OSF Behavioral & Mental Health

VH Cronenberg 

on Google

3 months ago

I recently visited OSF Behavioral Health for the first time. The office staff were not knowledgeable about processing a name change, and I learned that some employees do not respect the preferred name field. The intake process is a long, cold questionnaire that asks the same questions you've already been asked on the phone and at check-in, so prepare to repeat your medication list three times even though everyone can see the list you've already given! Additionally, the office staff did NOT disclose that the form they asked ... read more

Anonymous Sheep 

on Google

5 months ago

Surely there cannot be a medical school that teaches you to diagnose patients after asking them “How are you feeling? How is the medicine?” 3 times within a week, the conversation going on for less than a minute. I was nothing but a quiet, shy, U of I student who was missing classes for a week straight, and also missing my placement for my major of being an educator. Being above the age of 18, I asked to sign myself out, and they refused. My grandmother, who legally adopted me as a baby, was not given correct information abo... read more

DaniS 

on Google

5 months ago

I was a voluntary admit for 2 days. Before even meeting me Dr. Su prescribed me Oxycarbazepine 300mg 2x day. One of the nurses informed me he prescribes this often and to almost every patient. I chose to deny the medication and to meet and speak with him first. When I questioned his use of the medication as well as prescribing something before even meeting me, he began to get loud with me. I again chose to deny the medication. He then tried to prescribe abilify 5mg 1x day, hydroxyzine 25mg 3x day, trazodone 50mg 1x day on to... read more

Joella Koss 

on Google

5 months ago

I reached out to every facility I could find in Champaign County while trying to locate services for a friend. Missy and the team at OSF were the only ones who truly took the time to listen and guide me during a moment when I felt completely helpless. Words cannot fully express how much I appreciate your compassion, time, and support. Please accept my most sincere thanks. 

Akari Windsor 

on Google

8 months ago

There is no God in this place. If you're LGBTQIA+, AVOID at all costs. they can and WILL treat you terribly and, if you're trans, make a point to misgender you as much as humanly possible. I got groped by officers in the parking lot. no one, not a single soul here, cared. If you aren't cishet, you aren't even human to these people. Your suffering is just a joke to them.