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San Jose Behavioral Health

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San Jose Behavioral Health is an 80-bed inpatient hospital that provides comprehensive treatment services for adult men and women, ages 18 and above, who have been struggling with a variety of behavioral issues and mental health disorders. The list of disorders that we are prepared to treat includes but is not limited to anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depressive disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), schizoaffective disorder, and schizophrenia. We can also accept patien... read more

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455 Silicon Valley Blvd, San Jose, CA, 95138, United States

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Mon12:00 a.m. to Midnight
Tue12:00 a.m. to Midnight
Wed12:00 a.m. to Midnight
Thu12:00 a.m. to Midnight
Fri12:00 a.m. to Midnight
Sat12:00 a.m. to Midnight
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Emily N. 
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2 years ago

This place is absolutely horrific. The staff especially rn nurses are awful. They hate there jobs and have some bad attitude. They have a high turnover of staff too. 

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La Luna C. 
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2 years ago

I saw a review here who had a similar experience as I did a few years earlier, so I want to add mine in I got discharged three days ago Kaiser did send me to that mental hospital because they "Didn't have space" They didn't even look at my meds and tried making me take, aspirin for my nonexistent blood clot made me higher my dosage on my anti-depressant (which was fair) tried making me take Tylenol or melatonin for my possible insomnia (They are NOT supposed to mix up with my anti-depressants.) even tried buying a machine... read more

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Maddie K. 
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2 years ago

patients in this outpatient program are not allowed to make plans with their peers (friends.) outside of the group?? if you are sharing deep, vulnerable experiences and literal trauma with people you most likely want to have interactions with them outside of a clinical environment. it's ridiculous that this is not allowed. i completed an outpatient program where they ENCOURAGED us to be friends outside of group to create our own supportive relationships with each other that could naturally continue after graduating the progr... read more

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Kristin D. 
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2 years ago

Do everything that you can to avoid you or your loved ones being placed here. I went in and told them upfront as I was being transferred from the hospital into the ambulance that I had C. difficile. They proceeded to admit me through three people who knew that. They then took me to my own room and told me that I was not allowed to come out because of the cdif "Until we figure out what we're going to do with you". The first day in the morning a hospital doctor came in and said "you shouldn't be here, this is a public health h... read more

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victoria -. 
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3 years ago

The phone line is horrible! This place is unprofessional and you should not be taking your loved ones to this place at all. The rooms are disgusting and the people you have to share them with are strange. If I could rate it zero stars I would. 

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Elvira R. 
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3 years ago

This is from patient point of view my Husband. If you have a loved one , don't send anyone here the doctors are incompetent and don't understand the meaning of compassion their only goal is to protect their job, there is no reason to keep a person there more then four days. The days drag on and most of the time you're watching tv or locked in your room with nothing to do. This place doesn't accomplish anything but makes matters worse. 

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Ep C. 
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3 years ago

I write this review with our understanding (from what our son told us) that much of the daily attending staff was fine, so this poor review is NOT directed towards them; rather, the issues seem to be with the the evaluating doctors/psychiatrists(and therefore hospital admin as well), as well as the receptionist. Hopefully, this helps others navigate this travesty. To begin: We had performed an intervention with our son and took him to Kaiser for an emergency evaluation. After a day, Kaiser transferred him to San Jose Behavio... read more

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Robert C. 
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3 years ago

So there's been a long drawn out battle over my elderly grandmothers care, with my uncle doing everything he can to send her away so he can sell her house. So 2017 he managed to get her into this place, and from reading the reviews it sounds like much of the same. Thing is i've had experience in dealing with these kinds of places and it's pretty easy to get them on the defensive to release your loved one, especially if there's an ongoing court case. For me that meant reaching out to the court investigator and the district ... read more

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Ann Mary L. 
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3 years ago

this the worse mental center!! phone lines that doesn't work! staff that don't know what their doing! your love ones are in hands or un experience nurses! no one answer calls, only 2 nurses per unit horrible!!! misplaced of patients belongings -- personal that doesn't speak english- ceo sean peterson you should take the time to read all reviews on social medias and online platforms and see why this institution is the worse in the bay area!!!!! warning out there to people with mental health issues choose another place! thi... read more

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San Jose Behavioral Health has a 2 star rating with 274 reviews. 

When is San Jose Behavioral Health open?

San Jose Behavioral Health is open now. It will close tomorrow at 12:00 a.m.