Harbor Oaks Hospital

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35031 23 Mile Rd
New Baltimore, MI 48047

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(586) 725-5777
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Harbor Oaks Hospital - New Baltimore, MI
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I suffered from Schizophrenia and visual and auditory hallucinations and had a phsycotic break in 2009. My brother didn't know what to do with me and took me to the police station...

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I have nothing good to say about this hospital. When I was there a girl had hung her self. Why? Why was this girl even allowed to take it this far in a "SAFE ENVIORNMENT" sounds r...

Made me worse 12/11/2019

After 24 hours in er I arrived. Apon arrival at 2am by ambulance (2 hour drive), i filled out all the paperwork and was all ready to go. The admission girl declined my entry because a piece of paper (now invaled because i all ready signed voultary) was not timed.so i had to be returned to the origanal hospital by ambulace to have a time put on a paper, fax was not good enough. Got loaded into a new ambulance and made the long drive back. Arrived at 6am on the 12-6-19. The intake person was a compleat spaz. 97% of my intake was left undone. They showed me my bed and that was all. shift change was at 7am and it was to much work to be done in a hour. I seen the phyc doc at 7am. He talked to me for about 3 min then increased the meds i was already on. Art class was at 11am. at noon another person started my intake papers. It was a forien lady with heavy accent, she didnt say much asked a few short questions and said i was done. Social work group was after lunch, a lady reading of a paper and trying to get a disscusion going. There was no more groups. The medical doctor arrived at 9pm. Seen me for about 3min and just went with the meds i came in with.most were very expensive so he just had them use the meds i came in with. And would be started in the morining. I had refused all food Day 2 Vitals were done around 6:30am Seen phyc dr 3min or less at 7am. Diffrent one from the day before. Social work group after lunch same lady reading a paper trying to get a chat going. The was nothing the rest of the day. They refused my insalin so Again i refused all food. Day 3 Was the same a day 2. And again refused all food and they declined my insulain. The paper my husband got from main hospital said it was visit day. I was super excited. He called could not get anyone on the phone. He drove the 2 hours with the paper. They refused to let him see me as they had changed the sechudel and the was no staff to get me. Day 4 Vitals around 6:30am Phyc dr 3min or less. Art at 11am. Same social work group. No more groups for the day. Again insulan was refused and i refused all food. Husbaned called again still could not get anyone on the phone. Day 5 Seen phyc dr 3min or less 7am Vitals done around 8:30. Ate breakfast they refused insulan. Art at 11am Ate Lunch they refused insulan. Social work group was the same. No more groups Husband called still could not speak to anyone. Ate dinner finally got insulain. Day 6 Vitals done around 6:45am Seen phyc doc 7am 3 min or less asked to go home. Was told no could go home tommorow at 10am. Asked why i couldnt go today. No response. Ate breafast got insualin. Was complaining to staff about not going home as a social work lady waked by. Asked my name imformed me i could leave at 10am. Asked my address, phone number and if i had after care. I called my husband to pick me up. He arrived 2 hours later. Staff was still working on my INTAKE paper work as well as discharge.Forin lady had me sign a few papers didnt say anything other then sign this. No one called my husband, no one went over discharge or meds. Nothing. Handed me a red folder full of half done papers and gave me my stuff back walked me down to the lobby and away i went. Worst place i have ever been. I went on a 5 day hunger strike. Only see docs for less the 12min over the course of 6days.no one contacted my husband or could pickup a phone. Did not finish intake or duscharge paperwork. Very disorganized. Only 2 groups On week days, nothing on weekend. more

They Fixed Me - A Great experience 2/22/2015

I suffered from Schizophrenia and visual and auditory hallucinations and had a phsycotic break in 2009. My brother didn't know what to do with me and took me to the police station. The police sent me to Harbor Oaks Hospital for treatment. I was an inpatient for about 2 weeks. They got me stabilized and back to normal. It was a positive experience. I talked to the psychiatrist once a day and they had a bunch of group theropy sessions throughout the day. They don't force you to go the the group sessions but they recommend that you do. I went to as many as I could. You sit in a group with other patients and talk to a psychologist. It was very helpful. The food was great. They served you in a cafeteria setting 3 meals and all the pop you can drink. I had them give me a wakeup call in the morning so I wouldn't miss breakfast and they did every morning. They had an art class to go to too. There was a lounge with couches that you could sit in and talk with other patients. They had a TV room too. I was pretty busy and only went down to TV room to watch the news. They keep you pretty busy. They had 3 phones that you could call out on or your loved ones could call in and someone would come get you to answer the phone. The doctors got me stabilized and back to normal within a week. They also had gym class once a day and recommended that you participate. They would never force you to do anything but it was good to go socialize with the other patients. We played volley ball and other games in the gym. There was 2 people to a room but my first week I was by myself in my room They also give you chance in the evening to buy snacks from the snack machine if your hungry and get a pop. I had a very positive experience at Harbor Oaks Hospital and would recommend it highly if your having problems. more

Don't go! 6/5/2013

If you are not taking drugs you soon will be,they over medicate patiets so they dont need to take care of them osha should be contacted and have this place shut down filthy dont want to take thier drugs they will make you,strap you down or what ever, my daughter was going to take pictures of the bruses up and down my arms but they took her camera, I aso had shoulder surgrey before being admitted and may need a total shoulder replacement now,this place is a nitemare please look elsewhere if you or loved one needs help,if you see any good reviews most likely it was writen by harbor oaks!!!! more

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A wonderful therapeutic center for young people! 4/9/2006

Harbor Oaks offers inpatient and outpatient therapy. They are well staffed and have tremendous services to help the young overcome depression, anxiety and/or substance abuse. I've seen a lot of young people benefit by their services and grow. I'm glad its here in our community. They hold true to the strict confidentiality agreements which lessens a lot of stress when a loved one needs help. Right on the north side of 23 Mile right around Jefferson. You can't miss the big brown brick building and they have a large sign. There is a lot of parking available. more
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  • Harbor Oaks Hospital is a 60-plus-bed psychiatric hospital located in New Baltimore, Mich. It serves adults, adolescents and children with acute psychiatric problems. The hospital is licensed by the Michigan Department of Mental Health and accredited by The Joint Commission. It provides health care services in the areas of emotional disorders, self-destructive impulses, substance abuse and other mental health problems. Harbor Oaks Hospital employs several psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses, educational specialists and activity therapists. It provides inpatient care, individual psychotherapy, family therapy, grief and loss counseling, anger management, conflict resolution and after care programs.

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  • Hours: Daily 24 Hours
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