Assessment Mobile Crisis

Kayla Sweet 

on Google

3 months ago

Absolutely terrible experience when calling for a loved one who was in crisis. I am a mental health professional and understand how this should work. I also understand what a mental health crisis looks like. The woman who answered the phone was extremely rude, wouldn’t let me finish a sentence, and clearly doesn’t understand how to handle a mental health crisis. I wouldn’t waste your time in a situation like this calling them. 

Melissa Stankavich 

on Google

11 months ago

Our family is in crisis and I called yesterday for help. I explained what was going on and the woman was extremely rude to me. She had to call me back twice because she forgot to ask me necessary information. She treated me like I was an idiot when I asked her a basic question. I was told I would receive a call back from someone with the mobile unit and I never did. Absolutely HORRIBLE way to treat parents when they are afraid for their child and looking for help. 😡 

Glo Donaldson 

on Google

a year ago

The night before I didn't get much sleep. I was sent here for having a panic attack. The school staff never told me where we were going.The bathroom was similar to those in mental hospitals. I was scared. I got nervous and started singing in the assessment room while no one was there. So they put me in handcuffs with a waistchain and ankle cuffs then put me in a police car with bars. 

sue ellen moulton 

on Google

a year ago

Call 911 if your love one is having a mental crisis and you live in Dorchester County.. My daughter pushed the screen out of my 2nd level apt to jump. I called them. They came and she calmed down. They left. She was even more determined to harm herself. She banged her head on a vacuum cleaner, ran out the door again to run out on Dorchester road. I called them again. They came. She expressed she wanted to go to MUSC. They said she didn't meet the criteria. I was going to take her, but she changed her mind. Writing a review f... read more