About Chicago Behavioral Hospital
The Chicago Behavioral Hospital provides excellent care and support for individuals seeking treatment for mental health and addiction issues. Patients praise the dedicated staff, including nurses, doctors, and fellow patients, who work together to create a supportive and healing environment. The hospital's comprehensive approach to treatment, including hospitalization, IOP programs, and outpatient services, has helped many individuals improve their overall well-being. Clients look forward to the hospital's groups for depression, anxiety, social skills, and medication management, and the staff are described as very resourceful and knowledgeable in serving mentally ill patients. The hospital's specialized treatment for dual diagnosis, addressing both mental health and alcoholism, has been particularly helpful for some patients.
I wrote a review about a year ago, but I wanted to follow up because after another year of outpatient care, I’m still genuinely impressed with the staff. Anthony Quesada has been consistently excellent. I honestly don’t know how he manages so many patients at once while still remembering what’s going on with you and making the care feel personal. I’ve dealt with a lot of different providers over the years, and that level of consistency is very hard to find.
I also really want to recognize the person who answers the outpatient calls and handles scheduling. He is extremely professional, remembers names, stays organized, and always seems to know...read full review
I’ve been in outpatient treatment/medication management under Anthony Quesada for multiple years, and I very much appreciate his listening skills regarding how to move forward in treatment. He has always been easy to speak openly and honestly with, and he notes the importance of prescribing medications according to the patients current needs, as they can change over time. Our professional rapport is thoroughly appreciated and I feel well supported under Anthony’s care.
I stayed at this hospital about a year ago. I was lucky to be on the women’s only unit because I heard from other women who transferred from other units that it was better than the other ones. What I loved about being on the women’s unit was meeting such kind people. Women who understood and could sympathize with your pain. The group of women I was with were uplifting, we braided each others hairs, we watched movies together. I think it’s such a healing thing to have others around you that can relate to you and make you feel less alone. The staff on the women’s unit were very nice. Especially Miss Andrea and Isabella. Their kindness shined thru...read full review