Glenwood Behavioral Health & Addiction Treatment

*EDIT 7/29/25–forgot I gave 2 stars to make a point. Just back to remedy that.*** I would give zero stars, but there is a required minimum of one and then I decided to throw the Glenwood staff a bonus star because their round-the clock work to keep this review section “tidy” has GOT to be exhausting. I can’t even be mad at my deleted negative reviews. And my spouse’s. Im not even mad; I’m genuinely impressed. It’s all probably going to end up in someone’s Discovery someday, anyway. Keep up the hard work, guys! Bravo Zulu! Sincerely, “Sleepless Because of What Happened to Me in Cincinnati”

The absolute worst behavior health facility you can go to. If you are a Medicaid/Medicare recipient, this nightmarish experience is going to run your insurance roughly $5,000 a day. So let's talk about what you can expect to experience at Glenwood Behavioral Health: -Do they offer neurological help here? No. If your issue is caused by underlying symptoms such as head trauma, a stroke, asphyxiation, or anything not SOLELY categorized as a behavioral health issue, do not expect treatment here outside of pills to sedate you. -Do they offer smoking for in-patients? Yes, but it is not worth it compared to the extra stress you get here. And smoking is not as simple as you think it will be. -The staff are MUCH louder than any patients kept here. They can be heard cackling and talking all hours of the night. -There are ZERO security cameras here to watch staff or patients. That means there is zero accountability for staff as they lazily sit around on their phones or even FaceTime throughout all the day and night. -You get 5 minutes to speak to "your" doctor, and if you're lucky a caseworker, which is usually conducted before 8am and afterwards you are just shuffled around by nurses. If you have any questions about your care you'll be expected to wait til you see your doctor or caseworker, which usually means waiting until the next day, if you're lucky. -Eating here is like jail. There is no selection of meals. Here is the process:You line up to sit in a room where you will be expected to wait an additional 15-20 minutes while patients pace and cough around you, after which you get whatever slop was rushed together and hopefully it's not too burned that you have 10-15 minutes to try and digest. -Going to groups is an exhausting idea after spending 3 hours a day redundantly waiting for meals. Don't ask a nurse to bring you a meal, the passive aggressive nonsense and the state of the meal itself become not worth it. -Prepare to hear nurses huff and puff if you ask for anything that they aren't currently offering along with constant discussions of patients "just trying to get away with too much" by needing access to anything besides a pillow, blanket, crayons, and that's all you can expect. -Don't expect to rest, eat, smoke or do anything as an individual here. This is basically an out-patient program for people who are supposed to be in jail, but aren't. Don't expect to NOT be treated like a criminal. Do NOT expect things to be done in a procedure that's NOT done in jail. **Conclusion*** It's not worth it, not in the slightest. Not worth all the stress and regret. If you have read this review this far, trust yourself enough to call ANYWHERE else. This is your sign. Get help for yourself or the one you love, but for the love of Christ, do not come here. Kick the dirt off your feet when you do leave, if you are unfortunate enough to have to stay, and don't come back.

Harold, thank you for helping my daughter when she just got admitted answering this nervous mother’s questions. You have no idea how much your kindness tonight helped me feel confident in the care she will get. Please praise this nurse