Pine Rest Campus Clinic

I was an inpatient here in 1987 and 1988, spending 5 months straight in 1988, (glad they don't do that anymore)! Reading about the falling and getting accused of attention seeking, it doesn't sound like much has changed. I belched super loud once and was sent to my room for punishment lol! I'm still proud of that belch and would love to come for ten minutes and belch at them again!! Seriously though, overall it was a good experience. I made friends and had a lot of fun. The nurses and techs were mostly helpful and nurturing to my 16 year old self.

The front of desk workers are some of the most disrespectful people I've met, they'll look you in the face and belittle you.

I LOVED PINEREST

My complaint is that while they self-promote as a Christian organization, they are simultaneously heavily reliant on the Pharmaceutical Industry 2nd Tim 3:5. Not to say there aren't some wonderful followers of Jesus Christ working here. I recently was turned away applying for a job here, however, it was probably God protecting me from establishing a career under the wrong umbrella. My mother went here in the 1980's having had a break-down of sorts and long story short, I have substantial reason to believe a counselor helped plant the seed of divorce in my mothers heart. Malachi 2:16 So in a wild way, all through my early adult years after my parents divorce, I was going to PineRest for help with an issue one of their employees fostered. I'm glad my eyes are open today, to the saving love and power of my Lord and Redeemer Jesus Christ, Yeshua Hamashiach! I was talking to a buddy of mine and he said one of his family members was in there and he compared it to the movie, One Flew Over the Cukoos Nest. Over medicated and stuck where they didn't belong. Also, one of several times I went here, one of their psychiatrists diagnosed me bi-polar and tried putting me on heavy psychotropics though I was barely sober. Glad God was looking out for me there too! Not saying this place doesn't do any good at all, thats why I gave it two stars! Heres some exceptionally bland word salad: At their core PineRest is a team of highly specialized clinicians and professionals dedicated to high-quality, out-come driven practices. Those values drive their quality of care and commitment to their patients which forms the basis of PineRests' vision: Guided by mission, we promise an exceptional care experience that changes lives. We support this promise of healing with measurable outcomes and value.

It is so much better than cedar creek. The skin check was a lot more dehumanizing and violating though, the group therapy was my favorite part

Original review 1/3/26: PLEASE avoid this place at all costs, unless you or your loved one want to be discharged more traumatized or mentally unwell than when you/they arrived. Specifically, do not expect anything that remotely comes close to any meaningful quality of care from Elm Unit, case manager Andrew Zwart, Dr. Carmen Dozeman, or Dr. James Eicher. I have Complex PTSD, ADHD, and was experiencing traumatic grief after the sudden death of my father--all thrown out the window and given ZERO consideration in my "treatment," in favor of a Bipolar diagnosis made out of thin air. When I raised concerns, I was told I was resisting treatment if I didn't accept their diagnosis and this was used to prolong my stay. When I was told I was on the verge of being forcibly given a medication I reported my father had a terrible reaction to, I was again told I was resisting treatment and this was used to prolong my stay. I have an autoimmune condition they couldn't accommodate meds for, and when pain kept me awake at night they used my lack of sleep as rationale for being "manic." I was terrorized by other patients on unit flipping tables, screaming nonstop, and becoming physically aggressive with staff and other patients, but requests for at least a move to another unit were ignored. I was there nearly 3 weeks, probably spoke to case manager Andrew for a grand total of maybe 45 minutes. I had nursing staff and techs repeatedly tell me they didn't understand why I was still there. By the time I was discharged, I was left with so many traumatic experiences and no semblance of actual "help" being provided---all for nearly 3k owed out of pocket. Within just a few weeks after I was finally discharged, my outpatient psychiatrist with a different agency took me off everything they prescribed I had only taken to be "compliant." Called multiple times to voice a complaint, left voicemails that were never returned. Truly an organization that cares only about exploiting people for as much money as they can get. Edited 1/14/26 to respond to the reply: Thank you, for giving me the same token response you have given all these other negative reviews in lieu of actually responding to the multiple messages I left immediately after my stay trying to speak to a patient advocate then. Very on brand reflection of the care this agency actually has for what their patients experience. I wonder, how many other reviewers were ignored when they called but given these placating comments of faux concern here? I can assure you, I won't waste my energy on trying to speak to willfully deaf ears (no disrespect meant to the deaf community) with every expectation I would be ignored again, and instead only hope to save anyone the horror of your "treatment" here and validate those who have survived it. To those who have, please know this place is not representative to the help that IS out there for you--you, your story, your recovery, and your life DO matter regardless of what Pine Rest may have made you feel!

I was in the child and adolescent unit when I was a kid…. When I first arrived, I was a little stable, but then After my second week in pine rest , I got sent to Hall C , and I got restrained repeatedly and shots…. I was traumatized And at one point, they even forced to put a suicide vest on, and they took all my clothes off forcefully I think Pine rest made me worse I was there for three months Most of the staff were friendly It was never ending Also, the first time that I went to Hall C , I Was on Stoic one on one staff and I was not happy I DEFINITELY DONT RECOMMEND

I got help when in residential treatment center in 2001 at Maple Lodge. The staff there two women allowed me to leave campus with a boyfriend from my job at Burger King to do my drivers training courses. This guy was a predator and was using me as he knew that girls from that treatment center had a past of abuse. I am concerned I am not the only one that had this experience as he was employed there for two and a half years before 2001. He was considered an assistant manager at the time and told me he purposely had me hired. Someone from this hospital needs to contact me for further details.