Drug Rehab Centers in Morehead City, North Carolina

I was a proud staff at Brynn marr many moons again and I m thankful for Brynn marr being the very foundation to my journey in the mental health/IDD/ SASU field. Brynn marr staff are treated fairly , trained at length to complete the job duties , and furthermore provided with dignity and respect. Thankful for Brynn marr & everything I ve learned. The patients I provided for will always have a special place in my heart!!!!!

Really great staff! Very helpful and easy to talk to and super encouraging especially Justin,Jas,Kendra,Briana,Arisa,Lanae, and Ms.Ty I really appreciate yall! Sorry if I misspelled some names.

hello i was a rehab patient there my name is johnny angus reese march 9th 1986 i wish yall a merry christmas from my heart to yalls to god. christs yall gave me good care i recieved good care at yall very succeful rehab treatment program the people whom admitted me thuogh seem to have hands that play god foolishily they are semie good poeple but yalls thank you come from a good heart thank you all at bryan mar this is a sorts private message so please feel free to take it in to yalls private knowledge of knowing with in the bible belt of sun belt im more sober than ever in many ways and yalls breakfast is wonderful just like my frye hospitals at rehab there and also bruoghtons to yall are some very kind people that will not put up with the bulshit of haveing no thank yous for christmas so heres a nother thank you i love you as i sit here and cry on hands that are not gods its not yalls fualt at all but to experience good care is priceless as far as health i suffer from a dam fool whom rolled over in the grave on top of me to cause me to look a hell of a lot different thank you doctors

Better than any ward in Ga I've heard of. It has its pros and cons but I recommend if you are struggling. Melanie and Sarah were so sweet & Jamie in Er/Post op is the coolest. Be nice because it isn't their fault you're there, very relaxed system.

I will say I had a great experience there wait time was kinda long but after that many of my doctors was nice Mr Leonard and Mr Tony shout out to them were my favorite doctors they were really nice and were very understanding when had issues regarding anger and aggressive behavior thoughts and when I was hearing voices I would gladly go to that hospital anytime this hospital is one of the best hospital I ever went too I take crossroads over unc hospital Brynn Marr Wilmington hospital any day of the week

After a silly goose mishap, I ended up at Crossroads from Onslow Hospital. The fact that I was in a city that I didn't even know existed until that day, made me scared to heck. I was admitted involuntarily because I didn't want to go inpatient. After 4 attempts and 5 hospitalizations, I was at my breaking point when it came to hospitals so I wasn't quite happy being there at first. Usually when you first get there, they do the basic intake things (skin assessment, weight, height, etc). A little bit after that (depends on when you arrive on the unit), they started doing the, or what I assume was, the therapy assessment. Deep questions about past traumas and current struggles. They ask for any previous diagnoses and current medications you take. After that, you're basically "release" onto the full unit known as Crossroads. The rooms you stay in are mostly one bed (a few have two but I've never seen anyone get a roommate during my stay here) and have their own sink and toilet. I made a few good friends during my stay here and found the atmosphere to be much more comforting than my last few hospital stays. The staff is just as impressive as the atmosphere. The technicians are attentive and help as much as they can. The only one I can slightly remember is a nice technician named Madison. She helped me get ready for my first shower there (a huge experience for anyone taking their first shower at any hospital) and helped me do laundry. Her comforting presence during my stay here really improved my overall mental health. Also, her drawing of Martin Stewart is equivalent to the Mona Lisa. The nurses are just as attentive and helpful as the technicians. Now, I am someone who sometimes doesn't like taking their medication. I've tried around 10 medications for my illness and none seemed to have work. At this point, I was losing any hope of ever finding a medication that worked. I was compliant with taking my medication though. The nurses make sure you take your medication at (or around) the time you were prescribed to take them. They usually find you on the unit to give you your medication. Any and all question pertaining to medication or nicotine related products, you would ask your scheduled nurse. They are day nurses and night nurses and shift changes happen at 7pm. Your nurse may change throughout your stay, but they mostly try to keep the same nurse you've had for a few days in a row. The nurses that stood out to me during my stay here are Sarah, Rebecca, Amber, Robin, and Kimberly (these were mostly my nurses. I'm sure the other nurses are just as impeccable). Sarah was my nurse for a good portion of the beginning of my stay. She has a very comforting and a very mom like presence. I had no difficulty asking her for things. Rebecca was my nurse for a little bit. She has a very strong presence (Don't call her Becky) but is very kind. Amber is a real g. She was mainly my nurse during the later portion of my stay all the way up until I got discharged so I spent the most time with her. All I can remember is telling her my pupils looked huge as hell (probably I thought I was in psychosis or something smh). My next interaction with her, I thought she was the technician, Madison. Turns out, she is not the technician. She's the registered nurse. Ever since I mistaken her for the technician (who looks oddly similar to her), a deep hatred for me festered. No, I'm joking. Since then, we've established a very comforting and reassuring patient/nurse friendship. Robin & Kimberly were both my night nurses and they are both amazing human beings who have helped me so much. This place is good for the mental health.

Great facility. Clean.A bit slow for results but that is depending on patients/how busy it is.Sweet people working in general.

My husband recently had a heart cath at CarolinaEast Medical Center. From check in to discharge everything went great! During the procedure, everything was explained to him step by step. Dr Casciello and the entire staff kept the mood light and did a wonderful job. His pre and post op nurse, Heather, was very informative and attentive. Good experience

We had such a great experience at the ED. My son cut his hand on an oyster shell. We were on vacation as we do not live near this area. The staff at the front desk were so kind to my son and gave him a crocheted stingray to help him not be scared. The healthcare professionals,Jillian and James, Were so gentle and knowledgeable. They made my eight-year-old feel so comfortable at a time that he was very stressed out. I highly recommend this ED.