Name: Cornerstones of Care
Address: 8000 West 127th Street, Overland Park, KS, 66213
Telephone: 913-951-4300
Rating: 1.9130

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(877) 322-2450

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Finding the correct care from a addiction treatment program is vital to the next of life-long sobriety which facility takes that very badly. Together with their main attention Emotional health services, Cornerstones of Care has designed effective treatment programs that transforms even the most unusual of addicts into sober and productive citizens.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Upon arrival, the individual is assessed and cared of by specialist. Based upon appraisal, a customized, comprehensive drug abuse treatment application is assembled that includes; treatment approaches and period of stay. The treatment approaches utilized by this addiction treatment center are:

Individual psychotherapy
Couples/family therapy
Group therapy
Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Trauma therapy
Activity therapy
Psychotropic medication

Cornerstones of Care provides Residential and out patient programs with terminology services offered which are committed to ensuring optimum treatment. The center smoking policy is Smoking not permitted, plus so they tackle Male and Female within age brackets of Children/adolescents and Young adults.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Cornerstones of Care's out patient program allows for the patient to continue living in your home but making routine visits to the facility based in their examination. The individual will then begin their outpatient treatment program at Overland Park, KS receiving intensive therapy and the best of care.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Therapeutic meetings are provided that teach patients effective life-skills and tools to deal with your day to day challenges that will be presented in sobriety. These meetings are part of the special apps that this drug and alcohol rehabilitation provides, plus they include:

Persons who have experienced trauma
Persons with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Transitional age young adults

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

Cornerstones of Care's commitment to providing appropriate and effective care to the patients is supported by these services:

Purchasing lifelong retrieval is essential and Overland Park's Cornerstones of Care understands this.

Financing for remedy can be obtained with all the following:

If you or someone you love is experiencing an addiction, it's time to get life backagain. We encourage you to reach out to this facility should you have any further questions in their own treatment products and services.

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Linda Lintz

It really is a system at Marillac, push them out as fast as possible. That was our experience. They barely treated our child's condition, the day after our child was release, the psychiatrist said they needed to be readmitted as they were not stable. They would not allow us to see our child during normal visiting hours one day after admittance as our child did not exhibit 'good behavior' by their standard. Never was it stated to us nor in their brochure or on their website that they would not allow visitations. This is not a place the promotes trust . I recommend finding a different facility. I will never allow our child to go there again.

Tyler Knapp

As someone who has been here thrice, I definitely recommend it for people who need help for self-harming ideations or actions. The staff sometimes have trouble with violent patients, understandably. However, most of the staff are fantastic. I absolutely recommend, and Marillac is definitely the best of the other psychiatric hospitals.

Hannah Daniels

As someone who previously worked here in dietary, don’t send your kids here. Unless you don’t care about your kids getting spoken to like trash from the kitchen manager(Felica), to the point where they cry. Seen it multiple times. If they grab the wrong tray, ask a question, have a dietary need and don’t know where to stand, and much more they get spoken to without empathy or kindness, instead spoken to like trash. Even behind their backs, the kitchen manager(Felica) talks horrible about how the patients look, calling them slow, dumb, saying they all just need an “a** whooping”. I’ve heard it all. All the staff turns a blind eye and acts like it didn’t happen. No one cares. If you want your kids to hurt themselves or worse, check them into Marillac.

Kathi Randall

My friend had her son admitted. For 2 yrs he has been using drugs and abusing her. They told her that because he's 17 he has the right to refuse treatment so they are sending him home to abuse her more. But if she refuses to let him come back into her home she will be charged with child abandonment because he's a minor. Figure that one out! Makes no sense. They were no help to her or the boy.

Gib Boot

The majority of people who have been saying it sucks are the people who made that place suck. Not only is it a good place, the staff helps and there IS privacy. Coming from someone who went there, it is probably the best mental hospital I have been to. Don’t listen to the people who have been putting bad reviews, because those are the people who were forced to go and think that everyone trying to help is a nuisance. Also, there are windows and no we didn’t sleep in prison cells. I slept on a bed, with a window in my room, and the lights off. The food was good, staff actually cared about us, we had pencils and coloring pages with crayons and markers, we even had card games. We couldn’t touch each other because people got triggered by being touched and also some people were violent. It was a friendly environment, and there was definitely privacy. I felt safe there. They treat you like you are suicidal because most people who go there are suicidal or severely depressed. The only problem I had was the people who were there, because they kept making it hard for everyone else to recover. I felt safe there, and honestly when I left, I kind of just wanted to stay. But I knew I couldn’t. I would greatly recommend going here if you need to get help, because it will change your life for the better. The reviews were people were complaining about this place were angry parents or kids biting the hand that feeds them.

Weeaboo Queen

Marillac was like a jail they treated us like dogs and “work book time” what are filling out some work sheets supposed to make us magically better probably the only thing I liked from the place was mr.tim visits art therapy and music therapy

Jordan Moore

Marillac isn't a every good place. When I went there the nurses had put words in my mouth saying that I told them that I took pills every night to fall asleep. Which I don't. The stuff was cool but during the night it was hard to sleep because they were always talking and laughing.They treated me like I was 4 when I was 15 at the time. The beds made it harder to sleep than it already was with the staff talking. The place was always cold the food didn't taste good. Another thing is that they had no clocks in there which has now made it hard for me to go without a clock and knowing the time.

James Quinn

They have good intentions, but very poor execution of those intentions.

Austin Frye

It was okay. It really wasn't that bad. A lot of what everyone says has some truth to it. There are some workers who are a little rough, maybe inconsiderate. One screamed at me to the point I cried and trembled. Then of course there are ones who truly do want to help. I could feel their support and it motivated me to get better. It does feel like a prison, because essentially it kinda is. You aren't given much privacy. Only to go tp the bathroom, change, and shower. If you do something foolish when doing this, like hurting yourself. They will not hesitate to take that privacy away, but it's for your own good. Just like constantly being put off-mission. All they are trying to do is give these kids a wake up call. Show them that this is serious. Unfortunately there will always be some that will never get it. The food was fine. They gave us a decent amount, and thats coming from a skinny teenage guy who eats more food than a professional eater and his tourny. The taste was good, but imma be honest, when I was allowed to go with my family out to eat we went to taco bell, and that night was the only night I wasn't gassy. So something in Marillacs food must not have agreed with me. For me, it was a start. I stayed there my required 60 days. When I got out, there were people I missed, both helpers and kids, but I was relieved to have my freedom back. It did wake me up, made me realize life was serious. I was diagnosed with ADHD, Aspergers, and an impulse disorder. Afterwards i went to outpatient therapy for three years. Now I'm at a point where I can work through these problems without meds. Marillac can be very very helpful, but your kid has to be willing to change at some point during treatment, or else they can fake go through the motions and return home the same person. I'm moved out with my fiance and if it weren't for Marillac I would never of made it to this point. So to the staff, a big thank you.

Chase Fromm

"Over 100 years of 'brighter' tomorrows" can be changed to "Over 100 years of the biggest jokers". This place was horrid for me long ago. Just forget about this place and send a child IN ACTUAL NEED OF HELP to another hospital but here, nevermind Crittenton (even worse…). Their employees would harass you like no tomorrow, and the kids there already are crazy people. Experience was likely even worse than just getting your blood drawn by a psychotic anime girl literally.

J Kennedy

We had a really great experience with our son. The doctors, therapist and nurses kept us informed everyday of our sons stay. We were called when medication was needed due to behavioral issues with our son and we where called when they no longer had to give our son meds. From the ladies at front desk to staff everyone was very helpful and understanding. Everyone was very patient and kind to my son and family. Doctors and staff stayed on the phone with us until we understood what was needed. They helped guided and informed us of everything that was happening with our son. It’s never an easy situation when you have to make the decision to get your kids help and everyone at The hospital made our decision to get our kid help a pleasant experience. Thank you to all doctors, staff, nurses.

Bec Steffens-Peck

He's been at Marillac 10 times. We are waiting for a PRTF approval. Took him there today since he was punching me and pulling my hair in the car. I had someone else drive will I attempted a safety restraint in the car. Should have pulled over and called police. Pull up to Marillac. Police had to come get him out of my car. A Doctor came in and said "we aren't admitting him because our program cannot help him. He's beesn here so many times our program isn't effective. I asked what I was supposed to do with him. Doc said, "Take him home."' I swore at the Doc and told him he wasn't f***ing getting into my car. Doctor said we couldn't stay there. I called a friend she said to take him to an ER to figure it out. A Pyschologist came in and said, "tell them to take him someplace else, We can't help him." (That guy was actually kind and helpful. Got.me.numbers for other facilities.) then he told me to call 911 and ask for transport. WHILE I WAS WAITING FOR THE POLICE TRANSPORT, a dark haired woman came up to me in a very snarky tone and said, "he's not being admitted. You need to leave our facility." I went off on her telling her I was waiting for police transport. Told her to get the F out of my face. I called my lawyer friend and asked for help. She said to take him to ER. Tell th he is NOT to go to Marillac. Called insurance. They said to take him inpatient every time he does this until they approve PRTF. She was sympathetic. They all said to never take him back to Marillac. Don't take a dying dig there. They are impossibly incompetent. We've had other issues. Hubs gave them a 1 rating another time. ERs like to send everybody to Marillac. Other options: 2 Rivers Research KVC Prairie Ridge Crittenden Storm Mount Veil (sp?) Topeka Marillac is worthless

Rachel Linn

I have had two children admitted here, both teenagers with depression. This review is not written by an angry teenager. I found our experience with this facility to be poor, and very disappointing. The students are given what are functionally cells to sleep in, and are all treated equally as if they are about to commit suicide at any moment. I understand that may be a risk for some, but this was not the case for either of my children, and being treated like toddlers who were not only at risk for self harm, but were assumed to attempting it at every turn was demoralizing. They actually felt worse after their stay rather than better. This facility meets the need to "do something!" and makes everyone from the school counselors to family physicians feel like they have at least done something. But what they accomplish is limited at best, and harmful at worst. My child has terrible separation anxiety, phobic social anxiety, and crippling depression. They put her in a prison for teens, refused any physical contact like a warm and loving hug, no windows, or plants or sunlight, no pens or pencils (my children are gifted artists who use drawing to express themselves), leave the lights on and doors open while they attempt to sleep while the staff chats at the nurses station, tell them both implicitly and explicitly that they are probably going to hurt themselves if left alone, and it adds up to a traumatizing experience. My child felt unloved. She felt like she was being punished for having depressive thoughts. She was not trusted to even draw with a pencil (she might stab herself or someone else you know...). She was not allowed to wear shoes (she might strangle herself or someone else with the laces, or hit someone with the shoe). She got very little sleep, which made her anxiety worse. She was cold and uncomfortable, and grew more upset and depressed the longer she was there. Essentially, their 'one size fits all' model of care is not helpful, nor is it good mental health treatment. Their coordination of services and treatment after discharge is non-existent. They have no plan for how to move your child into therapy, medically supervised psychiatric medication, or even simple follow-up care. I am still trying to find appropriate services for my children. I hope others will read this and know what they are getting into when they send their child here. If your child is truly an acute violence or suicide risk, this kind of treatment, while regrettable, may be necessary to keep them alive long enough to get real help. But do not think they are actually going to help your child, either while in patient, or after discharge.

Max Noland

i do not like it i had a hard time falling asleep and i still get flashbacks of that experience it is terrible the only good thing is there food

Bruh Momnt

My friends parents put him in here because they didn’t really know what else to do. My friend described it as a prison where you are watched 24/7 and little to no privacy. He also said the food is bad too

Ethan Shanaj

Do you want PTSD? Then come over to Marillac! If you have a disability, you will be considered lower than the rest of the human race. I bet you can't wait to be strapped down to a bed and be told to "calm down". And you know what's the best part? You can barley even talk to your parents! They're making money off you're endless pain and suffering. TL;DR avoid this place. It will horrify you.

hayden leetch

It really helped me pull through, Good service too

Kevin Peck

Terrible experience. Would not recommend to anyone. They just want to push kids out as soon as they get them in. Safety plans at the end are a joke. They don't care about you or your family. They will send a screaming kid home saying they are fine. Look anywhere but here, run away.

Kate Bartle

Just because your kid is safe here doesn't mean it will help. It is mainly run by uncoordinated students. Cold rooms, no privacy when changing clothes or using the restroom, and unorganized. No going outside: basically prison

Amber Halligan

Honestly, I hated it at first because I didn't want to be there. After a few days I met these amazing people and I really wish we could stay in contact. I met a girl and she was almost like my sister, me and her talked about life at night and she made me feel completely better about myself. And I also met this guy but he was hilarious but he believed that all the girls that were in the room were beautiful. When he said that I did feel beautiful. I'm not saying this just for fun but to tell people that the counselors help out a lot but the kids that participate and share with each other make the experience a whole better because we found out about each other and that we have similarities to some of these people. Even if we cant share contact info if you go there I promise you guys that if you make the best of it you will never forget who was there and what they said to you. I recommend that you come here.

Daniel Byrd

This is the worst place I have ever seen in my life. They run kids through like cattle and release them with bandaids and bubble gum and call them okay. Don't waste your time with this facility. It's a big joke and a way to get your money. I do not recommend this place for anyone. Try to get your kids help and they point the finger at the parents when the parents are doing all they can. Cops just showed up at my house 4 days after they released my kid. Therapist called them to do a welfare check on my kid. Absolutely Absured. Marillac didn't care when my kid was there and now all the sudden they give a s*#t. This place is a joke.

Lexi

Horrible place, the staff were too loud and horrible with helping with kids. Food gave me diarrhea and made me sick to my stomach. meds helped other than that, DONT BRING YOUR KIDS THERE!

Keith T

Took daughter in and Dr. Dains? Changed her prescriptions. She has been released and her regular Psychologist and general Dr. will not fill the prescriptions DR. Dains? Perscribed. Left a message with Dr. Dains? And still no return phone call after a week and a half. They do not have any outpatient services for my daughter to have the new prescriptions filled, so if they change your current prescriptions, better hope you can get them filled elsewhere or your son/daughter will be screwed too.. The staff was helpful though.

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