Name: Saint Elizabeth Hospital
Address: 1044 Belmont Avenue, Youngstown, OH, 44501
Telephone: 330-480-3655
Rating: 1.5200

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With a main focus on Mental health solutions, this drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Youngstown, OH focuses on Mental health treatment services.

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In a Hospital in patient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment and out patient setting, Saint Elizabeth Hospital carefully assesses each new patient and produces a comprehensive addiction treatment system which address underlying problems while catering to their specific needs.

This alcohol and drug treatment center in Youngstown, OH accepts Female and Man within the adults, moms and Seniors (65 or older) age groups, and the smoking policy is currently Smoking not permitted.

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Yielding these settings maintains the correct treatment for each exceptional addict. Weightier addicts require an in patient to reach sobriety and want maintenance. Outpatient treatment programs give the not-so-heavy addicts the capacity to reside at their residence whilst still receiving the ideal tools from addiction treatment necessary to live a lifetime of sobriety.

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Many treatment techniques that are smartly customized to each patient on the basis of the assessment are utilized by the exceptionally trained practitioners at Saint Elizabeth Hospital. Routine assessments have demonstrated that patients respond to this procedure techniques efficaciously narrowing what works for that. These treatment approaches are:

Saint Elizabeth Hospital conducts a thriving treatment facility by providing the essential services which address any problems that inhibit the possibility to be successful. These ancillary services include:

There are always a variety of financing alternatives to find the essential treatment for addiction plus so they include: Money or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State funded medical insurance policy other than Medicaid, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g., State mental health agency (or equivalent) financing, County or local government financing, Community Service Block Grants and Community Mental Health Block Grants.

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Krista F.

I had gone to the ER at the Boardman location about a week ago. I had a terrible migraine causing nonstop vomiting. The ER staff was impressively fast and effective. They treated me very quickly in order to stop the vomiting and intense pain I was feeling. What absolutely made the difference in this visit though was an employee named Bob, who was the ER transport to CT and other various locations. I was horribly cold during this, probably from dehydration, and was shaking very bad. After going to CT, Bob offered me a heated blanket which I accepted. Due to how cold I was, Bob actually brought me 2 blankets which stopped my chills and shaking enough to where I could rest and allow the medication to work to alleviate my headache. I left with a full headache, but much better than when I arrived thanks to the awesome nurses and doctors working that night.

TheresaandCraig L.

Some staff members are truly caring. Others seemed burned out. Staff to patient ratio at the Belmont Ave. location do not appear to meet hospital accreditation standards. In fact we were informed that the hospital was short staffed. A family member was with our Father 24 hours a day because we were concerned of substandard care. When staff is asked for something, blank stares are usually provided, with pasted smiles. Yes, they respond but it may take hours. We do not recommend this hospital but if you live in Youngstown, your options are limited.

Mike M.

Billed 400 dollars for an I.v. The nurse in e.r. claimed she was to busy to give me an I.v. so she squirted medicine in juice and made me drink it.Made me so naucious I puked.Nothing ever in veins but still fraudulenty billing for this .Its been a month now .

Toni B.

Worst care I ever received. I was seen in ER and sent to x ray for chest x rays so while I was in x ray they called my name to go back but since I did not answer I was kicked out of the system as a walk out. When the transport person brought me back I checked to see if by chase they called my name and she said no, so I watched the waiting room clear and still they did call me back. I finally knocked on the door which they did not answer so the cop knocked really loud and they answered and stated we took you out of the system since you left. I stated I had not left but went to x ray for the chest x ray which they ordered. Their response was if I wanted to leave I could because it would take a long time to get me back in the system. They also stated they lost my test results. It took them another 4 hours to get back into the system The doctors in ER when he checked my EKG before I went to x ray said I was in AFib and my BP was very high 228/100 and as soon as a room opened up they would get me back. When I finally did get back into the system it still took them another hour to start to do anything. I was a lone so if you care about your friend or loved one please be there and speak up if they are ignored.

Rose S.

This is the worst hospital ever!!!! My Dad was admitted here after a fall on ice and hitting his head. They did 2 catscans and said he had a small brain bleed and would keep him overnight to keep an eye on him. He was dizzy and terribly nasouse and terrible muscle spasms in his back gave him Robaxin for muscle spasms after 48 hours or more he said the robaxin wasn't helping they could only give him tylenol Due to his dizziness . After the pain went away he decidedhe didn't need it but they kept giving him both meds anyhow even after my Mom and I told them he did not want it. He had diareah for 8 days fianally checked his stool sample and said results would not be back for 24 hrs. So they kept him again. His room mate was told he was going home by therapy nurse comes in and said no hes goung to rehab same thing with my dad social wo4ker says rehab they are waiting for ins. Co. To approve it this was the excuse for at least 5 days finally a Dr comes in and releases him he is supposed to have 3 prescriptions but they didn't ask what pharmacy he wanted them to be called in to so we wait finally 1.5 hrs later he doesnt have to have these prescriptions so now we are waiting on wheel chair 2 hrs later my Mom goes to nurse's station to find out how much longer she said go get car and they will bring him right out after 35 min. M6 Mom calls his room to find out he is still there. My Dad comes out of the bathroom to find a Dr there tell8ng him he has to check him before he leaves so the Dr starts feeling his shoulder and says "the good news is you dont have nodules My Dads has no clue what Dr is talking about here 5he Dr was thinking my Dad was the guy in the same room as him. I would not take any person to this hospital EVER!!! Poor not even 1 star

Gary D.

It sounds like this Health Center is in desperate need of a new Administrator. I have recently moved to the Youngstown area and would be very much interested in taking this position and making this Health Center one in which all people of Ohio can be proud of.

Tracey A.

Terrible nurses. My mom was admitted yesterday & the nite nurse Donna completely ignored her. My mom has dementia & nurse wouldn't help me calm her down and said she'd call doctor but hadn't done so after an hour passed. Horrible hospital for elderly. If I hadn't been there my mom would have tried to get to bathroom by herself. We ended up having to remove my mom from the room. Calling Cleveland Clinic today.

Elaine B.

The staff were awesome, I almost died, they were Swift into action and saved my life. Thank you Mercy Health.

Sabrina A.

It took me sixteen years to write this, to be able to form the words for this review. I was sent to St E's when I lived in Ohio, my incompetent Ob/GYN missed for 30 weeks that I didn't have amniotic fluid, the staff doing ultrasounds didn't notice it either. Long story short my son had potters syndrome and had to be taken asap. Since this hospital was the only one my ob had rights to I had no choice. Upon arrival I was greeted to nurses drawing straws over who would be my nurse, I was then informed they had to decide this way since no nurse wanted to take part in a child being killed. I lost it, I was inconsolable for a bit of time. I didn't ask for this, nor was I wanting my son to be anything but healthy and I couldn't continue with the pregnancy knowing he was in pain (and had been all a long). After that I was given a room, I was frozen, it was August and the air was on high. I asked for a blanket, I was told no, my husband asked for a blanket, and they told him they were reserved for new mothers. I laid there for 24 hours with one blanket in the cold while my labor was induced. When my son was born he lived an hour, a miracle considering he didn't have bladders, kidneys, or a liver. The staff was kind enough to ignore me after his birth, leave him in my room uncovered in a crib near a garbage can. They refused to give me pain medicine of any sort and I passed out from the pain right after his birth, I was passed out when my son died in my husbands arms. I wouldn't send my worst enemy to this place, let alone willingly come here. The previous time I had with my son and could have had as he passed was stolen from me. The nurses were cruel, my ob incompetent and all of it has been a nightmare played over once a year on my sons birthday. Instead of my son getting a car on his 16th birthday the only gift I can give him is letting anyone reading this know how my treatment was during one of the worse times of my life.

Susan D.

This place should be closed down! The director of nurses must be an idiot for hiring the worse nurses in the world for all their location!! The staff ignores all patients needs completely. They must all be miserable in their jobs the way they act so hateful. I have had two operations there and I would never go there again!!! I will be going out of the area for any treatment needed. I have written the president of their hospital two times and have never had a response.

Kim W.

Not impressed. Is this place even accredited? TIP: You must be a strong vigilant advocate if a loved one is unfortunately hospitalized here. My grandmother was hospitalized at St. Elizabeth after a fall. I was happy that the hospital put a bright bracelet on her that read "fall risk" but too bad the staff didn't do anything to mitigate that risk. As soon as I walked into my grandmother's room, I found that she had gotten out of bed by herself and was unsteadily walking to the bathroom with no walker or assistance. She said that she had paged the nurse 3x over 45 minutes for help but no one had acknowledged her so she decided to go by herself. I tracked down her nurse who blamed the fact that she didn't have a CNA to help her with patients. That's not my grandmother's problem! Grandma shared a room with an older woman with dementia who had surgery the prior day. I was in that room for 12 hrs and saw a nurse check on that woman twice and only to what looked to me to administer meds. The next day, the woman's granddaughter visited and was livid to find her grandmother sitting in her own urine and feces. I shared with her that I never saw a nurse change her the day before. That granddaughter had 2 nurses changing her within 10 minutes. I have lots of experience dealing with elderly loved one in hospitals. Like any place, it's important to act as their vocal - and often perceived as b*tchy - advocate but never have I seen what I consider to be poor, neglectful care.

Cynthia T.

Think they hire the most obnoxious nurses here. Went in for abdominal pain, the vitals nurse was chewing gum in my face, sounding like a goat, smelling like a black and mild! Acting like she couldn't hear. I went here 9 times exactly before they finally discovered I had pancreatitis... and then another 5 times. Before discovering my gallbladder had a tear in it. Went into surgery, my arms became swollen and th r y told me my arms were like that when I came in.. the hospital bands were cutting into my skin, yeah I don't think so! After surgery, I got pancreatitis again, They tried to put me into the cat scan, and told me the metal clips would probably heat up, I refused to go in the machine, the tech then referred me as a little bitch to his co worker. Recently I went to the hospital for the Same pains, did the cat scan, I had an allergic reaction, as my bod u filled with horrible itchy lumps, I sat for 15 minutes begging for something, finally a nurse heard me crying to my husband on the phone, she gave me a steroid and an allergic medicine. The itchy lumps went away and a nurse came in and ave me a morphine drip that wasn't for me, but the woman in the next room, I was livid!!

Regina Y.

As I sit here today and remember my father on his birthday, I cannot honestly even rate this hospital with one star. As an ICU nurse myself, the ICU where my father's treatment (mistreatment) lead to his death is the hardest thing I have ever experienced. I felt helpless, my loved ones were treated so disrespectfully. We were locked out of the unit after we questioned the mistakes that were being made, yelled at by the nurses, and as we met with the doctor before transferring him to Cleveland Clinic, his words were, "we have done your father wrong". He suffered needlessly, with his wrists and ankles bruised from restraints and gasping for every breath for hours. His insulin which was ordered, was never given and his blood sugars raised to dangerous levels, which contributed to his downward spiral. The nurses were very rude, ignored us as they entered the room and turned their backs on us and my father as they stood in the room. The MRI of his head was misread by the radiologist as a brain bleed. The neurosurgeon stated he did not have blood on his brain and stated to me and my mother, "get him out of this hospital, they are employees who do not want to be here and are miserable, they will kill your father". By the time he was transferred to Cleveland, he was given a paralyzing medicine to stop him from gasping, which was his body trying to compensate for their errors in medical treatment. When he got to Cleveland, his condition was incompatible with life. After two rounds of CPR, we withdrew him from life support as we held him. He originally was admitted to put a stent in his heart and we watched his condition dwindle. I can't tell you what it feels like to give 28 years of my career to care for patients in the best way possible, and to have to sit by and watch this horrific treatment. My father spent his life and career teaching students in medical programs, including physicians and nurses. He was a very brilliant and modest man so you can imagine when I walked into his room and saw him tied up like an animal, naked, with his gown up around his neck. This is the god's truth and I can go on about this experience. I wrote a letter to the CEO, CNO and to the people responsible for accrediting this hospital with Magnet Status. What an injustice to the medical field and those who devote their lives to helping people, saving lives, and being a patient advocate. If this is posted, I want to shed light to the fact that we all took an oath and I hope that this never happens to another family. The person you are caring for may only be one person in the world, but they may mean the world to someone else.

Larry C.

would,nt recommend going there waited over four hours for them to take wife into surgury. everyone wanted to play the blame game as to why it took so long.seven hours for a fourty minute out patien surgury. left me alone in surgical waiting room to awnser the phone to see when i could see the wife.cant leave waiting room for anything afraid il miss or recovery call.

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David Beavers

This hospital isn't just old and in a very bad location, its understaffed and overwhelmed to the point where it should be considered illegal. They have patients put in hallways and call them rooms, staff barely gives patients a glance when they are being seen, and privacy is being neglected at almost every turn. Sadly, this is one of the few hospitals in the area, leaving little to no choice to picking a quality health care facility. Overall, this hospital is dangerous, with doctors who seem to care very little and waits to be seen in the ER upwards of 8 hours.

Sam Marie

Big liability risks going on here! Unfriendly, unsanitary... just too many things to mention. VERY sad. Most of us would be here all day and night sharing the awful experiences. Save your lives and just head to Cleveland and get proper care! IYour health and life is worth the drive.

Wyatt Vance

Nurse staff was rude and not very helpful. Overall cleanliness of the hospital was horrible. Doctors were good but all other staff not so much. Don’t recommend.

Richard DiLullo

After attempting suicide and having my stomach pumped i was pink slipped. I've been sitting in a room for 5 days and still haven't seen anyone. I've been waiting for a bed in psych for 5 days now. They broke my cell phone two days ago and i had to call the police. They are required to replace it now. But if you need any mental help dont come here. I've been in the same underwear for 5 days. They have nothing to offer except forcing me to stay here in a waiting room. Unreal. They saod it may be another day or two before i receive the help i need very badly.

Stephen Mystery

If you are going in there like some of the other reviewers, and you say "I waited for 2 hours" or something dumb like that, then your life wasn't actually in danger. when it comes to REAL emergencies, such as aneurysm ruptures, and heart attacks, this hospital will SAVE YOU.

Rhonda Burgess

Wow! Worst Hospital Ever!! Sent my 70 year old mom home in severe pain without pain medication. She has a leg amputation but is still very mobile but the Mass (Chordoma) , she has on her spine is very painful. Not to mention her amputation was not done correctly and she has severe arthritis of the hip. I am 38 years old and active but she can run circles around me with one leg.Mom can't stand or walk due to the pain she is currently having and was brought to your Hospital by Ambulance and this is the treatment she deserves?

kareena bobo

I only come here if it's my last possible option! I swear I waited 2 hrs for an ultra sound ! I'm supposedly 5 weeks pregnant and I'm bledding very heavily! Still here waiting to see if my baby is alive or not ! Ridiculous!

Maria Vassilaros

Hospitals buy outpatient facilities and then they can raise the charges . My husband had an outpatient test during his lunch break one day and he was charged 6,313 $. We found out (apparently although unethical, this is legal) the same test done in an office would have been 565$ ..!! Of course we were never informed of that.

Teeki B.

If I could give zero stars I would!!! They kept us in the ER overnight only to refuse to treat my daughter because they have no functioning cardiology team that specializes in anything. If you have a heart condition steer clear. Instead of telling you they can't treat you, they'll hold you, run unnecessary tests to bill your insurance company and just have you sitting there without a care in the world. Needless to say, my child was dehydrated with an elevated heart rate. What I did get here were incompetent and rude nurses that I had to remind they were talking to an ill patient with a disability, clinicians who lie with a while bunch of inconsistencies. If you want to overhear a bunch of gossip and how disgruntled the employees are, go here for the soap opera drama. If you want GOOD HEALTHCARE, make the drive to Cleveland Clinic or Pittsburgh UPMC. St. Elizabeth and that entire Mercy system in Youngstown will kill you!!!

I was there for a week, had made friends with other clients, the nurses were friendly most of the time, it was when I was discharged, what I found, which was several things were taken from me, out of my belongings and purse they had no right taking them in the first place. Saint Elizabeth hospital do you remember what you said while I was getting in the Uber, my answer don't P me off, but since you did, gotcha. Oh and let's not forget where I was going in Cleveland, the lice and bedbug infested place, shame on you

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