Best Residences For The Mentally Ill In Boston Near Me

Jass Bianchi: MAMH provides a wealth of information to those searching for mental health resources.

Kristi Harris: Great staff and safe place to begin recovery.

Kristen L: Tried to get help for my daughter in crisis, this place only helps those on masshealth or no insurance! So much for being a hard working American paying good money for health insurance only to be turned away in a time of crisis! The woman who I spoke with hung up on me when I asked why they offer help but aren’t helping. F^€K this place!!!!! 🤬🤬🤬 NO COMPASSION HERE!!!!!

kathy gaito: I have had emergency service when my son syc breaks only made it worse when they sent someone who wasn't even from there someone who shows up and had no comparison and new my son was hereing voices said she would have someone call him for 3days and the time before that's to many police and she's not even making things better I'm a mother who was trying to get my son help go to the emergency room you would have some results.

Emerson D: Nice women, but completely useless and force clients to stay in Emergency Departments for days to be assessed and often pack mental health patients in with the Mass/Cass ex-felon homeless population, ie. Arbour Quincy Inpatient.

Robin gabriel: They pay my rent and other monthly bills late! And sometime not at all! I was almost evicted once, and had to come up with the money all by myself on a fixed income!! They are horrible as a payee service!! The worst!! If It was possible to give them ZERO stars...I WOULD!!!

Luis Santiago: Helpful nice people

Leann Jones: To whom it may concern:Good afternoon, I would like to address a concern I had when recently visiting your Hyannis Emergency Crisis Location for mental health services. The first thing that was brought to my attention was the lack of privacy the staff have. While I was waiting to be seen, I could hear the conversations of multiple staff members on the second floor discussing client’s personal information along with hearing staff members over share private details of their own life. I could also hear animals in the building and heard multiple dogs barking which was very distracting to me as I was being met with for an assessment. As I was leaving the building I noticed multiple bags near the front door and upon further inspection realized they were doggy bags filled with poop. While I am very pleased with the services I received, the environment was very unprofessional.Thanks,L.J.

Amy Harris: I am very grateful to BayCove for a 39 year career in addictions. I was saddened when and how they closed the program which I directed and was very saddened when it was told to me that they said "I ran the program into the ground" however I forgave those who said that and recommend the company to anyone considering working there

Julienne Mattie: Would love to see reviews on clients success stories but not offered on the site. Program could of done better during the pandemic.

DOWN FIVE: Kind people. Your Kind of people.

Melissa Haletky: Have yet to ho.

MS. A. Ranks: Under Construction incomparable interior rennovations to the nearby properties included in town zones. 😀

Susan Gotimer: Employees are very friendly and recommend them highly!!❤️

Keith Encarnacao: Very unprofessional, rude staff, offers no resources to help better yourself

Yolanda Moore: Baycove is a medical facility that gives there client's methadone to help them with cravings for opioid use. At baycove they make you feel welcomed, and very comfortable. Some people who try methadone for the first time are nervous and overwhelmed, but the staff at baycove take all of your fears and anxieties away. I recommend baycove to anyone who is struggling with opioid use and want to get clean, and you can always try it out and if you don't think methadone is right for you they will help you find another alternative that you can try and see what works best for you. Give baycove a try, I don't think you will be disappointed...

Maria Cassarino: Bay cove is a mental health/methadone clinic that has been providing services for many years and saving lives in the process.

Lala Angel: Its great place

Tara Chartier: Most helpful on the planet

Elizabeth Hanscom: ALWAYS Opened too Help.

YIKES KAT: Every Clinician has been let go or has resigned. Security Staff run the place really. And most of them have been there less thsn 2 years. And nursing. Dont bother learning names just get and get out.Canal Street location.

William Allen: Trying to call your number, phone not working on your end? please correct this as I am seeking services... Thank you.

Esther Muniz: Critical:Communication,Professionalism,Quality

Arnold Oliver: They are working towards a greater cause. Not many speak about mental health openly and it is much needed in this fast-paced generation.

Сar Сrashes: I have seen tremendous changes in children using the therapy of Mental Health Association of Greater Boston. Wonderful job. Long way ahead.

Cynthia Hamilton: They have a wonderful psychological treatment without any medicine. The doctors here are just amazing!

Melissa King: The doctor's analyzing skill is on point and he helped me recover well from my problems.

Raddie Latimer: A very good experience with Dr. Thomas. The medication prescribed by Dr. Thomas was very helpful. I am a lot better person now.Thank you for your time and treatment.

Ephraim Lessell: I am a patient at North Suffolk Mental Health Association's Freedom Trail Clinic and have used the association's BEST emergency team. Both are outstanding institutions staffed by doctors, nurses, social workers, and staff who are as fine as health care gets in Massachusetts and the U.S.

Carmen Sarro: Grate place to get help it was for me

Mike Carter: After being a patient here for over 1 year I was given a choice. I could enter their 5 day a week drug treatment program or I could find a new doctor. My drug of choice? Marijuana. Yes I am a pot smoker and this requires a full time 5 day a week drug treatment program. I am now seeking a new Dr. I was treated at North Suffolk by Dr. Howard Hernandez and Therapist Naomi Altman.

Scott W: Same issue as below review. Billing is a nightmare. Can barely get people to respond to me, and I keep getting different bills from over a year and half ago. Really disappointing and would not recommend.I am sure I will get the canned response that every other reviewer received.

Olivia West: Had an amazing psychiatrist and therapist I worked with there for years. My therapist left the practice and my psychiatrist went out of networks at the same time so I had to stopped going to life changes. I am getting bill over a year later in the mail for services that have been dealt with financially (stated in writing). I have discussed this via email and I still get bills. Haven't been able to get someone on the phone. Pretty frustrating.

Mark Harlan: Terribly frustrating onboarding process. No in-person appointments available. Same cost for in-person visits. Intake team late to make phone calls. Snarky comments when I called them 5 minutes after the appointment. Cannot accept digital signatures. Online system from the 90s that won't allow you to sign where necessary. Waste of time. If you're a busy professional looking for healthcare services, take your time attention and money elsewhere.

Matthew Urban: Great therapists but corporate office is a money hungry dumpster fire that only sees patients as dollar signs. Avoid at all costs.

Sophie B.: Shame on you for your disgusting behavior towards DID Systems.

invikta: Absolutely disgusting that a hospital staffed by "medical professionals" would endorse the humiliation of a formally diagnosed DID system to try to spread malicious, ignorant misinformation about how the disorder presents and manifests, all without ever obtaining that system's consent for their face or content to be used in this manner. McLean Hospital should be absolutely ashamed. You're lucky that the victim of Dr. Robinson's careless and ignorant actions is not pursuing legal action.

Phoenix Oleander: Dr. Robinson accused multiple professionally diagnosed people with DID of faking their illness, took their videos without any prior contact or consent, and basically humiliated them for his own gain. If I had been one of them I’d likely had tried to harm myself because of it. Horribly unprofessional. All the one star reviews are more than deserved. Stay mad, ableists.

Leiah D.: Unethical use of their credentials. Misinformation and biases through their educational videos. Horrible institution

kara tiller: Dr. Robinson will get videos without your permission and parade you around as if you’re a hypochondriac. He’s proud of this and the hospital backs him up. Do not go here just to be re-traumatized. Seek real professional help elsewhere.

Katherine Mogg: The video featuring Grand Rounds with Dr Matthew Robinson on February 23, 2023 and posted to the Hospital's YouTube Channel 3 days ago is blatantly unethical. It features social media content of individuals discussing their experience of mental health diagnosis and treatment. Dr Robinson (without evidence and without having contacted any of these people) then goes on to allege that they are "self-diagnosed". He then further alleges that this trend in "self-diagnosis" is somehow contagious and has led to a rash of new inquiries at his practice. At least one of these individuals is public about their formal diagnosis and subsequent treatment. McLean Hospital should remove this video immediately. Dr Robinson should issue a public apology to each of the individuals featured in the video and give serious consideration before he speaks in public again.

Madeleine Williams: Mental health patients’ (such as me) experiences here include invalidation and an expectation to stay unhealed. Shouldn’t we be allowed, and even encouraged, to be happy and healthy? “Dr.” Matthew Robinson is especially problematic in his inaccurate research. He has tried to diagnosis strangers over the internet while claiming that that’s not what he’s doing. He is opening the door to even more invalidation for people with severe mental illness who are just looking for help.

Jordon Nolin: Wow this place should totally be disgusted with it self. They have people who drink and drug on the job real nice and this is a 110 percent fact! How can you get help when you have NURSES DRINKING ON THE JOB!!! Because they are understaffed ??What a shame!! Do better!!

Julia Sart: My experience was at the expensive Pavilion and I can’t say how unhappy I was with the experience. Nurses and support staff were lovely but the program promised way too much and didn’t deliver. Just tried to have me continue expensive care with their team and when I wanted other options was not provided any. Was promised family therapy and was not given any. Really all I can say was it was a total waste of money and time.

Kathy Alexander: I found it to be odd that they wouldn't tell me if there were any available beds. I was calling on behalf of my daughter who wasn't in a position to make phone calls herself and was not providing any personal information or asking for any personal information. They seem to really discourage patients advocating for themselves instead of relying on an overworked and overwhelmed emergency room staff. I was told that we HAD to work with the ED staff but when I called other facilities they were ok with saying yes they did have beds or no they didn't at the moment.

J D: Don't come here unless you want to be section 12'd after you come on your own free will. This is a 1950's era phych unit with ECT. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS.

J4Jabbar: I am surfing from death anxiety since 4years, I want proper treatment face to face please tell me if it is possible I am from Pakistan I want to spend may all Eraning on it but please I want proper treatment.

A.J. Sound: Great place for treatment. Terrible place to work—if you don’t have at least an MSW after your last name.

John Crichton: I did an outpatient anxiety group here because I was told it would be helpful for my social anxiety and my inability to connect with people and work. None of the people in my group had a similar problem, and I could not relate to anyone except one person out of the 15-20 or so people in the group. I also did a smaller group, and this woman had so much anxiety she had to have a ball in her hand to squeeze in order to control it. One person could barely speak. Another was elderly and not easy to fully relate to. Most of the people in the group had anxiety but a boatload of other mental health problems. Some were extremely paranoid, some had ticks, some were pulling out their hair... .just totally unrelatable people to a person with severe social anxiety. It really made me feel like I wasn't supposed to be there, yet they insisted this was the correct group for people like me and convinced my parents as much. They didn't seem to really care about my opinion on how things were going. The social worker I had in between the groups was not equipped to deal with male problems and she did not know a lot about people with my mental health problems. Telling me I should go into the store and strike up conversations with people about mundane things that would surely get me shut down and feel worse if the interactions did not go as planned. It was a bizarre experience, and seeing all the other negative reviews, felt I should voice my own.

Ashley Amaya: If I could give 0 stars I would. I ended up taking care of a patient more than the nurses. I checked in for myself but they didn’t mind me taking care of one of their more difficult patients, and let my mental sanity go out the window. I feel more suicidal than I did when I checked in.

Karen Ulrich: Considering McLean for "therapeutic help?" Find and read: Myth Busting: Spreading the Truth About ECT. Facts help break down stigma against this important depression treatmentMcLean is a sad sell out to psychopaths in psychiatry claiming ETC is safe, does not cause brain damage or memory loss. They are also pro ECT done involuntarily by court order.The reason ECT is being pushed is that it does cause long term effects, the biggest is dehumanization and never recover from trauma that sinks deep into the soul of loss of ones humanness and dignity. Once ECT damage is done and one seeks government assistance they will find none exists. The goal is to destroy the less thans ordained in WWII by government/psychiatry which are one and the same.

Alex: I had an amazing experience. McLean Hospital (I was at the Pavilion Program) is really on top of their game. There is always someone there to help you out! The staff are so friendly and great! Major shout out to Meg, Anne-Marie, and all of the nurses. The psychiatrists and therapists are so insightful and really helped me develop a better understanding of my problems. I know this is kind of weird to say but I miss everybody who works there and am so happy that I went!

Berberes-YT: Bad 👎

darrell phillips: They only admit Massachusetts residents for inpatient treatment.

John Micolta: Lol so I was a patient in the AB1 north unit from like June 2021-August (on and off) and I must say, I loved everything moment of it. If any of the staff so happens to remember me, I miss y’all very much 🤘🏼💪🏼. I’m doing good now