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Seay Behavioral Health Center
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citysearch c.
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This place is the worst excuse for a behavioral health center I have ever seen in my life. To start it wasn't by choice that my family member was sent here it was only because Green Oaks hospital did not take our insurance. Once here (even though Green Oaks had diagnosed the patient with a disorder, and not to mention court ordered to Green Oaks in the first place). So here is what happened after being admitted to the Seay Center. They said that the patient would have to leave because nothing was wrong with her (I guess being a drug addict, anorexic, suicidal, and a pathological liar doesn't count for being problematic). The patient is under the age of 18 and they allowed her to phone drug friends and sign herself out and be released to the friends. Not to mention even the ""security guards"" that worked at the Seay Center encouraged her to leave with the friends instead of her own family. In conclusion not only is the place a sorry excuse for a ""health center"" they actually encourage their patients to do the wrong thing.
Pros: Absolutely nothing
Cons: staff, they do not run the place like it should
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