Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In New Bern, NC

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.

I was admitted on 9/20. I had never been admitted to a hospital so it was a very scary experience for me. The staff on the 4th floor were so amazing and welcoming i cant even put it into words. I will forever remember the staff and be forever greatful for the amazing care that was provided to me. From the bottom of my heart thank you to everyone you all are amazing❤️🫂

The CarolinaEast Medical has very caring professional staff that tended me in all my needs. All of the nurses and tech were super attentive and nice.

Came in and they took us back before we sat in the waiting room. The PA Ashley was absolutely amazing. She showed true compassion and empathy. She sat and listened to our issues and listened to our concerns. And the nurse Amanda was amazing as well. She did great with the IV and she explained everything completely to the T. Very happy with this experience.

Was sent here to get ID by a local base. Was told I could get a replacement that day. Nope doesn't work that way but I needed an update anyway so completed the process. The staff were all professionals. All the other encounters I witnessed were good .looks to be a very busy clinic. Update. ... .. was told ID cards sent and mailed out from another city in North Carolina. Got home few days later my new updated ID card shows up. Mailed from the clinic in MOREHEAD CITY. That's pretty fishy

Great staff

Brand new facility with pretty advanced equipment! Everyone was very respectful and caring, they're a very positive representation of their organization.

This place help me a lot. Amy and Nikki are the best they are very caring people.

They are great they have helped me change my life

I love Amy Howard. I first started seeing her when I was discharged from a psychiatric hospital due to being suicidal. From day one Amy was so patient with me. She always tells me that if I need to see her she will fit me into her schedule. She is aware of my medical conditions, and considers that when she prescribes my medicine. She is very serious about what she prescribes. I thank God for her.

Everyone was very caring and helpful

I was a patient here for 9 days the whole time I was there the staff where amazing people to me and everyone in there i was on 2 west and they are so amazing I almost didn't want to leave i am so so so grateful for all the help I got i true heartedly appreciate them all for helping me get the help I needed ( some of the staff that really helped MS.KOBE, MS.TRINA, JESS, BRI, BRANDON, AND MIKE AND there are so many more but these people are literally amazing thank you so much Brynn marr hospital There is one more thing id like to address the staff there are being charged 3 dollars for a lunch and they are not allowed to eat with us and that is not fair at all so I ask brynn marr please change this and let them eat free and with us i think this is showing the staff real appreciation again thank you everyone who helped me.

I understand there is a lot of negative reviews but allow me to give a different perspective. Mental health Hospitals for children or adults require patience experience understanding in how to deal & manage the unmanageable at times mentally ill. This is & can be an extremely difficult almost impossible task whether you are a parent or a partner or family of those who are mentally ill. There is no exact science in how to handle each patient. My experience w Brynn Marr was positive. I kept communication w the staff involved in my teenagers care. My teenager attempted suicide by starvation he was not well & medically was borderline headed in a very bad way. My teenager a very complex mental illness & experienced side effects in the past w mental medications making the situation even harder to manage. His 14 day experience helped give him a new perspective on life, helped him get a good medication, helped him get some tough love by being away from his comforts allowing him to be constantly monitored in ways I was not able to, allowed him to be safe, got him educated w nutritionist, dietician, psychiatrist, therapist, group therapies, around others like himself. It gave him what he needed to put him on a better path, he was involved in developing a safety plan coming home. I encourage parents or family members if your child or loved one is mentally ill trying to harm themselves & needs help getting meds, getting treatment plans etc don't be afraid to let them go thru the process. It won't be easy but you might save their lives in ways you can not. Sure they may experience positive & negative things but just like you into a hospital sometimes it's necessary for more positive path forward. Meghan, Erica, Justin, Samuel, Malechai, Rachel, etc I can't think of all of them involved but I thank them because they cared & they helped doing the best they could. Maddie & most of the staff were willing to listen & communicated very well with me.