Pediatric Medical Psychiatric Program at Hasbro Children's

Gooner (-Ace -) 

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5 months ago

Past patient here, I was admitted in November of 2025 and that was probably the worst experience of my life. I was hospitalized for SI and once I was admitted after probably an hour and a half of waiting I wasn’t given anything to eat besides a bag of chips for the entire six hours there. Staff members tried multiple times to give me food that I had repeatedly stated I was allergic to. Not to mention the rooms, I understand that with limited space and requirements to keep patients safe there aren’t many options but what I wa... read more

Gooner (-Conn-) 

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5 months ago

Past patient here, I was admitted in November of 2025 and that was probably the worst experience of my life. I was hospitalized for SI and once I was admitted after probably an hour and a half of waiting I wasn’t given anything to eat besides a bag of chips for the entire six hours there. Staff members tried multiple times to give me food that I had repeatedly stated I was allergic to. Not to mention the rooms, I understand that with limited space and requirements to keep patients safe there aren’t many options but what I wa... read more

Trevor Noceda 

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8 months ago

I was sent there to help with my anger problems, right? Mind you, I was 8-10 at the time. If I were to break something, my psychiatrist told my family just take my tablet away instead of actually helping me through my anger. I’ve even seen kids with eating disorders there, they had to eat to earn their phone! Shout out to Dr. Willis for everything he put me through! 

Hgbjhgv Khjhjhh 

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a year ago

I attended this hospital multiple times throughout 2018-2020 for the eating disorder/psych program. I would write this 0 stars if I could, eating disorder patients were forced to it spoiled food, the grapes were always rotten and lettuce was always brown. Most of the time they wouldn’t have anything to replace it with so it was either eat the rotten food or have to drink ensure which they encourage parents to punish when ensure is needed. In the inpatient program, I was yelled at by one of the mileu therapists for struggling... read more

Cheryl Andrews 

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3 years ago

My child was there 8 years ago for an eating disorder. Eight years later, as an adult, she is still traumatized by the experience. I hope things have changed since! She was there for 3 months and never saw outside the walls of the unit - not one breath of fresh air. Their policy was to make eating disorder patients gain more than their goal weight to compensate for eventual weight loss. If you know anything about eating disorders, you know this will backfire (which it did). The clinicians were very patronizing and accusatory... read more