SMA Crisis - Daytona

Stephanie Ruscigno 

on Google

2 months ago

I took my son here for opioid detox and he told me this facility was full of street drugs people brought in and my son was doing street drugs the whole time in there. He was supposed to be taking Suboxone there and they don't watch them take their meds. How do these people not know there are a bunch of people nodding out?? Suboxone does not make you nodd out. Do not bring your loved one here for help. This is awful. 

Tawanda Purdie 

on Google

3 months ago

If you have a loved one struggling with mental illness, especially during a crisis, think carefully before trusting them to SMA. My 25-year-old daughter was Baker Acted while in a manic state, and despite me having legal guardianship, communication and care were handled in a way that left me deeply concerned. I personally provided my guardianship paperwork and expected communication regarding my daughter’s care and treatment, but there was very little communication or coordination during an extremely serious mental health cr... read more

Britney Phan 

on Google

4 months ago

Misdiagnosed then treated with meds I told them I was allergic to. 

Kelli 

on Google

9 months ago

No stars. Just the worst experiences at the Daytona location. The techs are on their cell phones in the hygiene closet and everywhere else. It is hard to get a tech to lock the bathroom door for you. A man Jody made fun of a woman with a brain injury, walking around stating I forget, and said her name. He made fun of her and told her he could because their was no audio there. That was not true, there is audio there. The techs are on their cell phones everywhere; when you come in, in the dining room, in the main rooms. They d... read more