheduling issues that ultimately interfered with my access to care. In one instance, I received notice of a reprocessed invoice on a Thursday evening and my appointment scheduled for the following Monday was cancelled the next day, leaving less than one business day to address the balance before the weekend. In another instance, I attended a scheduled therapy appointment, an invoice was generated after midnight, and my future appointments were cancelled the following morning due to non-payment. What was most disappointing was the response when I attempted to discuss these concerns. Rather than acknowledging the timing issues or the impact on continuity of care, the responses focused primarily on policy enforcement. I was surprised to later learn that the individual responding was the CEO and founder of the practice. I understand the importance of billing policies and have consistently paid for services, including carrying a high-deductible insurance plan where I am responsible for the full cost of care until my deductible is met. My concern was never about paying for treatment. It was about receiving reasonable notice, accurate billing, and having a fair opportunity to resolve issues before appointments were cancelled. I also experienced billing discrepancies that required me to proactively request credits after my insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB) had already been finalized. These adjustments were not identified or communicated by the practice, and I was required to reconcile the charges myself and request the appropriate credits. This contributed to my concerns regarding the accuracy and oversight of the billing process. I hope the practice reviews its billing communication, reconciliation procedures, and cancellation practices so future patients do not experience similar disruptions to their mental health care.

Today June 15 2020 NH PHASE 2 Covid. We can now eat in restaurants but need a mask on the exam…read moretable at a Dr. office! This practice should tell you when making an appointment that you're required to wear a mask at all times during your visit. After checking in, getting temperature taken (not told what it was) and asked if I've traveled outside of Maine, NH or VT in the last 14 days I was brought back to a room. She then asked me to keep a face mask on. I questioned why I need to wear it in the exam room (I have asthma and severe anxiety when face is covered). She said it was mandatory and would go check with Rachel (NP) to see if they would still see me. She sent Laura (office manager) in to talk about wearing the face mask in the room, said I swore at the nurse and it would be best to just go to urgent care. Extremely unprofessional. As I was leaving Dr Collins (known for 30+ years) was in the hallway and I had a brief discussion about what had just happened in his office and was there to have my ears checked. He had given me a prescription (antibiotic) in April while out of state. Ear pain is back and so am I. He could've taken me in and checked my ears. Instead, told me Rachel is still on the phone (40 minutes after 11am appointment time) and to call in if I'd like a prescription refill. I've had severe dizziness and and vertigo for 2 months, never had an ear infection and my grandfather died of brain cancer. Wow, thanks Doc.

I met with my new PCP Alex Jones. He is awesome! He listens and is kind and respectful and he…read moreknows his stuff. Great bedside manner. Would highly recommend him to anyone!