SandyPines Hospital

Gail Force 

on Google

3 days ago

I was a resident at Sandy Pines on the Seagull Unit from February through August of this year, and my experience was far from positive. The environment was chaotic — residents often provoked each other, and staff rarely stepped in until fights broke out. Instead of calming situations, they yelled, threatened, or physically restrained us. I was restrained twice, which left me with sore joints and bruises. It was traumatic and felt unnecessary. Staff constantly threatened me and others with restraints or “ETOs” (shots) instead... read more

LOVE CERANT 

on Google

5 days ago

I was worried about the decision to bring my 17 years old to Sandy pines hospital after reading so many negative reviews but my son needed the help l decided l Will give it a try .That was the best decision l made to save my son ‘s Life . He was there for only 2 months and 5 days , he got discharged few days ago , Within 24 Hours after my son got home l noticed a huge positive difference on his behaviors, he’s more focus, follow instructions without any issues, able to carry a normal conversation with his siblings . As a hea... read more

Skylar Cross 

on Google

6 days ago

My daughter was here for 5 months, and although there were things I didn't like, it was not a fully bad experience for her. In the 5 months that she has been there, she has made significant improvements towards her mental health. She is thankful for the time she spent here, and truly feels like it helped her. It's hard to get a hold of the unit sometimes, and according to my daughter they watched horror movies like Split and Terrifer, which I think is not okay for a bunch of children going through mental health issues. Overa... read more

livvyyy 

on Google

a week ago

Got out Aug, this place doesn't help at all. Just a bunch of mentally ill kids rubbing off of each other and making each other worse. I'm talking about Codes everyday and fights. This place just makes you worse as a person as well. Like what do you mean I had to stay on the unit for two weeks when I first got there for doing nothing..?? This place only teaches you to surpass your emotions. Just because we want to go home and not be there. Some staff there really don't care about the kids, just the money. But shout out to sea... read more

Gail Force 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I was a resident at Sandy Pines on the Seagull Unit from February through August of this year, and my experience was far from positive. The environment was chaotic — residents often provoked each other, and staff rarely stepped in until fights broke out. Instead of calming situations, staff would yell, threaten, or physically restrain us. During my stay, I was restrained twice, which left me with sore joints and bruises. It was traumatic and felt unnecessary. Staff frequently threatened me and others with restraints or “ETOs... read more