Name: Oceans Behavioral Hospital
Address: 455 Park Grove Drive, Katy, TX, 77450
Telephone: 281-492-8888
Rating: 1.7188

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Mental health services are the main focus of treatment at this alcohol and drug rehab in Katy, TX. Specializing in Mental health treatment , patients here genuinely benefit from the treatment programs. Oceans Behavioral Hospital boastfully functions around the progress and success of each patient as well as a commitment to patient care.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Having provided addiction treatment services successfully, this substance abuse treatment center in Texas has cultivated a unique portfolio of treatment approaches that are evidence-based. These treatment approaches have had phenomenal results revealing successful patient outcomes. The portfolio of treatment approaches include:

Individual psychotherapy
Couples/family therapy
Group therapy
Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Behavior modification
Integrated dual disorders treatment
Psychotropic medication
Telemedicine therapy

Addiction treatment services are provided to Male and Female within the ages of Adults and Seniors (65 or older). The policy on smoking at this facility is: Smoking permitted in designated area.

Comprehensive, effective addiction treatment is an essential part of each treatment program run at this facility. Within Hospital inpatient and Outpatient settings, each patient is given the needed individual treatment and care that addresses underlying issues that caused the addict to use in the first place. With intense therapy, these issues are managed paving the way to a brighter future.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Providing inpatient/residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment in Katy, Texas really caters to the severity of each person's addiction. The Inpatient/residential addiction programs involve a hyper-intensive therapeutic approach with the patient temporarily living on-site while receiving treatment. The outpatient treatment provides intensive therapy for the patient while they can continue living in their own home. Regular, scheduled visits are made to the treatment facility to receive treatment.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

The experienced doctors and staff at Oceans Behavioral Hospital run and manage unique groups and programs that cater to Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders, Veterans, Seniors or older adults, Persons who have experienced trauma, Persons with Alzheimer's or dementia and Persons with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Services provided by Oceans Behavioral Hospital include:

Assertive community treatment
Intensive case management
Chronic disease/illness management
Suicide prevention services

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Language barriers can be a huge deal-breaker when it comes to finding an appropriate addiction treatment center. This drug rehab facility understands and offers Services for the deaf and hard of hearing and Other languages(excluding Spanish) for those who need it.

With a long-standing resume of success stories, patients truly benefit from the outstanding value derived from the individualized treatment programs along with the time and dedication put forth by the doctors and staff members. While an addict's sobriety is priceless, Oceans Behavioral Hospital does offer financing with these methods: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, Private health insurance and Military insurance (e.g..

When an addict has reached their rock-bottom, it's clear they are feeling worse than they ever have. Getting them into an alcohol or drug rehab as soon as possible is ideal. If you would like more information on the services offered by this addiction facility, we encourage you to reach out to them directly so that they may appropriately address your inquiries.

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Valerie Savage

I worked at this facility for a reasonable amount of time. Initially this was a great place to work, but under the current administration things have gone downhill. Administration is more concerned with allowing the micromanagement of staff over frivolous issues, than making sure they are well trained and prepared to care for the patients. The higher ups disregard feedback from the nursing staff. Our concerns are ignored. The work environment there as of summer 2019 is extremely tense. Employees are put under unnecessary pressure from staff members who are not their direct supervisor. There is no order or hierarchy and the administrator not only allows it, but seems to encourage it. We are devalued and treated as though we are disposable. I would not recommend anyone work here. The way the employees are treated impacts patient care, so I wouldn’t advise anyone to bring their loved one here for treatment either. The atrocious reviews you see here say it all. No facility is perfect. However, a facility with one star ratings as their standard, and a slew of disgruntled employees and angry family members leaving horrific reviews should tell you what you need to know about Oceans Behavioral Hospital Katy.

Wendy Lemmons

My dad recently stayed here for 2 weeks due to some concerning behavioral issues that required evaluation & then adjustments to his medications. I am extremely grateful to the staff who not only took care of him, despite his behavior making that extremely difficult, but also did an outstanding job of keeping me updated daily, as well as making sure he was set up with the care he needs since being discharged. A special thank you to Victoria, Sara & Dory!

Ilene Kloch

I see a few bad reviews here, and I am not quite sure what the facility was like before, but I know that there have been some recent changes in the staff at Ocean’s Medical. My Father left there not too long ago, and I couldn’t be happier with the way he was treated, and the way I was treated by the staff! The upper management was on the ball by keeping me updated about my Father’s stay there, and they reached out to me on other dealings as well! All in all, for a situation that is a stressful one, trying to deal with everything that’s going on, I would say that the staff did an excellent job of handling any situations that would arise. A special thank you to Joanna and Crystal in upper management, for going the extra mile!

Peggy Holmes

I only worked at this facility for a short period of time. Against my better judgment, I was told not to apply at Oceans. However, I am not one to go on another person\'s point of view. I like to form my own opinion and see things for myself. Leaving Oceans was the best decision I ever made. I would not refer anyone to work here. I over heard some of my co-workers (which by the way is the best job ever) talking about a review that was written on Oceans. I am so glad someone had the guts to write a bad review, which opened a window for me to chime in. Psych is a small community in Houston, as well as the surrounding areas of Houston. You pretty much will run into the same people, you\'ve worked with at previous psych facilities. I just started right before the old administrator was let go. I wish they would have kept her, because she didn\'t seem as bad as the new administrator. I wasn\'t around long enough to know her very well, but she seemed nice. The new administrator talked like she was going to turn things around. However, she allowed different events to keep transpiring that were done in a negative manner. I didn\'t feel she gave her staff member the fairness they deserved. At times she was very rude. Even the new clinical director was rude, along with the DON, and a few other staff members. I\'ve worked with the clinical director at previous facilities, and the way she treats her colleagues and workers at Oceans. Is the same way she treated them at the facility I previously worked with her at. She is a master manipulator, liar, heartless, and she will step on anyone in a negative way just to get ahead. I\'ve worked at a few psych facilities, and this place is by far the worst. Only because of a few people in upper management. I blame the new administrator, because she allows the events to transpire. I left Oceans many night crying from how I was treated at Oceans. I will say that I had some good days, and that was only because of the niceness of some of the workers. Which were the ADON, techs, and some of the nurses. I hope they read these reviews, and start treating there workers with fairness and dignity!

Olivia J

This facility is a behavioral healthcare center ; however i feel like its a place that encourages more mental health . The dietitian there feeds bread, mashed potatoes, processed meats , sweet lemonade to diabetic patients. Everyone knows that you are what you eat. So why are they feeding patients processed junk. My loved one is there and shes been very hyper because she hasnt been fed correctly and her diabetes is low constantly!!. They diagnose her hyper behavior as a psyche problem instead of realizing the diabetes may be an issue as well.! Also, one worker told me that a patient was smart they were surprised the patient knew how to read! So weird. Most in this place have had livez before this. Their goal is to get them back to their normal behavior!! This statement from one of the staff furthermore concludes that these people dont know what the heck theyre doing. They dont seem to properly coordinate with their primary care physician to know the history of these patients to properly cure them! Family members have a hard time sleeping at night knowing that \" this place is taking care of their loved ones. They say the quicker they behave they can get out. How can a patient behave when youre feeding them a non balanced non hearty diet that makes them more hyper . In turn, the diabetes is diagnosed as a psyche problem. Our loved one wont take sugar they tried to give them because she knows that real food and a balanced diet balances her blood sugar. Theres so many concerns about this place its sadening. I agree director ,doctors here only care about a paychecks ! I cant even blame some of the staff. They follow orders of the nurses, dietitians and doctors, Director. There are many concerns about the directors or owners of oceans and the doctors, dietitians set in place here and how they provide behavioral healthcare. On a good note..many/some of the staff members are caring and accommodating. On a final note, Were trying to get our loved one different care ASAP! It matters when you have the best healthcare. You see major differences in your loved ones behavior and health. Also, they need a completely new dietitian!! Heck maybe i can fill this position! Thats how bad it is!!! Please pray for all these loved ones in this place !!

Howard Partridge

This place is awful. My father-in-law was admitted just to be evaluated. 5 days later he couldn\'t walk, they had him heavily drugged, wouldn\'t let us even see where he was living after they brought him out with urine all over him. He never urinated on himself before. They gave him all kinds of drugs without even paying attention to what he was on! He was in terrible physical shape after just a few days there. No one knew what was going on. The administrator had been there four days. You can see by the previous reviews. The LAST place you want someone who \"MIGHT\" be suffering from depression is THIS place! It was really scary. They control you like a prison. You can only visit one hour per day and they are very secretive. Something very bad is going on here.

PAULETTE LEBOUF

I agree with Cindy, my husband, her dad, was sent back to his memory care facility yesterday with no call to either of us or to the memory care facility and he was being released from Ocean. When he returned to his memory care facility, the director said he was very emotionally and ended up sleeping for hours. I could go on and on about the lies, the non-returned phone calls, no communication at all from the doctor--not one call. etc. Seems as though my insurance is good, so they got almost four weeks worth of payment. These patients need help, but so does the staff and management.

L M

Shame on you Oceans. Shame on you! \"We dropped the ball\" is an understatement. Hell are you playing basketball? Read all of these reviews. Do not take your loved one here! I gave them 1 star because it\'s the only way it would take my review.

Cindy Gilmore

Staff does not ever call you back or answer phones. My dad is suppose to go home today and we have not received any information for 3 days after that decision was made. Multiple calls and voicemails made. Once i was left on hold for 22 minutes trying to speak with a manager. The employees obviously have poor management because they treat their patients families like this.

Chris Hill

Mother was sent here from her nursing home for agitation and within the first day she had a black eye and no one could tell me how it happen! When I finally was able to get in to see here during the ridiculous visiting hours they have , I waited for 30 mins before she came out and was so drugged up she couldn\'t speak then they released her and when I went to see her at nursing home that day she was still drugged and the nursing home is having to bring her down from the sedation medicine. They also lost her eye glasses and trying to speak to someone i kept getting sent all around on the phone with no answer.

JIMMY C

Sadly this facility & it\'s staff only care about getting a pay check. The Dr. & patient advocate are never available nor do they ever return calls. What little communication they have with patient family is usually incorrect or just made up. They have no compassion for what patients & their families are going through. There is ZERO patient advocacy here.

Clara Cook

My brother was a patient on 2 different occasions and treated each time by Dr. Wuwo, unsuccessfully. Once he had stayed the allotted period, Dr. Wuwo discharged him from the facility w/o giving the family notification of transfer location or sufficient time to pick him up...he had no evening meds or prescription to get them; instead a driver dropped him off at the Star of Hope Homeless Shelter w/o instructions or registering him inside. ...they opted to put him out on the street like a rabid dog or worse. We later found my brother scared, hungry and coward down in a dark corner near the Shelter around 8:30pm that night. To say the least, this was a traumatizing ordeal for him and the family and, of course, inhumane treatment compounded by a safety risk for our mentally challenged brother; therefore we post this experience in prayer that no other family member is treated like this by Oceans or any other like hospital.

Michael Neuman

I just took my wife out of Oceans this morning and wanted to say a few things about her 8 day stay there. The first 2 days were difficult. She begged me to take her out and I was sorely tempted. Upon advice from family and friends I decided to leave her in a few more days to stabilize her medications...and am so glad I did!!! The horror stories she had been telling me about the staff and conditions in the hospital she admitted were delusions...Nobody wants to be in the hospital and she was no exception but, she feels and acts much better than when she was admitted...I just needed to learn to be a little more patient...While she still has a long road ahead of her...she now has some hope...Thanks to the staff and Doctors...

Kathy Varga

If I could have not chosen a star I wouldn\'t have. They don\'t deserve it. My mother spent 2 1/2 weeks there and it was like pulling teeth to get anyone to call me back. The Dr there, Dr Kiam is useless. I called everyday to talk to him about my mothers care and he called me back. And when I went to visit her she was in a wheelchair. Too weak to walk they said. Tho she walked in there. She also developed a bed sore and she also came out with a very bad cough and rattling in her chest. These things tell me she stayed in bed the whole time. She will not return to this facility again.

Greg Cowart

This is absolutely the worst place that you could ever have a relative of any kind they do not understand the person that is taking care of the people that has to go under this facility They do not listen to the family when the family is trying to tell them what they have been going through with the patient it is upsetting the infrastructure at besthe flush traction at best I do not recommend this facility to anybody at all please understand when I say please do not use this facility it is absolutely a joke

Greg Cowart

This facility is absolutely a joke joke no help whatsoever for the family or the patient my mother has been here for 10 days and it is just a money grab facility they make all the money they can off the patient and kick them out no prescriptions to go home with no clear understanding what's wrong with the patient my mother is still having delusional psychotic bipolar dimensional episodes every time I talk to on the phone they have not done anything to help her and what's so ever Please do not bring the any of your relatives friends to this facility it is absolutely a joke and if I did not have to give them a star to post this I would not give them a star I am upset With everyone at this facility it is a joke people are here just to get a paycheck this facility charges the insurance company just to make the money off the patient my mother was a cash cow for them for 10 days she is no longer in this facility end she is the same as she went in it is absolutely a joke is this absolutely a joke. A joke a money grabbing scheme of a joke do not bring your relatives do not let anybody put your relative our love one in this facility it is a joke please understand it is a cash cow joke

Greg Cowart

Earl Brown OD

They did not tell us the truth about their plan for my mother. They did not do the actions they said they would on her health plan during the telecon. They answered the phone and returned calls about 10% of the time. They never seemed to remember what they had told us previously about the case. Very bad experience.

Earl Brown OD

L. Pryor

I worked briefly at Iceans as a liaison. Worked at 2 other psychiatric hospitals heads in beds. There patients are never a number but called by there first name. Understand the science that it takes at least 2 weeks to start the medication at its therapeutic dosage. It's patient care, integrity, dignity, heart and always looking in the best interest of the patient. Recommend for any loved one ready to see there brother, sister, mom, dad any loved one start to get there life back. It starts here

L. Pryor

Tony

If you care about your loved one do not send them to Oceans in Katy. They never told us the truth about their treatment plan for my mother. They did not do the actions they said they would on her health plan during the telecon. They answered the phone and returned calls about 10% of the time. As far as I could tell from my the very limited communication with the staff, they seem to a lot of medications to stabilize the patients. Very bad experience. The state health department needs to keep a close eye on this facility. All they care about is the money they can grab from each patient. My mother was no where near stable to be released, but they did not care.

Tony

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