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Sonora Behavioral Health

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Established in 1994, Sonora Behavioral Health is a 72-bed acute inpatient psychiatric hospital that caters to individuals who are working towards recovering from behavioral health conditions and chemical dependency issues. With treatment services available for children, adolescents, and adults, Sonora has expanded its size and the scope of programs available to meet the needs of those in Pima County and Southern Arizona. Offering Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient services, a Partial Hospitalizatio... read more

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6050 North Corona Rd, Tucson, AZ, 85704, United States

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Shannon S. 
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a year ago

In the beginning I had no problem till the day before my brother was transferred to another facility he was jumped by 6 to 8kids when walking out of his room cause they say he gave them COVID but I was not called and told anything about this or did they get medical treatment for him after worrieds it happening or even docatumat in his chart that it happened 

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Nicole T. 
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a year ago

Dirty area, hostile employees, tactics border on coercion, and I wonder how many of the patients who have signed papers to be admitted did so under duress. Terrifying and traumatic experience for both me and the patient, who will unfortunately probably be even more reluctant to seek any kind of help for depression after even 7 hours at Sonora. I can only imagine the extent of the damage to people who get admitted inpatient. 

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Doggos M. 
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a year ago

An absolute nightmare this place was the worst experience of my life. I was threatened by nurses and staff. 

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Denise Y. 
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a year ago

This was the worst experience anyone could have. The reviews are all bad and I see why. I should have known when the room they had us wait in was filthy. When asked to be moved, the second room was just as bad. They pack people in the wards, even putting people on the floor on mattresses. It's obviously about $$ NOT care. Once you are in, you are not getting out! Not til they say so. This made my husbands recovery fall way behind. You cannot visit except for 1 hour on Saturday. AND the best part was.., he came home with C... read more

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Tess M. 
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2 years ago

As a professional in Tucson, who works with our beloved seniors, I have never had a more horrible experience with a discharge planner specifically Andie Baucon. Andie made it very clear through several emails that she couldn't care less if this person was discharged safely or had their prescribed medication's. She continued to blatantly ignore questions that were being asked of her by myself and the potential Assisted Living community for the client. She continually refused to fill out paperwork necessary to get the client o... read more

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Judy F. 
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2 years ago

This was one of the worst examples of patient care I think I've seen in years! My son was brought in on 02/07/2023 for SI. They took him in and immediately took his clothing to "wash it". They told him would be returned soon. TWO DAYS later my son still has no clothes. They never found them. He contacted me and asked me to please bring him something to wear besides scrubs. He was evaluated on 02/08/2023 by Dr Douglas. This dr never called me to discuss anything. The nurse called me to ask about starting meds. His social work... read more

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Jennifer K. 
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2 years ago

PLEASE READ--WORD NEEDS TO GET OUT re: Sonora behavioral health on Corona Street. My daughter was in Sonora Behavioral Health facility in Tucson on Corona Street for 111 days and it was a HORRIBLE place and experience for her. The social worker, Gwen Leach was nasty and condescending and refused to let my daughter make calls to me, as her patient rights dictate, and TREATED MY DAUGHTER WITH CONTEMPT. SHE IS A MISERABLE AND ROTTEN EMPLOYEE WHO SHOULD BE FIRED FOR HER DISHONESTY, cruelty, AND lack of professionalism. She woul... read more

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mia a. 
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2 years ago

I was sent here after I OD'd, which obviously was mandatory since I had been struggling with severe anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other issues. I was 16 at the time. I got shamed multiple times from other patients. they separated the room into two sides, one for the bigs (maybe years 14-17) one for the little (anyone lower than that). I was put on the little side though, no clue why as I had informed multiple staff that I was over the age of 14, and wished to be put with kids in my age group. that never happened. once i got... read more

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John J. 
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2 years ago

SAD, TRUELY SAD. I was assured my visit was "voluntarey " (sp) NOT So, once you are inside you are "THEIR'S". First you must give a 48 hour notice of intent to leave, then you must do an exam, by a Dr. Then they might let you out. And if you have ins. oh you're in for a long stay. I stopped at the front desk to ask if it was voluntery "OH YES" then I discovered once inside what the rule really was. I told the nurse I should be viewed as non-compliant. I would not let her put the plastic bracelet on me. At about 11pm (cha... read more

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Sonora Behavioral Health has a 2 star rating with 304 reviews. 

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