Sweeten Creek Mental Health and Wellness Center

Debi H. 5 months ago

I visited my niece here, very nice people from the minute we went in. Anytime employees are cutting up and laughing with visitors, it's a real good sign. Going through the facility, I noticed how bright and clean, beautiful pictures on the walls of nature. A horticulture area outside with raised beds. I definitely want to learn more about that when I go back. The area my niece is in was comfortable, a big table for doing art work and word puzzels, very laid back, couches, chairs a big tv. Nurses station right there for supervision. Private room for family visiting. I slept much better last night after visiting her and seeing for myself.

Camille Pandolfo 5 months ago

I was absolutely floored by the complete lack of professionalism, interpersonal skills, care and heart that one of my husbands doctors (Dr Curry) had during his extremely brief 5 day stay in patient at Sweeten Creek mental hospital. She was extremely rude, absolutely unprofessional, cursed under her breathe while speaking to me on multiple occasions, insulted me outright claiming I was "manipulative", appeared to have extreme biases surrounding my husband and his story and condition, and overall a horrendous doctor. I honestly thought I was speaking to someone's angry teenager with a bad attitude posing as a doctor. I'm still shook and will be reporting her to the medical board. This was all during a conversation I attempted to have regarding next steps for my husband's psychiatric care once discharged. She also discharged my husband with zero plan in place for his next steps in care and treatment and zero regard for my worries and concerns about his safety and well being. He went from a jail cell to 5 days of inpatient at sweeten creek and is now home, completely on his own, with no next steps on how to continue his care. He said being at Sweeten Creek was a nightmare that he's g

Vanna Holtsclaw 5 months ago

Do not take your loved one here. My partner has been stuck in psychosis for months and openly admitted to telling them what they want to hear and even threatened on the phone minutes before talking to his doctor of wanting to kill anyone that thinks they are helping him once he’s out, and his doctor said well he’s doing everything he needs to do right in here and I can’t hold him. Released as stable!!!!! Wanted me to come and get him!

log1cistics 7 months ago

Not the best place to go for long periods of time, as intended for stays of less to a month. This place doesn't change behavior, all it does is allows you to learn skills to get through life and hard moments, as well as dealing with anger.

cassie lovelace 9 months ago

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONE HERE…… this is an awful place. My daughter was in crisis and all they wanted to do was medicate her with the same medication that she’s claiming to have an addiction to! The nurses and doctors are negligent when I bucked them on certain medications for my child and I repeat CHILD they called DSS on me and was trying to discharge my daughter home when she is stating she’s not ready and I wasn’t ready for her to come home. I’m a nurse myself so I know quite a bit about taking care of someone and this place doesn’t give a shit about anybody. It’s really sad. I hate DSS and all of that did was fuel the fire and make things worse but they don’t care they just wanna turn the next bed that’s Mission Hospital for you. You should see some of my patients that come from this place with wounds that are god-awful. They even send me people who have been sitting waiting for discharge for hours. They haven’t had meds or their dinner. And they transport people at all hours of the night and all kinds of weather. It’s ridiculous.I wouldn’t recommend mission hospital for my dog. I wouldn’t even send my ex-husband there and I can’t stand him and all their little comments are

Ali L 9 months ago

I was hospitalized here during one of the hardest periods of my life. This was like 2 years ago, but there are staff members I still remember clearly because of the impact they had on me: Dawn, Rachel, Mike, Stephanie, Robby, Lauren, and McKenzie. They treated me like a human being, not a problem. They helped me feel less alone and gave me moments of hope when I didn’t have much. That matters more than people realize. There were many others who helped that I wish I remembered by name, and I’m grateful to them too. That said, I want to be honest — not all staff were good. Some didn’t listen, didn’t believe me, or made assumptions that felt unfair and harmful. That part of the experience was frustrating.

Heather Sclater 11 months ago

If you have a teen in crisis, this is NOT the place to go. I'd give it negative stars if I could. There was 1 doctor who was helpful, but the other is a nightmare to deal with. I will never back down when advocating for my child, and Dr Nylund was not willing to listen at all. She issued discharge when my son was still having behaviors that landed him there to begin with. Her actions put my son, and the rest of my family, in danger. There's NO excuse for that level of negligence. My son's CCA states he needs PRTF level of care, and she still discharged before we could find placement that would accept an aggressive child with Autism. Also, the counselor we had was extremely unprofessional and rude. Avoid this place if at all possible.

Brad Mast a year ago

I had a family member receive excellent care at this facility. Communication with nurses and the psychiatrists was excellent. All of our questions were answered in a timely manner. Staff took the time to meet with myself and family to come up with a good safety plan for discharge. They helped to set us up for the best possible outcome.