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Three Rivers Behavioral Health

2900 Sunset Boulevard, West Columbia, South Carolina, 29169
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  • 2.9
    Avg. score from 35 reviews
  • 2.9
    Accommodations & Amenities
  • 2.8
    Treatment Effectiveness
  • 2.9
    Meals & Nutrition
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Andy
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Very dirty showers as well as the shower curtains. Who knows when they were last cleaned or changed. Couldn't get soap in the bathroom. Most MHT s were very nice. Some nurses and Social Workers were absolute witches not doing anymore than they were required. I WOULD NOT recommend this place to anyone. Woman in the cafeteria serving line had the personality of a rattle snake. How miserable can a group of people be? The food was far below good. Doctors? Pitiful.
Melissa
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This place is horrible in every way possible. What they tell you at your assessment is totally different than when you are admitted. When you get on the unit the nurses treat you with nothing more than disrespect, blatant rudeness & had no compassionate. I was treated like I had done something wrong & I checked myself in for depression, suicidal thoughts & for medical assisted tapering off a medication. The wrong medications & doses were initially entered in their computer incorrectly so the 1st night I was given a 1/4 or a dose of one of my medications. It s an adult unit and you are treated like a child. Bedroom doors were locked all day & there was 2 groups a day, if that. I left AMA due to triggering experience I had while there. Facility filthy, staff rude & caring, food undercooked and nasty. There was 1 person working there who is a therapist who was excellent. Other than that I would never go there again or recommend to anyone!!!
john
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My son was a combat Marine, serving tours in Fallujah and Ramadi, and currently suffers PTSD, and alcohol dependency. He admitted himself to 3 Rivers, having been unable to negotiate the hurdles to receiving care at the VA. As a parent and retired psychologist, I believe I have a reasonable idea regarding the etiology of my son\'s pathologies. The six day course of \"evaluation\" and \"treatment\" at 3 Rivers exposed nothing short of incompetence and malpractice in my opinion. He was abruptly diagnosed with a severe mood disorder, had his current medication regimen stopped, completely changed, and then abruptly reversed 48 hours later, and was discharged with little more than an outdated list of AA meetings and a referral to the VA. He would have been clinically better off spending a week in a homeless shelter.
L.D.
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I was treated very poorly and without respect. I am a professional with a 4-yr college degree and didn't like being treated like I had a moral shortcoming. I have the disease of addiction. In three days, we were allowed outside for 45 minutes total. Facility was extremely cold and the food was extremely salty . If you got to know the staff, they began to treat you like a human being. They're not all bad.
Anonymous
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It was outpatient treatment and was very helpful.