Park Royal Hospital

Angela R. 

on Yelp

9 years ago

This is quite possibly the worst hospital I could've ever imagined for people with mental health issues. I would give no stars in this review if I could. Hell, I'd give negative stars if I could. Just to clarify, I was there involuntarily due to a misunderstanding between me, an ex, and police officers & I was put under the Baker Act. Upon arriving, I was told I would be leaving within a couple hours. Nobody told me anything about me being under the Baker Act. I was basically told to wear a hospital gown and go upstairs w... read more

Kelley F. 

on Yelp

9 years ago

Park Royal Hospital is an inadequately staffed babysitting facility that only qualifies for two stars because they do keep suicidal patients safe from harming themselves. I was in PRH on the adult unit for major depression recently, and found it much less than desirable for promoting healing in such patients. The days consisted of eating tasteless food during mealtimes (which were the three highlights of the day), three group sessions (no true therapy ever occurred) consisting of information dispersal and laughable, childi... read more

Denise D. 

on Yelp

9 years ago

It would be nice to think you could actually go here and start to feel better. My experience has been the exact opposite. They lock you up take away all personal possessions including tampons and you're treated like a common crook. The classes are a laugh and the psychiatrist spends about 15 minutes with you and then starts to dispense medication. They have no idea what the hell they're doing. I would not recommend going here at all for any reason. Luckily I was able to fake being well enough to get discharged. If at all ... read more

Sue S. 

on Yelp

10 years ago

Absolutely horrifying facility. DO NOT send your loved one there. There is no concern for patient safety or quality patient care, it's all about money. Safety issues are brushed under the rug. Stay way! 

Holly E. 

on Yelp

11 years ago

Do not allow your loved ones to have any valuables here such as eye glasses. Park Royal will not be held responsible. Even though they remove all personal belongings from patient they will allow them to keep their eye glasses. They state the patient signs a waiver upon entering. How can a mentally ill patient sign a waiver? Especially a 73 year old man in late stages of Alzheimer's. He can't complete a sentence how will he understand a waiver? And they never asked or informed his proxy. When he was released he no longer had ... read more