St. Josephs Hospital, Yonkers

T R 

on Google

a week ago

The intake staff lie to you and try to get you to sign a lot of unnecessary things to absolve them of responsibility of just about everything. The doctors talk to you for 1 minute per weekday maximum. They constantly break HIPPA by discussing all of your medical history in the middle of the hallway in front anybody and everybody. You do not get involved with your treatment decisions. They will prescribe you medicine without talking to you, expect you to take it, and gaslight you when you ask why they did that. The facility i... read more

Renee 

on Google

a week ago

I think the clinical staff does the best they can, but the environment is not the best for healing.The psychiatrist should just leave and let the social workers and therapist handle the patients. It appears to me the psychiatrists need therapy. Patients do not feel safe there 

Ann Marie Loucks 

on Google

a week ago

If I could give 0 stars I would. A nurse at the 2NE unit named April decided my child who is a diabetic did not need a finger-stick that was on medical order and caused my child to have a hypoglycemic event. Thank god I went in to visit when I did because she was pale, shakey, clammy, and lightheaded. When I brought this to the attention of the supervisor he confirmed that she never did the finger-stick. My child told me her glucose level was 98, and that was within 1/2 hour of me leaving. So her glucose level around the tim... read more

Anya Fox 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I went here almost a year ago. Before going in I was diagnosed by my psychiatrists at the time and they prescribed me with a stimulant. I was still in the “testing phase” of it and when I was admitted, they didn’t allow me to continue the medication messing it up for me and put me on 6 different medications for bipolar and told me I didn’t have ADHD. During my time there, some of the staff didn’t treat the patients right. There was this older lady who was yelling at a patient at 6 in the morning. I stuck my head out to see w... read more

Jonathan Khalili 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I spent a month at their PHP program. I can’t express enough how grateful I am for literally all of the staff at the hospital. The intake team worked so fast and made me already feel like I was in good hands. The therapists were incredible, that is saying more than you could know coming from me. Each one had their own style and strengths and collectively produced a therapy experience that no individual therapist could possible provide; they had an entourage effect of sorts. We only knew the “interns” were interns because the... read more