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Mental health services will be the principal focus of treatment at this alcohol and drug rehabilitation in Evansville, IN. Specializing in Emotional medical treatment, patients here genuinely benefit from the treatment programs. Deaconess Cross Pointe boastfully functions around the advancement and success of every patient along with a devotion to patient care.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

With supplied addiction treatment services successfully, this substance abuse treatment center in Indiana has developed a exceptional 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:

Addiction treatment services are supplied to Male and Female over the ages of Children/adolescents, Young adults and Adults. The policy on smoking at this facility is all.

Comprehensive, effective addiction treatment is an essential part of each treatment program conducted only at that particular centre. Within Hospital Dentistry configurations, each patient is given the needed patient care and treatment that addresses underlying issues that caused the enthusiast to use from the first place. With intense therapy, these issues are handled paving the way into a brighter future.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Providing inpatient/residential substance abuse treatment from Evansville, Indiana really provides the severity of the individual's addiction. The Inpatient/residential addiction programs involve a hyper-intensive therapeutic approach with the patient temporarily living onsite while receiving treatment.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

The knowledgeable doctors and staff at Deaconess Cross Pointe conduct and manage unique groups and programs that cater to.

Services provided by Deaconess Cross Pointe contain:

Individual psychotherapy
Group therapy
Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Activity therapy
Psychotropic medication
Case management

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Language barriers can be a enormous deal-breaker once it comes to locating an appropriate addiction treatment centre. This drug rehab facility knows and offers Services for the deaf and hard of hearing those that need it.

With a longstanding resume of stories, patients truly gain from the outstanding importance based from the individualized treatment programs together with enough commitment and time put forth by the health practitioners and team members.

When an enthusiast has reached their rock bottom, it's evident that they feel worse than they ever have. Getting them into a alcohol or drug rehabilitation whenever you possibly can is ideal. In the event that you would like more details on the services supplied via this addiction center, we encourage you to attain out to them directly so that they could appropriately address your queries.

Deaconess Cross Pointe Inpatient Services Reviews

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Kayden Meredith

I went there about 4 times during my early age from 6-9 years old. Some staff are Nice & Friendly, but there is always the Ones who act like they are Tough, and Overpowerd. They shoot Drugs up into your Body if you get Physical, They will hold you down, and Pop a shot into your Skin, which makes you pass out, or calm down. The place is Seperated into 2 Age groups, For Kids, and Teens. You got 1-3 people per bedroom you stay in. Workers stay in the hall way outside your Bedroom to make sure you doent get out of the room. The place makes you feel unconformable, and reminds you of a Jail. You got a little freedom, but they act like their so tough. I've never let them try me, I was tall, and My family owned a Local Gym, and I was 5'9, and Could lift from 200-300 pound Weights. I wouldn't take nothing from no-one, I would punch someone if they Talked Shit or Tried Anything.

T Fisher

Horrible place to go and substandard care. I wasn't given my long acting insulin until two days there. One nurse leaned over and asked me sarcastically if I thought I was special, I said maybe we are all special, and she said sarcastically, Yeah, special Ed. My diabetic needs were not taken care of correctly. Showers and beds were horrible. Had to beg for blood sugar checks. They kept me high on blood sugar because they aren't equipped to handle lows they said. Mind you, I went to this place voluntarily and I will never go back. Save your time and go to Brentwood.

marilyn shawhan

Had my son there twice and he said it was nice to him..

dante davis

It was OK. Some of the rules were pretty stupid. You couldn't wear a hood over your head. You couldn't whisper to each other which I kind of understand. You get nurses on days that let you have some freedom and some nurses that make you follow EVERY SINGLE rule. I really enjoyed it here. I made some new friends who I have kept in contact with till this day. There is a brief period in like midday where you have to stay in your room while nurses change shifts. Also if you feel like your having a mental breakdown then there's a room with padding where you can be by yourself. There is a station where a bunch of people watch you if your in your room at night or midday if the nurses are changing shifts. The food was good. There is a certain level you have to level up to to go eat in the cafeteria. Don't expect to eat in the cafeteria on your first day. The beds were OK. My roommate was really hyper but once he was given his medication it was all good. We had barely any tv time during the day. During nightime is when we would watch movies until bedtime. Also there was snack time as well which was cool. Most of the free time activities consisted of talking to each other,Listening to music on the radio they had and Playing cards. We would go to the gym as well like everyday. Sometimes we would go outside. We only went once or twice when I was there the 2nd time. If I had to go again then I would do it. Staff is nice except for a select few. There's one male nurse who was amazing. He did amazing at his job. We had group sessions where they taught us how to deal with our problems and therapists would call us into their office for some individual time to see how your doing. If you have a problem with somebody you can tell a nurse and they will help you the best they can. That's all.

Aaron Adams

I will never go back. They are rude and it feels like A prison. Nurse practitioner asked me if I was lying because I had been there 2 other times. I also over heard A MHT make fun of people who are in here. They use force to make you take pills and shots.

Michelle Young

My daughter was recently admitted to this facility. I have to say I was very pleased with her treatment. The doctor took time to speak with me at length and I was very impressed that he stressed over and over again that medicine alone was not going to fix her problem. She needs very intensive therapy. He was careful not to over medicate her which is always a concern of mine. Any time I had questions the nursing staff were always patient and kind. Therapist Kim is awesome. We had 3 family sessions with her and her approach in my opinion is nearly perfect. I also have to give a HUGE shout out to the discharge planner Allison. We are trying to get a residential placement for my daughter and I have had to call her numerous times to have her send information somewhere and she is always so sweet and helpful and willing to do anything I ask right away. In a very stressful and emotionally draining time it is wonderful to have people like her to work with.

Dave Mason

They keep patients way too long and are heavy on thee prescriptions. Sometimes they use force to administer shots that aren't even called for. Sometimes they torture patients by restraining them either to their bed or a board, and tighten the straps to cause pain, then refuse to loosen them. This is by far the worst hospital imaginable, They keep patients way too long to bilk the taxpayer and torture some of them for hours through leaving them restrained and in pain, not loosening the straps. Further more it was never clear to me why I or other patients were being restrained. Calls to 911 resulted in 911 calling Deaconess Cross Pointe. Phone use was them restricted and the abuse continued. These people are cruel abusers of many of their patients and reports to oversight agencies yield no results. Avoid this place if you can

Jeanne Rohrer

Just picked up my son from a 5 day stay... HIS words..."they were friendly, attentive, and compassionate. I enjoyed the small group size and the variation of activities and classes. And the food was great."

Airaka Hooper

Been dealing with them for a little over a year due to my fiance mother not doing so well never been so much lied to in my life like i have with them. And they don't take in thought when someone doesn't know the language here and speaks different not is not Spanish either. Didn't have a big problem until now and they will not even let us speak or see her at all the social work Christine i think is her is so rude to us. And on top of that they are using the hippa law against us when to be truthful his mom doesn't know whats going on and where is at. This stuff just makes me mad. I will never let anyone i know have to deal with this place like we have to.

K Boss

Earlier this month, my husband lost his younger brother to suicide. He did not take this loss well and actually ended up being suicidal himself. I will spare all of the personal details and just say that we live in Illinois and my husband ended up in a cheap hotel in Indiana. Being a concerned wife, I called the police to get to him and stay with him until I could get there. After the police made contact with him he voluntarily went to Deaconess Gateway Hospital for an evaluation. He was "evaluated" or asked questions by an individual named Michael through a television screen. A report was then prepared based on Michael's interpretation of my husband's responses. He was told that he was going to involuntarily admitted and that he would be criminally charged if he were to leave the facility. I stressed the importance of returning home so that we could resume planning his brother's funeral service that was yet to take place.

T.C. Shane Jr

I work here in security.

Kami Street

I have been here three times (I was a troubled child), and I loved it. Of course, being a teenager, I missed my phone and my social life, but the treatment I received here was amazing. All of my techs were amazing (shoutout to Lucas and Angela. You guys are the best). It really felt homie. Everything they’ve taught me here, I use throughout my day to day life. I visited only one other psychiatric hospital, and it reminded me on why I always chose to go to Crosspointe. The food was amazing as well. They kept the kids in check in a positive way. Deaconess Crosspointe changed my life.

Anie Rose

I went here and maybe it was just because I was used to the other place I had gone but I didn't enjoy it. The staff was kinda okay but forceful. There were fights amongst the other patients and sometimes I wasn't woken up for breakfast, lunch, dinner whatever time it was. Considering we had room time and I usually took naps to pass time, I was usually never woken up. If I was it was late. I went to Bloomington Meadows before that and it was better than Crosspointe. Helped a bit better.

Eric Volenz

Incredibly incompetent psychiatrist and rude uncaring nursing staff. I had to be rushed to the ER one night because the MD started me on a drug that was clearly contraindicated for me. As I got sicker and sicker from the drug they gave me, I begged the nurses to come from behind their desk to check on me but I laid on the floor for at least 15 minutes and only when I asked for a pan to puke in did they finally come out cuz they didnt wanna clean up a mess. MY blood pressure was off the charts and I was delirious and spent the rest of that night in the ER. Although I was there only 3 days, there are other horror stories I could tell. Let me just conclude with "dont go there".

EmmyAnn 47

One nurse made the other patients and I do a puzzle type thing but any time we spoke she told us to shut up. They misgendered my friend multiple times and called him by his dead name. We had to fill out a paper every morning and every night. It had a list like "did you eat?" "Are you sad?" "Do you want to hurt yourself" and "do you want to hurt others?" They never do one on one and find out your issues. I was let out in 5 days because all I had to do was check that "I ate" "I'm happy" "I don't wanna hurt myself or others" and now that I'm out in worse. Not to mention that this place (even with it being so terrible) was so expensive for my short stay that we are still having financial problems a whole year later. I can not image the bill kids who stayed longer than 5 days had to play. Staff was terrible. Living confinements were terrible. I never want to be in here ever again. They do not heal your children, they just hide their issues. This place is Hell on Earth.

Donna Stevens

Both times I've been there I didn't like it. Some therapist were OK. I didn't feel comfortable at all. Impatient we were treated like prisoners. We couldn't go outside. When I laid on the mattress my butt hit the board underneath. If you have back problems or chronic pain, it's awful. The staff was nice. But you are with people who are very disruptive and ruins therapy and the staff tried to ignore them. We were not allowed outdoors. It was under construction. No construction to be seen. You didn't have much of a choice on activities. Color, color, play cards, color and occasionally we got to watch TV. Oh, all of them sound like they read off a script. Get some new material! I WILL NEVER GO BACK!

Rennan Quijano

Has been trying to make a referral to this facility for over a week now and haven't received any answer. Called and called. No return calls. What gives? Is this how you care for the community?

jason eckiss

My doctor sent me cause of suicidal thoughts, waited 2 hours and left. Guess it wasn't important.

Magnatical

I was there for 10 days and let me just say... These were the worst 10 days of my life.

Rachel Johnson

That place is a joke...I was there again recently and nothing's changed..I always feel more suicidal than before I go in..I was given medication that did liver damage within the 5 days I was there..I kept telling the nurse and nurse practitioner I couldn't take antidepressants anyway because they only make me worse..now I know they were damaging my liver..I swear if I get prescribed one more antidepressant, the outcome won't be very good

layne smith

Terrible for transgender teens. I felt so dysphoric and bad about myself. I have nightmares everynight about this place

Kati

Absolutely horrible staff. My doctor has diagnosed me with acute stress reaction and thought I may benefit from an evaluation so her office called to let them know I was coming in. I got there, filled out paperwork and was told I'd be seen soon. I waited for 2 hours and every time I asked for a rough estimate of how much longer it would be I was given a very rude response. Then they finally tell me they don't understand why I am even there and since I wasn't talking about self harm they wouldn't evaluate me even though my doctor wanted the evaluation. The girl was very rude and just shrugged her shoulder when I asked them why they let me waste 2 hours. It felt like the staff had no clue what they were doing or what was going on. Horrible staff and horrible experience. They should be ashamed of themselves, I have been through a very traumatic experience and was just looking for help.

Tasy Spencer

i was there when i was a small child it tromatized me still to this do

Hayden Guillerman

I didn't get to go outside.

Mark Johnson

Place reminds you of county jail

Ben

You can’t treat adults like dogs. Was not allowed to leave my bed, even to use the bathroom. Never had an ounce of exercise or counseling. Just gave me drugs to shut me up. The last straw is a young lady put an alarm around my bed so I couldn’t move. I ripped out all of my sensors and told her I voluntarily checked in and I’m leaving. She told me I’d be dead in a week. Not even sure if she had any formal training. You’re better off locking yourself in a basement with 2 buckets.

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