They put cable tv in place of clinical care. All in all this place is little better than jail. And my loved one had no money so ended up walking, as did i, but only to the bus depot. They did not offer to call medicaid transport. My loved one and i left in the midst of withdrawls and were not even offered to talk to someone to air our concerns and calm down. The cleaning staff threw my kit in the trash. It was very cold and we were given one hosp blanket. My BP was only taken once in that 24 hours. Moral seemed low with both clients and staff. Both of us found that after 24 hours and repeated questioning our belongings still had not been processed. We were told that they would be searched and returned within a few hours. In both instances our belongings were locked in a room up front. Initial admission proceedure made the experience seem promising though they admitted to being short staffed. First off, it was frustratingly difficult to find on the campus where its located. … – showĪ loved one and i have both admitted ourselves (on seperate occasions) to the detox. Isn’t that the point of asking for help to have a “professional” help with discharge planning rather than just sending an active addict out with no plan whatsoever? This experience makes my heart sad for those addicts who do not have loved ones to advocate for them. Shame on you Mikayala for treating us like a bother and shame on you Christy? For assuming we should know how to discharge plan on our own. Not to mention when my loved one was there, an individual overdosed and was left in the shower for four hours.
In fact, I was hung up on or left on hold for several hours throughout the day. No call backs and we were treated like a nuisance for following back up after no one would return our calls with no sort of answers as to whether or not our loved one could enter detox. We had to call several times and we’re unable to get any sort of answers. When you have someone who is willing and wanting help, it should not be a hassle to get them help. Helio health could not have been a worse experience for my loved one. Please find a better place for you or your loved ones this place has cable and decent food but it's all about the money and they do not have a doctor on site to treat you period. Only when a half a sip of water had me throwing my intestines up did they finally believe me and call an ambulance. They treated me like I was trying to get a double dose. After throwing up my medication because I could not keep water down I was told I could not have my medication which was clearly in the toilet. I left in an ambulance which I was told I had a choice between a suboxone and the hospital when I was dehydrated so bad the hospital needed an ultrasound to get into my veins to get me hydrated. I went 12 hours without seeing any staff laying in my bed detoxing. They had no registered nurses the place is run by cnas that have to email a doctor and type what's going on for advice and permission to give medication. but they did not have enough staff and I saw a doctor for 30 seconds in my 4 day stay.
Students with COVID-like symptoms should wear masks at all times.I had the worst experience of my life here. Wednesday by appointment only for those with COVID-like symptoms. Students with upper respiratory symptoms, sore throat and/or fever will be tested prior to their appointment and should arrive a half hour early to allow for testing. Health Services offers COVID testing Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 11 a.m. Please call 31 for Health Services, and 31 for Counseling. We Do Not Accept Walk-Ins. You must call for an appointment during our business hours 8:30am-4:30pm Monday- Friday. The Wellness Center is open and scheduling in-person appointments. Documentation for Students with DisabilitiesĪccessing the Wellness Center and Scheduling Appoinments:.Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging.Savage-McGill Center for Reflective Leadership.
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