Reviews for Rehabilitation Program: Sutter Alta Bates Summit Medical Center: Herrick Campus
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Rehabilitation Program: Sutter Alta Bates Summit Medical Center: Herrick Campus
2001 Dwight Way 2nd floor, Berkeley
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i'm bipolar, with adhd, chronic complex PTSD, social anxiety, developmental issues, with borderline personality disorder so it's really difficult to get a clear read of the place but this is the only hospital that's managed to stabilize me ever in my life. i come here to get helped. everyone is super educated and well informed. they do their best to educate their patients on our disabilities and help us get connected to who we need to so we aren't living in unsafe situations. the quality of care is impeccable! they have the best psychiatrists on their team. if you're worried about abductions or rape, this hospital will watch over you and make sure nothing like that ever...read full review
The Comprehensive Cancer Clinic at Herrick is incredible. Everybody from the security people at the front lobby to the Reception Ladies at the 1st floor waiting & check in area to the schedulers in the basement Radiology Clinic and especially the Radiation Therapists who treated me for my prescribed 28 day intensive radiation treatment were the most professional, encouraging and kindest medical professionals I have came in contact with on my journey to recovery from Stage 4 Cancer which was detected this Spring. The effects of the radiation treatment are no 'E Ticket' ride but all the Herrick Professsionals who guided me along my journey were so kind and attended to all...read full review
Note: Nearly all of these negative reviews are about medical departments at Alta Bates. I'm writing to review the inpatient psychiatric facility known as Herrick. It is without a doubt the best psychiatric facility in the Bay Area. Real therapy and real compassion happens here. Other facilities "house" you temporarily. Herrick aims to help you and provide you with tools so that when you leave you are in a better place (much better) than when you came in. That means you do need to participate in their programs, even if you don't want to do that. Participating helps you to be a part of what is working, of your own treatment. That's my two cents.