The need is particularly acute for teens, who fare better when they stay closer to home. Martha Framsted, spokeswoman for the Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health, said applications were processed for Desert Winds, and its facilities are currently licensed.
With beds, Montevista was the second-largest psychiatric hospital in Nevada and one of only a few in the state that offered acute and long-term residential services for teens.
Patients also set off the fire sprinklers, resulting in escapes. State regulators briefly banned new admissions to the hospital in summer , and the U. In March , the hospital said it would close due to a continued decline in patients. Strategic Behavioral Health, based in Memphis, Tennessee, announced in under then-chief executive Jim Shaheen that it had acquired Montevista. Contact Eli Segall at esegall reviewjournal. Contact Mary Hynes at mhynes reviewjournal. Follow MaryHynes1 on Twitter.
Clark County reported 5, new coronavirus cases and 20 deaths on Thursday, bringing cumulative totals posted by the health district to , cases and 6, deaths. The Supreme Court has stopped the Biden administration from enforcing a requirement that employees at large businesses be vaccinated against COVID or undergo weekly testing and wear a mask on the job. A new health insurance agreement aims to give Clark County teachers something they have never had — a safety net.
My daughter was discharged on Friday morning, just has I had asked. The billing lady was nice, the discharge nurse was nice. We have an overall good experience. I wanted to make sure to put this up for anyone looking for reviews. My daughter and I had good experience with this facility, and if needed, I would recommend her going back for additional help.
This is a horryfing place to be. My boyfriend is in there and the treatment he has undergone is horryfying considering he has ptsd. They didnt even have his records and were not giving his meds according to record and was treating him like he didnt even know what his meds were. He didnt see a doctor till almost 48 hours in when he should have seen a doctor in the first 24 hours.
The nurses are horrible in the way that they treat patients and the way they talk to them. When he did see a doctor it was when they were handing out meds and did no real review of his case or anything. Now he is under voluntary hold but they still wont let him go because they say a doctor needs to see if he needs more help which they would know if he would if the doctor has actually seen with in the first 24 hours.
He is also a military man and they arent doing anything for him. I went into Monte Vista back in Dec 09'. I have to say that the horrors stories are true for this hospital. My experienced has left me with a horrible fear of these hospitals unlike before that I could deal with them.
I was lied to by the doctor because he did not want to prescribe a med that I needed. I was told several times "" We dont treat that on this unit. They were supposed to put me in the fall risk category but did not upon intake and because they did not I was denied help. I watched as a therapist berated a patient, who was appropriate and calm in his statements, then kicked him out of the group because the patient did not agree with the therapists ideologies or beliefs about recovery.
The state patient rights do not state that a patient has the right to be treated with dignity and respect and this hospital takes every opportunity to treat patients worse than prisoners are in the jail system. I would not recommend this hospital even to my worst enemy because I feel everyone has a right to be treated humanly and this hospital doesn't.
Most of the doctors think they are god and don't need to listen to their patients. They give medications they think will work regardless of objections from the patient whether it is because they don't work or other reasons. A person is to be seen by the doctor with in 24 hours of admission and aren't. My doctor prescribed medications without talking with me first and without knowing my medical history.
This hospital has done me more damage than it has good. I can't rate this hospital because there is not a rating low enough; however, since I cant publish this without one I give it an eh.
Provided in an Outpatient setting, Mission Treatment Centers Inc's services include Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification, Methadone maintenance, Methadone detoxification, Buprenorphine used in treatment. Harmony Healthcare also has Spanish, Services for the deaf and hard of hearing available.
Private health insurance, Cash or self-payment are acceptable methods of payment at this Las Vegas , NV treatment facility. Harmony Healthcare does have payment assistance available.
They service patients who need Substance abuse treatment. Community Counseling Center also provides Spanish.
All across t. Montevista Hospital Inpatient Program Phone Number: Hotline: Services Provided Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification, Buprenorphine used in treatment. Type of Care Outpatient, Hospital inpatient. Payment Assistance. Special Language Services Services for the deaf and hard of hearing. Thank you for submitting your review!
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