Name: Medical City Green Oaks Hospital
Address: 7808 Clodus Fields Drive, Dallas, TX, 75251
Telephone: 972-991-9504
Rating: 2.4118

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An impressive alcohol and drug treatment center in Dallas, Texas with exceptionally skilled therapists and advisers specializing in providing the best patient care and drug abuse treatment to those who struggle with the disease of addiction. Medical City Green Oaks Hospital treats Emotional health treatment with a few of the most advanced methods yielding lots of success. The therapy strategies include:

After completing the first assessment, the patient has a thorough treatment solution put-together that investigates the methods of treatment to be used. The ceremony setting in this addiction treatment center comprise of Hospital noun, Partial hospitalization/day treatment and Outpatient.

Patients will be assigned to a inpatient/residential treatment plan or even an outpatient program. In patient treatment for drug abuse includes the patient temporarily moving to the facility where they can undergo exceptionally intensive therapy. Out patient treatment programs permit the patient to continue living in the home when making regular visits to the facility where they will receive their intensive therapy.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

This drug addiction rehab in Dallas, Texas puts in lots of attempt to make sure each of the patients receive what they desire by providing special applications and groups as well as the essential services essential to live a lifetime of sobriety. Groups and the programs include;

All the agencies Medical City Green Oaks Hospital provides are an integral portion of each addiction therapy program and also donate to a higher success rate. The solutions include:

Individual psychotherapy
Group therapy
Integrated dual disorders treatment
Activity therapy
Electroconvulsive therapy
Psychotropic medication
Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
Case management
Consumer-run (peer-support) services

Addiction Treatment Programs

The smoking policy investigates Smoking not permitted and special speech services which include Services for the deaf and hard of hearing are readily available.

If you're looking to fund addiction therapy, you'll find options available as of the facility which are Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State financed medical insurance policy other than Medicaid, individual medical insurance along with auto insurance (e.g..

Getting the addiction treatment that you need is possible for this specific particular alcohol and drug rehab. If you want extra details on their services, we highly urge you to reach out to them directly so that they may appropriately address your queries.

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Virgilio Aguirre

Un profesional staff

Akakskakks Pepepepepeoeoeoe

Not gonna lie, I kinda hated this place but it’s alright. I made some friends I guess, but I’ll probably never see them again. I remember I told this one dude not to crush on anyone in there and then I started crushing on a dude named Seth in there. Oops??? But anyway, I’m actually decently stable on my meds now so yeah, they did that right.

Jelisa Battle

I absolutely loved my clinical experience here.The nurses were very caring and really took time with their patients.Great experience.

Sara Jane Booth

I have a question. I will delete this review in a few days. My sister is schizophrenic (or something similar) and we don’t have money to get her full time help. She acts normal 80% of the time but has extreme and dangerous mood swings. She keeps trying to attack/kill my mother, she won’t take her medication, and we need help so she doesn’t end up in prison. Every time she has a psychotic break, the cops come and take her and release her the next day. This cycle never ends She is currently in police custody and when she is released tomorrow she will be homeless as my mom is finally at her last straw and scared for her life. Is this government funded? I think she has Medicare.

Valerie Ellerd

My husband was transferred here from Plano medical city despite 2 days of telling them he did not want to go here after knowing others that had very bad experiences. While I was at home handling other matters and was promised I would be contacted before any transfer was made and that I would be able to talk to a case worker about other options they transferred my husband. They called his cell phone with his voice on his voicemail which they had taken away to leave a message and not smart enough to call the other number. My number. So I get back to Plano his room has a new patient and I’m given the number to green oaks. I call and am told due to hippa laws they can not give me any information not even confirmation he is there. Neither place will help me so I guess it’s time to hire an attorney. And after reading these reviews I am even more fearful! As far as I’m concerned both places are extremely rude, unprofessional and lack the intellect to properly handle anyone’s care!

Ashley Whatley

I had my clinical here as a nursing student and it is a amazing facility!! They take great care of their patients and have so many recourses to help people here. I highly recommend this facility! The food is also great too!

kim mcneary

Its an amazing place that helped my family so much. staff and doctors were very helpful and informative. Will definitely recommend to anyone that needs help. thanks

Owen Trott

Seriously did Rudolf Höss or Adolf Eichman design your hospital and train your staff. I thought they shut Auschwitz-Birkenau down but I see they just relocated it to Dallas, Texas. Also where are my diabetic and cardiac meds? Do you even know how to use your phones? And just so we are clear, nobody at this “Hospital” should ever touch or pretend to treat me again.

stephanie carroll

My inpatient stay here was exceptional. Great staff. Very helpful and very comfortable. Would recommend.

Joyson Wildhart

I was forcibly admitted to this facility after one of the staff members locked me in a room with them. I believed I was healthy and mentally fit to enter the world after spending two days in this facility. I ended up spending 6 days in this facility. I was not allowed to speak to a doctor until my third day in this facility. The doctor arrived at 5:30AM and the doctor prescribed me Latuda, a very expensive anti psychotic to treat my mental illness. I asked to leave the facility and the doctor decided I was unfit to leave the facility despite me explaining that I was not suicidal, not hearing voices, not seeing any delusions, and not having delusions of any kind. On my 6th day in the facility when I spoke with the doctor again at 5:30AM he showed me a paper explaining that I was seeing the nurses in different colors and that I felt everyone was against me, all of which was untrue. The doctor discharged me against his medical advice after he called my mother at 6AM. She only answered the phone because I told her he would call her at 6AM. She explained that I no longer needed to be at Green Oaks and that it would be alright and safe for me to go home and stay with my parents. These are the facts. Now I will tell you my opinions. Green Oaks is not a hospital. It is a prison. If you love someone, do not bring them here. They will be subjugated by the staff and forced to believe they are crazy or suffer the unspecified length of time they will have to spend there. I was only able to escape by tricking the doctor into giving just a little bit of trust into somebody else's opinion. Never again. And now they direct me to a phone number. Behold your opposition to rational good.

Cheri Taylor

As a nursing student this was a very pleasant experience. I watched them calm the adolescents down with no medication.

jamillender2540

As a patient I had a pretty great experience, people were super helpful especially everyone on Unit 7, Updated: I just finished Outpatient Therapy that was ran by Danielle and Mika and it was really helpful. Thank you

Kodi Aghaegbuna

The staff was really friendly and great...people the environment is really great for patients..the food was great too..

Christi

This place is nothing but a giant warehouse-like room with no beds -only chairs. When i say warehouse I am not being colorful- it is huge. The night staff was nothing short of sadistic. They seemed to derive pleasure from their cruelty. At one point when their actions made me cry and pull my blanket over my head, they stood over me and laughed. When I went to the bathroom, a staff member held the door open. When I complained during the night about their extremely loud laughing (none of the staff were on the floor- they were all pooled near the desk), they laughed at me and said everyone in the room was too high to care. Everything I say here I avow to be completely true. My name is Phyllis Grover.

queen A

The experience at this hospital was outstanding. Everything from the food to the care provided by the staff for the patients was excellent. The staff is caring, shows respect for clients, and really listen to client needs by asking for their feedback

Fred Vincent

Green Oaks provides excellent care for its patients. Doctors, nurses, staff treat people in a Christ centered atmosphere. They are many times dealing with situations and people that are not reasonable or logical. Family members sometimes get emotional and impatient. Pray for the care takers, its a tough job. They've had good results with many of my friends who have been there over the years. I thank God for Green Oaks!

Ashley Campbell

I just got through with my nursing clinicals here and it was wonderful! Nice, clean environment. Beautiful outside area. All the staff were great and the food was pretty good.

Sara Rodriguez

The adolescent area is awesome. The coordinator Willie was helpful while doing my psych clinicals. He was kind to the patients and made everyone comfortable. Also, the courtyard is nice for patients to enjoy themselves outside.

Janie M Villegas

Best nursing student clinical experience. Nurses here respect students and teach us. Treatment to patients is excellent, with free great food. Techs are knowledgeable and efficient. Angels in disguise, but staff is the best.

Alysha Fullbright

Do y’all not know how to pick up a phone that’s ringing?

Minivel Perez

Andrea you guys need to find some good attorneys.. Call the state of Austin and report it.. There is so much you can do to get the word out and for them to get investigated

ooti too

This place is like prison. I was locked-up at Green Oaks for 2 days, felt like eternity. It's impossible to sleep in their emergency room with erratic people being admitted all hours of the night and workers talking loudly and slamming doors. The only people that are able to sleep are the ones who are given a "shot". I was able to doze off my last night there but was awakened to cup of water being thrown on me. (Guy got into a hissy fit with the nurses) This place had me crying like a baby. If you are a person that is "sane" I would avoid this place at all costs. Some people like myself battle depression and anxiety. Which is no match with people battling possible schizophrenia or other more complex mental issues. They will scare the living hell out of you.

PUC4680098

Do not trust mental hospitals or rehab, staffs only create false statement and details towards a patient.

PUC4680098

Do not trust mental hospitals or rehab, staffs only create false statement and details towards a patient.

PUC4680098

Do not trust mental hospitals or rehab, staffs only create false statement and details towards a patient.

PUC4680098

Mental hospitals or rehab are only medical bills.

PUC4680098

Mental hospitals or rehab are only medical bills.

PUC4680098

Mental hospitals or rehab are only medical bills.

PUC4680098

Mental hospitals or rehab only solicits prescription drugs which was illegal and prohibited, the only function of mental hospitals was to solicit prescription drug use. and this place has to close its operation and facilities.

PUC4680098

Do not trust mental hospitals or rehab centers, staffs mostly create false statement and details towards patients

PUC4680098

Do not trust mental hospitals or rehab centers, staffs mostly create false statement and details towards patients

PUC4680098

Do not trust mental hospitals or rehab centers, staffs mostly create false statement and details towards patients

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psychiatry is only solicitation of prescription drugs

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psychiatry is only solicitation of prescription drugs

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psychiatry is only solicitation of prescription drugs

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this hospital is state government property. not a private hospital

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this hospital is state government property. not a private hospital

AKo0

this hospital is state government property. not a private hospital

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In psychiatric, counseling office or clinics perjury= means lies of information forgery= means to reproduce for fraudulent purposes, intent That psych doctors must be careful of these two words

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In psychiatric, counseling office or clinics perjury= means lies of information forgery= means to reproduce for fraudulent purposes, intent That psych doctors must be careful of these two words

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In psychiatric, counseling office or clinics perjury= means lies of information forgery= means to reproduce for fraudulent purposes, intent That psych doctors must be careful of these two words

ex wife had me admitted cause i caught her sleeping with college students from her classes. She said it was a binary experience fortunately she contracted oral herpes!!! you go Green Oaks!!

Krysla Karlix

They have people living at the extended stay America on Coit Road on the payroll I have seen and noticed many other situations involving the Chief Operating Officer Kyrysla Karlix. ( Chief Operatic Officer ) following me around. She has hired random people on the streets working for her by paying them cash for information or to play a role in surveillance of me. Greenoaks is a hoax and is a now separate from Medical City which is not Presbyterian quality by a long shot. I would be very careful with this organization. It is a front They are running and illegal side operation looking Into to valid crimes or situations but doing so illegally and with use of terriostic tactics for which to harm and cause chaos to the people they pursue.

Krysla Karlix

Brenda Olvera

I was committed to a psychiatric institution, Medical City Green Oaks Hospital, for severe distress, depression, and severe panic attacks- I guess this was a nervous breakdown. My husband and son took me in for an evaluation, and I was admitted. This was not what we wanted, but in all honesty I desperately needed the help and I could not be home because my adult daughter was my trigger. When I first got called back I was put in a small room with two chairs and a tech (MA) was taking my vitals and taking my information down. I was not allowed to take in any of my belongings like purse or phone into that room (for safety reasons). Upon arrival, I had all my personal effects taken for my own safety. A gentleman with a tie and long white button up shirt then came in and asked for my insurance. This is when they called my husband and son in, they had my purse. Even then, they only allowed my husband to take out my DL and insurance and had him leave my purse on the floor right outside the door. This is when an RN walked in and began asking all the routine questions, “Are you suicidal, do you see things others don’t see, do you hear things others don’t hear?,” that sort of questions. There were no windows, but there was a camera in the room, everything was being recorded. The nurse then evaluated that I would definitely need to consider staying, this way I could see a psychiatrist and an MD right away. The appointment I had made before this to a mental health clinic was not for another 2 weeks, it was a very difficult decision, but I knew I needed the help immediately. They said I would probably only need to stay 3–4 days. I was then placed in a room with sparse old plastic furniture, a fogged-out window, two beds (roommate) and an attached bathroom with split horizontal opened swinging doors that lead to other patients’ rooms. Patients were slept two to a room. I was finally admitted at about 5pm, and they quickly brought me a dinner tray. The hospital itself was set up like an old folk’s home, with a central help desk and long hallways with rooms on either side. A young orderly in a plain scrub top and blue jeans came around and checked on patients through the night, shining flashlights at everyone while they slept, making sure everyone was ok. Since I was not able to sleep, every time he passed my room, he would ask me if I was ok or if I needed something. He came around every 15 min or so. When I first arrived, he took my vitals again and gave me the beautiful hospital wristband with the barcode. Frankly, I was terrified, it was my first time being admitted to a hospital of this sort. The place was freezing cold all day every day. I didn’t sleep a wink and stayed up all night crying my first night, which the orderly was quick to check up on me at every time. He helped me ease in and told me my roommate was a very nice older lady. He was very patient and reassuring, I believe his name was Godsend or Goodson. He was a sweet boy that made this whole process not so scary. For the first day, I was too afraid and upset to venture to the crowded day room where most of the patients stayed watching TV, I spent it crying in a back room with a TV and rocking couches with playing tables where I put puzzles together, read a book and played solitary with a deck of cards. My roommate turned out to be a paranoid schizophrenic who could never sit still, but she was very sweet. I learned quickly that there were ‘crews’ of patients who stuck together and had been in the hospital for a while. Several of the patients were homeless, my roommate received disability and lived in her car. There was one 40-year-old man who said he was there because his apartment had burned down, he lost all his possessions, had bipolar disorder, received disability, and knew that this place would give him a place to stay and start him back up on his meds and place him in a home. He said this was a vacation for him, even though he said he had not worked in over 25 years. Group therapy was held once daily in the morning, it really wasn’t therapy, it was only to give us rules and let us know what we would be doing that day. The psychiatrist was a very young man called Doctor Rivera. He was very quiet, patient, and extremely attentive to every word I told him. Meals were distributed three times daily, with only plasticware and our plastic knives were taken up before we trashed our trays. Food was very delicious every single time. They also passed out snack 3 times a day. I also saw a dietitian the following morning because I am diabetic. Even though they knew of my diabetes, my trays were always filled with Danishes and sweets. I didn’t have much of an appetite the entire time I was there, but the food was very delicious (the bits I tried)- I did lose 7lbs in my 2 night-3 day stay. I had daily blood draws, which were conducted in an open room with no door, in front of everyone. We were dispensed medication daily by the RN’s that were at the main desk/counter. My nurse was the best, her name is Tonya. My psychiatrist told me that there were many wards/units and that I was in the ‘calm’ ward for patients with depression, anxiety, bipolar and dementia. I was in unit 7. We were told that there were only 2 days available for visitors, and we only had one hour to spend with them. Visiting days are Wednesdays and Saturdays. We didn’t get to go out on my second day because they were short-staffed. We finally got outside time, only 15 minutes on my 3rd day. These 15 minutes felt like heaven. I played basketball and stretched in the sun. The true bad experience was with one of the techs named Martinez. He is an elderly black military man. He was always very short with us, rude, sarcastic, and he talked about patients loudly to other nurses and techs in front of everyone. On my second day in the morning, I asked him if I could please shower. He then replied, “Now? Well, get your stuff.” I didn’t know what he meant by “stuff” since all my belongings had been taken away and this was my first time in this facility or any mental institution. When I asked what “stuff” he was talking about, he then very sarcastically said-“your clothes, shampoo, towels, etc.” I then informed him that I was not allowed to bring in any belongings with me and that what I had on (hospital blue paper scrubs) was all that I had. He took a big sigh, rolled his eyes, and walked away. He then walked up to the techs desk and from behind he pulled out a small deodorant, tiny shampoo, and lotion bottle. He then walked up to a standing closet and pulled out two towels and some water slippers. I was only wearing the hospital non-slip socks that they had provided me with at intake the day before. Then he also pulled out a new set of blue paper scrubs. He never said a word to me or gave me any guidance on what to do next, he walked up to a door and unlocked it. He opened the door and still without saying one word he gave me a shoulder shrug and pointed into the room. I walked in, and the door locked behind me. I was now in the shower room. He was just so mean and seemed to always be upset about something. That same day I was allowed to go to the cafeteria with everyone else, and I sat with an elderly disabled man who used a walking chair. I would help him get his tray, drink, opened doors for him and pulled out his chair, so he could sit and eat. He was a very smart man who asked me about myself. I didn’t see any harm in speaking with him while we ate. When our group was getting up to leave, he had still not finished his food and I could hear Martinez saying to other patients, “that’s why we come in here to EAT, not to socialize. If she just kept her mouth shut (talking about me), he would be finished eating by now”. I heard him because he was loud, and so I walked up to him and apologized, he didn’t respond and just walked away. I cried the entire walk back to our unit-he made me feel so embarrassed. I tried to keep away from him the entire rest of my time there. He was always talking about someone or something, just always complaining. I’m just so glad everyone else was so nice and patient with us. Martinez, on the other hand, should not work with patients-he is a horrible person. He was even talking about the nurses at one point. When one of the patients finally took up for himself, Martinez replied, “and what are you going to do about it, are you going to complain. I’m not going anywhere-that’s how good I am.” I think most of us tried staying away from him, he was just awful. Since I was considered a "self-admittance", I signed myself out on the third day. To be completely discharged, it did take about 6 hours. The psychiatrist has to sign off and write the new medications to be taken, the techs have to go get all of our belongings, and the nurses have to give us a long list of discharge instructions and there are many papers to sign. Then, a case manager (social worker), has to call whoever is picking you up and give them all the discharge instructions too. That same case manager is the last person to sign you off to be allowed to discharge. Long post—but this was my experience. This experience was truly humbling and ended up getting me the help I needed.

Brenda Olvera

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