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Nice place

They are nice and have alot of food

Let's do the math Shelter or the streets.. Hungry or grocery cart full of food.. Help with your resume or beg on the corner.. Low prices at the thrift shop to help family's in need or dumpster diving? I'm not here to prove anything but to thank the good shepherd for being the only people who listened when I wanted to change my life instead of providing them with chapters of my life nobody needs to hear. For those who read this and want to know how simple it is to get accepted with understanding these concepts. 1]gratitude 2]sobriety 3]work ethic (@ the bare minimum if that) 4] last but not least refrain from drama and bad energy, if you don't agree with the way they run things then find help else where. This place is a blessing. Not a silver platter or anything fancy, but for those needing actual help. This will be the most propelled step of your future.

I work at another program in Houston and have partnered with Woodland Springs many times over the years. They have a very nice facility, great staff and solid clinical program.

My daughter has been suffering for years not being properly diagnosed to the point she started self harm. Her pediatrician was out of options that he could help her with and suggested a facility called cypress creek. It was like taking my daughter to jail once we got inside the place. There were so many locked doors and it except for the bars it was like a prison the patients and the staff included. My daughter called me the next morning scared out of her mind. I went and got her and took her to Woodland Springs after hearing how much they helped a friend. When we first got there the place looked very nice and when you went inside it was warm and inviting. The staff was all super nice and helpful. I watched them take care of other patients that were coming in from hospitals and deal with visitors bringing stuff for other patients. My daughter was told she did not need to be inpatient and would be part of their php program. Our first day was a lot of paperwork but everyone was doing their job. She has been going for almost 2 weeks now and the staff have been amazing. They have been going above and beyond trying to get my daughter what she needs with the insurance company fighting everything. They don't want to give her the medication that was prescribed they want her to be a lab rat. No she has been on over 20 different medications already just give her what she needs. They are making everything way harder than it needs to be, but the staff has been doing everything they can to fight for my daughter and get her the medicine she needs and the care she needs now that she has finally been properly diagnosed. We live 2 hours away as there are no facilities like this in our area and they even made sure we got information on a reimbursement program to see if we could get that to help with expenses. I wouldn't take a family member or friend anywhere else but here with the kind of care they have given to my daughter and the kindness and respect they have shown to the both of us.

So I figured I would write a review because I know there are so many parents out there who need guidance when it comes to having to find a place to put their children in a time of need. We have a teenage daughter that in the past has been traumatized when having to be placed in inpatient. This time was different. We came on a very busy night so it did take us about 9 hours to get done, but honestly it’s pretty typical. The staff was very nice. My daughter especially loved Ms. Lydia who she thought was the nicest lady. They had pet and music therapy. It was different than our other place where we could see her everyday and then here it’s twice a week. Which in all honestly probably was for the best. They have multiple times a day to be able to call and you can call anytime to talk to them. The phones sometimes would not work properly so that was not ideal, but still they would figure out a way to let them call. There was one PA that was being unpleasant with the girls, but as soon as they told the nurse she was immediately removed and did not come back. Also, they keep the boys and girls separated which was amazing. It was very hard for us to find a place to where we felt she would be safe and know she would not be traumatized as she has in the past. This place did that for us. She was even having a good time. They had karaoke, movie night, group therapy sessions, snacks anytime. The rooms and bathrooms were also very accommodating. The cafeteria was big as well. The facility was a nice place with plenty of lights where it wasn’t gloomy. I can’t speak for everyone, but in our experience we are so thankful we took her here. It was a night and day difference to what we were used to. We don’t regret in anyway taking her here. Hopefully we won’t have to ever again, but if we did we would come back here without a doubt. They did what their job was and that was to keep her safe and comfortable until. So I thank everyone so much and especially Ms. Lydia. We also had a encounter with Ms. Chantel for one day and she was so sweet as well. I hope this helps someone.

I Love this clinic. Wait time never exceed 15 mins. My Dr. Is the best. No complaints at all

I love the location, staff and service - they are so courteous and actually care about us vets!!

I know not everyone’s experience is the same. But I am grateful for mine. As a disabled US Army Veteran, I can honestly say that the staff at the Tomball VA CBOC have treated me with the highest level of care and compassion. Every single person I have encountered, whether it’s the front desk, the nurses, doctors, therapists, orthopedics team, optometrists, phlebotomists, or the suicide prevention team, has served me incredibly. Yes, I share that last team openly, because it saved my life. The Suicide Prevention team at Tomball is available Monday through Friday, 8am–5pm. You can walk into the Tomball VA CBOC and they will listen, not just to reply, but to truly understand. They provide care, aftercare, follow-up, and most importantly, they treat you like a human being, with dignity, respect, and compassion. I cannot thank them enough for what they have done for me. Between them and the CAMS Team in Houston, they saved my life. And if you’re a veteran or loved one reading this and you find yourself in a mental health crisis, please don’t wait—Dial 988 and Press 1. That’s the Veteran Crisis Hotline, and someone will be there to answer right away. The Tomball VA CBOC has been a blessing in my journey, and I am proud to say so. —Ted B US Army Disabled Veteran

Helped my friend. She is like a niece to me. Thank you Dr. Larry Flowers! Once again, you helped someone I love and care about!

My son has been going to outpatient youth therapy for 2 weeks and he loves it. The staff is great and very resppectful. Thankfully till now i have not had an issue.

It was good, Joyce, the nurse was very kind and take care of you very well.

The staff is professional and very knowledgeable in any circumstances dealing with the Veterans good job VA Staff

I have been in the VA system for treatment since 2006 out of all of that time and all of the services I have been through I have had one bad doctor. My only negative experience. I have been treated professionally and with reasonable timing with excellent doctors, excellent nurses and the staff is off the charts with exellent services. Because of moving I have been in several different locations many different doctors many different locations and have never never been disappointed. I am a vietnam-era veteran. I still get excellent Service as a former WAC. ( Woman's Army Corps member). Thank you for taking such good care of us!!!

Dr. Martinez, always good experience,very professional, communicative. I can sense a genuine care for my health.