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Laurelwood Northeast Georgia Medical Center
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When I went there to be treated for depression, I wasn't heard properly but instead over drugged. They are not as experienced with teens as I had hoped for, and they are too busy doing other things rather than caring for the kids. Nurses only labeled as a whole instead of listening to the patient's individual needs. And they're not very structured with proper nurses or supervision. And most importantly, a lot of sexual ""incidents"" are pending against this place and with good reason to. So if you're thinking about going to this place for treatment, best look somewhere else.
Pros: Gives you medicine and snacks frequently
Cons: Unprofessional, unsupervised, and inexperienced
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