Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital

Anonymous 

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3 months ago

I was there for 2 months and one of the new staff was forced to quit because he was being a creep towards the teens and I was one of them. Not the best place to be at, they put the people who have mental health problems with the girls who get physical. Like fighting, I had to press charges against three girls there because they jumped me and my friend, and split my lip open. The staff there are ok but they can be total jerks for no reason. 

Anonymous 

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4 months ago

Can't speak for inpatient because I've never been inpatient here, but the PHP and dual diagnosis program was well enough. Shout out to Jess and Shandy for being good therapists. 

Anonymous 

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5 months ago

I was locked in here for 4/1 months they didn't help me at all They treated me like trash and it was nasty in there it smelled and just wasnt a good place a staff there mark was the worst he didnt care abt how we were just abt the money only good people were john john and danny and they had good food thats it 

Keona Simpson 

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5 months ago

I was locked in here for 4/1 months they didn't help me at all They treated me like trash and it was nasty in there it smelled and just wasnt a good place a staff there mark was the worst he didnt care abt how we were just abt the money only good people were john john and danny and they had good food thats it 

Conner Colbert 

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6 months ago

RBH saved my life on numerous occasions. They are human, with flaws all unique to their ages, conditions, and prior experience. The inpatient hospitalization teaches acclimating to a group of people that all had episodes unique to the timeline of others in the unit assigned. Outpatient program teaches committing to goals and further recovery, while allowing space to work on personal matters. They offer references to all walks of life, and the business office is quite willing to help those who wish to help themselves. The big... read more