Pacific Grove Hospital
| 5900 Brockton Avenue, Riverside |
5 priser
5.60/10.00 |
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+1 800-992-0901 |
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Tom Quirici (09.11.2017 07:55)
Someone close to me was recently admitted to this facility with multiple levels and types of very severe problems. I made numerous visits there, daily sometimes twice daily,speaking to admin and supplying them with ample documentation regarding the patients fragile state in the form of her own e messages. printed out. Pleading with them not to release her to the street with nothing but the clothes on her back, the MD or whatever care(less) taker was responsible for her, released her and she once again became a missing person after having had located her myself with the help of police. I cannot fathom the level of evil this system is filled with when hospitals ( not just this one) only concern is for constant turnover and maintaining its revenue stream regardless of outcome. This patient was willfully discarded to the street with no means to survive, no car, phone, money or any means to survive. My experience there will not be forgotten nor repeated if I have any say about it.
Someone close to me was recently admitted to this facility with multiple levels and types of very severe problems. I made numerous visits there, daily sometimes twice daily,speaking to admin and supplying them with ample documentation regarding the patients fragile state in the form of her own e messages. printed out. Pleading with them not to release her to the street with nothing but the clothes on her back, the MD or whatever care(less) taker was responsible for her, released her and she once again became a missing person after having had located her myself with the help of police. I cannot fathom the level of evil this system is filled with when hospitals ( not just this one) only concern is for constant turnover and maintaining its revenue stream regardless of outcome. This patient was willfully discarded to the street with no means to survive, no car, phone, money or any means to survive. My experience there will not be forgotten nor repeated if I have any say about it.
Jackie anaya (30.10.2017 18:48)
I was here is 2013 and it really helped me. I was there for 2 weeks and had really bad postpartum with psychosis.
Dr Chundu got me under control and I was able to function again. I am thinking about going back because I am having another breakdown.
I was here is 2013 and it really helped me. I was there for 2 weeks and had really bad postpartum with psychosis.
Dr Chundu got me under control and I was able to function again. I am thinking about going back because I am having another breakdown.
Joey Moskowitz (08.09.2017 22:23)
Awesome customer service from Karen she made the experience very good for the primary.. made me feel like she knows her job and goes beyond her job needs which is rare and awesome because she goes above and beyond her job requirements!! Thankyou for doing a great job and made me feel that my girlfriend was okay at all times thankyou very much
Awesome customer service from Karen she made the experience very good for the primary.. made me feel like she knows her job and goes beyond her job needs which is rare and awesome because she goes above and beyond her job requirements!! Thankyou for doing a great job and made me feel that my girlfriend was okay at all times thankyou very much
Frank Ceps (16.08.2017 02:22)
nice service and caring people but need to be more organized in paper work
nice service and caring people but need to be more organized in paper work
Derril Harvey (15.01.2017 02:35)
Except for the lack of screaming patients, this must be what asylums were like 100 years ago. None of the staff seem to know what is going on. If you call the office they cannot connect you with a patient. Instead, you are given a number to call which is the common phone for all patients. Most of the time you get a message machine. The rest of the time the phone is answered by a patient who will tell you they are not the person you are trying to contact. It is amazing that Kaiser subcontracts to this "hospital."
Except for the lack of screaming patients, this must be what asylums were like 100 years ago. None of the staff seem to know what is going on. If you call the office they cannot connect you with a patient. Instead, you are given a number to call which is the common phone for all patients. Most of the time you get a message machine. The rest of the time the phone is answered by a patient who will tell you they are not the person you are trying to contact. It is amazing that Kaiser subcontracts to this "hospital."
