Supplying meticulous patient care, Peninsula A Div of Parwest Med Ctr focuses on Mental health treatment utilizing personalized treatment plans that costume patients' needs by employing the subsequent treatment approaches.

These drug and alcohol treatment tactics address Mental health services. The road to recovery from a substance abuse problem is challenging, however Peninsula A Div of Parwest Med Ctr offers Hospital inpatient programs that cultivate a balanced transition to sobriety.

The drug rehabilitation inpatient treatment program is excellent for heavy substance abuse issues. The patient is given individualized, intensive addiction treatment when living at the centre for a pre determined length of period.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Peninsula A Div of Parwest Med Ctr welcomes Male and Female and Children/adolescents, Teenagers, Mothers and Seniors (65 or older) and includes a smoking not allowed policy. Special language services are also provided which are: Services for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Teaching addicts how to survive a life of sobriety utilizing effective social and life skills is vital to the distinctive programs and classes facilitated by addiction specialists. The special programs and classes frequently held are:

Making sure every patient receives optimum addicting treatment, this drug and alcohol treatment centre in Louisville, Tennessee also provides:

Adding to some drug rehabilitation therapy program is really a wonderful step for a enthusiast and Peninsula A Div of Parwest Med Ctr may nurture a more positive transition to recovery. Financing options at this facility for the necessary transformation include Money or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g., State mental health service (or equivalent) funds and State welfare or family and child services funds.

When you have additional questions about the facility, we urge you to reach out to them for more information about their solutions.

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Kim Romero

I was just released today after a 5 day stay... let me first tell you this facility is NOT A GOOD fit to those actually going through a real mental health crisis. (Not detoxing.) I was in track 1/ the most free unit and most if not all of the people on this unit were coming in straight off the streets and on drugs. Everyone was detoxing and treated this facility as temporary housing because in all honesty they all had no where else to go. (A majority of the people there are homeless.) The facility itself is disgusting. Housekeeping wipes things down but the floors are dingy, the bathrooms, beds etc. Are dingy. I never once saw anyone mop the floors while I was there. (And believe me they’re constantly spilling coffee so I watched the stains for a week.) the PC counselors don’t interact with you at all. They’re mainly wrapped up in their own conversations or stuck in their phone. I was told when I was first checked in I would be seeing a psychiatrist, counselors and therapists daily and just as an FYI that never happened... the Dr. pulls you aside maybe 5 mins max a day to ask you simple questions like “how are you today? Are you sad? Do you want to hurt yourself? Etc. I saw a counselor ONCE in my 5 day stay who asked the same exact questions but that’s was the extent of my “therapy.” There is no consistent schedule despite displaying one in the day room. A “group” therapy all days I was there consisted of 10-15 minutes of trivia games and maybe 30 minutes outside if we were lucky. The only REAL therapy I got from this place was sitting in the day room laughing, crying and talking with other gals on the unit. I had to launch a grievance against the hospital for 3 specific reasons during my stay but let this be a warning to those seeking mental help- do your research and avoid this place if at all possible!

Yael Wolf

Covenant Health is incredibly transphobic. I would never recommend them to anyone.

Goddesscal

Terrible experience at this place that left me with PTSD, which I did not have before entering. Was involuntarily committed for depression which makes you unhappy to being with. They traumatized me with their “skin” check. Then forced me into the intensive unit cause I sobbed after being put through that and that made me and icu patient? As they took me to that area I panicked, and stopped moving. The woman shoved me forward. I was forced to pee, poop, and shower with someone watching me. I never saw a doctor for more than ten minutes at a time. Forced to have blood drawn when I’m frightened of needles. It is just a holding cell. Nothing to do but lay there and stare at the walls, the television. No exercise at all. The boredom alone makes you want to kill yourself. The daily schedule on their board never happened. There was no structure. Group therapy was a joke. No individual therapy. The cafeteria lady did not like me cause I am lactose intolerant. It seems a chore to accommodate my dietary needs. I lied about how I felt just to get out of there. When I got my records much of what was written was so very wrong. It said I had seen a female doctor for my physical but it was a male. There isn’t enough room to write all their charting errors. I hate this place. Probably helpful for detoxing. For mental health? Forget it. I came home with a whole new diagnosis due to this poorly run facility. I was there April 2018.

Samantha Hickle

I was there impatient, I have never gone thru any thing like this in my life, they were good to me, they got me on meds and helped me thru my crisis. Thank you for saving me!!!

Jessie Brown

Having to remove my detailed review because we're looking into suing the place. Just gonna say, it's a good place for your worst enemy if you're completely heartless.

Margie Taulbee

The lack of compassion both for the patient as well as the family can not be expressed here. I have been in and out of mental facilities for more than 20 years and I can in all honesty say this one is the last place on earth I would have a family member with sever mental problems be admitted. They lack the knowledge of any updated medications, any treatments and there were not enough qualified employees to know how to handle even the slightest issues of a sever mental patient. If there could be a zero I would have posted it.

Westley Crawford

I was an inpatient there a couple of years ago. Honestly it seemed more like a holding cell than anything. Some of the staff were cool and the food was okay. I never really felt like I received as much proper help that I needed at the time. And I actually learned more about myself from a few good people I met there. Which I hope they are living better lifes now like myself.

Kristie Rose

If you have mental health problems, the worse place to go. I was not given my medicine right. Stayed sick the whole time ask to go to emergency hospital many times. Denied that also. An i have seizures that is something you do not mess around with. This place made me 10 times worse. Peninsula hospital really needs to be investigated. If you get upset your threatened with a shot. Every right of mine was violated. Thank you again susie for making my stay bearable. An Jonathan, robin the counselor, erin case manger. Erin that does activities with us. Best nurse scott thank you for showing compassion. An the rest of the techs that was nice to me.

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