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I was a patient on the youth side montery unit, i think about the staff there every day how I wish I could have them with me at all times when I need them Rachel Megan and crystal and few others were very good staff members and there were bad ones aswell the main thing is hospital food was butt, but what can you expect and there were some loose screws I took care of, and was nearly attacked twise but never was hurt just alot of code greens over all it's not as bad as Santa Rosa and one of the better ones I sure miss my non dairy cookies and if staff see this pls boot dr Singh ftlog.

My daughter (13 yo) was here for 7 days. Read throughly so you get suggestions on how to handle the hospitalization. The staff (when they could be reached, which I will talk about later) are skilled and caring. The woman the the front desk (Maila) was wonderful, but very busy. While I sat waiting for discharge, she had several tasks paired with whatever came up. There was a former patient trying to reach another patient and giving her the run around because they did not have the code (they must have a code to contact the wards). She was very kind at every step, but Imagine such scenarios happening several times per shift. My daughter says the hospital itself is good, the food is good, the staff are good; however, the patients make it terrible. There were fights, and several youth getting "booty juiced" which thank goodness only means being tranquilized. Most youth "crashed out" when learning their 72 hr would be extended. If the hold is extended its likely needed, I can attest that my daughter needed the 7 days she was there. They are not(at least I do not think) in the business of arbitrarily keeping youth beyond the necessary time. I am thankful to know the stress is not because of staff antagonism, neglect, or some such reason. This is a hospital, and a mental one at that; it is short staffed and busy. It is a difficult environment and patient care is going to take precedent over answering the phone on the ward. They may be having to "booty juice" a patient; it might be your family member. what I suggest: 1. This is a more "don't call us, we'll call you" deal. Trust me, they will call if necessary. They will call at 11:45 pm, right when you finally are able to get some sleep to tell you if something happened. Don't ask me how I know. No news is good news. 2.Writing down all of the questions that come up will help tremendously. I did not have any problem getting the attention necessary once I was called by the doctor, or case workers; they all gave me ample time and answered questions thoroughly. 3. Setting visitation schedule once you get the staff on line, be they in person or zoom visits; and make sure they are logged (especially zoom, you don't want to try scheduling day of with these) 4. get the email address for any follow up. 5. Please, accept the nature of the facility; it's fast paced, things change on a dime. Patients crash out and take up staffing resources. (in 7 days there were 13 crash outs on one unit and 6 on another; some were pretty serious physical altercations (not arbitrary, this one kid started lots of crap)). Your calls may go unanswered, the staff could forget to tell your family you called. The paperwork involved with the tranquilizing, fights while also running groups, caring for patients, with short staff makes them have to prioritize. 6. relax, trust me, I was a troubled youth in my past, and have been in institutions. I can tell you this place is the real deal. The people are skilled and they care, my daughter attests to this and I saw it first hand. I do not see how a horrible staff could last here, the environment would not allow such a person. 7. During the school year the hospitals get really chaotic, however summer hospitalizations are less stressful. Kids are having problems during school time and not summer. School year= more kids and more incidents. I hope this helps. My daughter benefitted from the hospital.

went here last year for 2 weeks. not the worst, tbh. had good orange juice