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Two Rivers Psychiatric Hospital is a Hospital in Kansas City, MO. This facility has 105 total beds.
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T H. on Citysearch
6 years ago
12/22/2014, 06:12 AM
After reading the online reviews of this place I was terrified about sending my loved one there. I have to say that while we did have a scary moment or two almost none of what had been written in the reviews applied to us. My loved one was in the partial hosp program and after the initial wariness wore off she was actually able to get help for the first time in years. The relief of having a diagnosis that wasn't "depression and anxiety" was enormous, having the correct diagnosis helped us get the right treatment plan in place and has made the world of difference to all of us. The staff, which my loved one initially described as uncaring and rude, turned out to be the exact opposite. Making every effort to help and accommodate her. Were there scary moments? Absolutely. Do you have to be open for treatment? ABSOLUTELY. Was it worth it? ABSOLUTELY. I would recommend this facility especially if you are at the point that nothing else is working.
TB M. on Citysearch
7 years ago
02/10/2014, 06:59 AM
This facility is nothing but a private hospital more interested in taking your money than actually helping you out. Search past articles concerning issues with Medicare and Medicaid, and nearly received sanctions for suicide patients killing themselves on site. The staff was not very sympathetic to new patients or their families, in fact were threatening and rude. Communication with family members is also not very professional and hard to come by. New patients had no idea where to go, what to do, and individual sessions were minimal. Also be sure that your insurance provider will cover it, INCLUDING any doctors that will visit. Take the time to plan ahead, read reviews on other sites, and if you really love the person you are about to place in their care I wish you luck. You will need it.
Jennifer C. on Insider Pages
8 years ago
04/04/2013, 05:47 AM
HELL ON EARTH
Never, ever, ever, ever go to this hospital. I have yet to hear a single good thing about it. Most of the problems I have heard are out of the adolescent unit. I was deluded and thought that surely the psychiatrists who see adults are more rational. The problem is that it is not solely the psychologists who must be rational.
When our insurance changed, my husband, who had for many years been taking medicine for panic attacks and anxiety, was in need of a new psychologists to prescribe this. After a particularly bad week of panic attacks, we went to our primary care physicians office to request a referral. They said that the fastest way to get him his anti-anxiety medication that day was to go to an outpatient psychologist at one of the local mental health hospitals. We randomly chose Two Rivers because it was closest to me. Mistake #1: Get a referral based on something other than proximity.
We asked to be assessed for an out-patient psychologist. In spite of repeatedly stating that we were only interested in out-patient treatment, we were there for over an hour before they admitted that they dont do out-patient treatment. By that time we were behind a locked door. During that hour, they had lied to us repeatedly on numerous points. Mistake #2: Dont let them take you behind a locked door to talk to you and dont trust anything they say to get you there. Once you are behind a locked door, YOU CANNOT LEAVE. It doesnt matter how old, how sane, how calm you are you are giving up the right to leave on your own terms if you walk behind their locked door.
My husband made a flippant remark about how his anxiety about going to work was making him want to drive off a bridge on the way there. Mistake #3: Their staff is unable to discern hyperbole from actual threat. They decided to involuntarily commit him. They could not be convinced that he was not a threat to anyone, including himself, even though he was perfectly rational.
The bottom line is that my husband found himself locked up when we declined in-patient help and said wed go home and make an appointment with a local psychologist. Were they really concerned about him? Or about money walking out the door?
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Jennifer C. on Insider Pages
8 years ago
04/04/2013, 04:23 AM
HELL ON EARTH
Never, ever, ever, ever go to this hospital. I have yet to hear a single good thing about it. Most of the problems I have heard are out of the adolescent unit. I was deluded and thought that surely the psychiatrists who see adults are more rational. The problem is that it is not solely the psychologists who must be rational.
Jenn C. on Citysearch
8 years ago
04/04/2013, 02:55 AM
Never, ever, ever go to this hell on earth. In spite of repeatedly stating that we had only been referred here for OUT-PATIENT, we were there for over an hour before they admitted that they don’t do out-patient treatment. By that time we were behind a locked door. During that hour, they had lied to us repeatedly on numerous points. Don’t let them take you behind a locked door to talk to you and don’t trust anything they say to get you there. Once you are behind a locked door, YOU CANNOT LEAVE. It doesn’t matter how old, how sane, how calm you are – you are giving up the right to leave on your own terms if you walk behind their locked door. The bottom line is that my husband found himself locked up when we declined in-patient help and said we’d go home and make an appointment with a local psychiatrist. Were they really concerned about him? Or about money walking out the door? It's like the 1930s here. I'm afraid when I go back for my husband he's going to have had a lobotomy performed.
Bertha Ann on Citysearch
10 years ago
03/31/2011, 02:32 AM
Watch Out! – If Two River's mobile assessment unit is called in for evaluation, you will be given no options or choices. If you push back, the mobile assessment rep will file legal papers to take your rights away…they will lock you up in their facility for 96 hours and not let you leave.
Their treatment/care is very concerning…
Irene R. on Insider Pages
16 years ago
08/26/2005, 02:25 AM
Very Helpful to our family
This hospital has helped many families in the Kansas City area for many years. They have many doctors affiliated with this hospital. This hospital has a special place in my heart because it helped our family and I know it can help yours.
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