The BridgeWay

If I could give a zero star, I would. Not clean, safe, or therapeutic. No women's unit although the advertise it. All adults were houses in one unit, from combative patients in psychosis to people who were depressed and needed a little help. Horrible

No disabled accommodations allowed to smoke or fresh air break 10 minutes 5 times a day. Saw therapist once. My phone was asked when I got it backsome of my belongings thrown away maintenance man said head nurse on unit 5 told him to she knew my belongings was packed waiting on transport.lost my walker had call ride to come back 2 hours later. Finally a cna found it groups are reading off a print out only allowed water in faucets to drink all day constant fighting of staff yelling rude at patience spoke with advocate did no good they are short bad on staff Sotheby's ones left know it n treat us like cattle Been here 6 ties. Use to be beautiful garden we are locked in small cage in back never see outside elevator caught on fire I'm going back in again to conway Much better treatment Feel sorry for good staff working butter off head nurse sips sodas ad takes her tie. Definitely need new people Clean great job maintenance floor guy!@

This place stinks. Very unprofessional

I haven\'t even been treated for an EMERGENCY yet. I\'ve been here for 4 hours waiting just to be seen. I am stuck and cannot leave. I have been scooted around I almost feel like I want to call the cops to come get me!

The Nursing Staff and the Support Staff were very good. They seemed more knowledgeable than the Counselors in the needs of addicts. Very compassionate, caring, and educated. Most were in Recovery. Counselors and Doctors were completely lost as far as I was concerned. They were not addicts and made it known that they didn't understand how anyone could ruin.their lives with drugs and alcohol. This facility was a joke. I have been to a few programs in my life but this one, that was not state funded, was by far the worst place I have ever been to. I still have PTSD from that experience. It was all about insurance, as long as it paid you could stay. I thought they were going to keep me until I was ready for a nursing home! !