Campbell County Health Behavioral Health Services

I went to the walk in clinic and they sent me straight to the ER and my nurse is Alexia and I 100% do not like her or feel comfortable with her. I feel no compassion from her and am uncomfortable and she has an attitude that clearly shows she don't care about her patients and just needs a job. This has been an awful experiance and a little compassion goes along way alls you have to do is be nice especially if your going t be a nurse I will never come here again I give her a negative 5 star and for the whole hospital to

Awesome

Very rarely do I ever come here and actually receive the help I need but today rolling into the walk in clinic I was blessed with Deb as my provider and she was the best! It was hard to feel down when the energy she brought was so friendly and positive. Clear communication, supportive tone, absolutely amazing.

The billing department is problematic to say the least. Inaccurate and difficult to deal with.

Double dosed my 4 month old on his rsv vaccine then proceeded to play it off as an excuse and not a big deal since smaller babies get two doses. Didn’t follow the steps for the shots an proceeded to just bypass safety protocols. Not impressed in the slightest. Very very disappointed in how it was handled and now my son has been struggling with fevers non stop which he did not get with any of his shots previous. I would rate it a zero if I could because then they also charged my insurance for 380$ for the shots. Not cool.

Working here as a Paramedic back in 2017 (Yes, the big Black man from Florida) was the WORST (almost last) decision of my entire life. I only worked EMS here for about 6 months. In that short time, I endured constant racial prejudice and disrespectful behavior from many of my coworkers. They felt plenty comfortable using the Hard-R directly in my presence, some female staff would make off putting sexual comments in regards to Black people while looking directly at me in front of their coworkers with patients around, and when I needed treatment, I was treated like a second-class citizen by staff. When I tried to request time off for mental health, I was assigned MORE shifts by EMS leadership. What’s worse is when I was sent to the National Emergency Training Center (NETC) - National Fire Academy for Hazmat Medic training, I ended up getting SA’ed (rear-end, arms, and crotch inappropriately touched numerous times after being told to stop), PHYSICALLY TORTURED IN A CHAIR AT GUNPOINT into falsely confessing to heinous crimes I never committed and act out horrendous scenes while they recorded on their cell phone, and nearly DELETED at gunpoint several times by two female NETC security officers. I did NOT consent to any of this. After surviving this and coming home back to Gillette, Campbell County Health (C.h.r.i.s.t.o.p.h.e.r. B.e.l.t.z. - EMS director who sent me to where I was physically tortured) was all too eager to terminate me, which they did, with an actual smile on their face. I also got investigated quite a bit (they had my family, coworkers, friends, and even my girlfriend at the time helping investigate and TRY to entrap me) for the crimes I was physically tortured into falsely confessing (never charged, arrested or convicted, obviously). They’ve been TRYING to cover this up since it happened. No mental health services were ever offered, or even suggested to me while I worked here. My life has been hell ever since working here, but I’m still alive, which I know is disappointing for quite a few of you here who were literally betting on me to self-delete (or worse) because of the trauma they helped cause. Moral of this story: If you’re a Black Man, working/ being a patient here might not be best for your career, reputation, mental health, or physical health. SOME of the staff were good people, but I wouldn’t trust this hospital/organization/location with my life, or the lives of my loved ones. After reflecting on my time working here and how they have handled/ are handling my situation, I’ve chosen to never work in healthcare again under any circumstances. Working for people like these is NEVER worth it in the end.

They let there employees talk about people that are in the emergency room or patients there. Lacey laughed as my husband was in the emergency room and went and was telling other people his information. My husband has medical problems and was in the emergency room Thursday because of how sick he was. He was an employee there and was wrongfully fired due to being in the hospital because he passed out and hit his head. What ever you do don’t work for this company as they treat there employees horrible and favor the ones that half ass do there jobs. Plus they don’t clean there rooms my son found bugs on the floor in the main clinic and the hospital is extremely dirty because they think cleaning takes only two hours. Stay far away from this hospital they clean doors and stuff with the same rags they wipe the toilets with.

I tried calling with concerns about sudden onset eye and headaches symptoms for my 4 yr old and all I was told was "use your best judgement we don't have ask a nurse" and then I was hung up on. I may have high standards for hospitals because of where I moved from but that's ridiculous not everyone knows whether to go in for things they have never dealt with before. It definitely makes me what to move back to where I moved from. Atleast there I know I can get the help I need at any point in time without someone being rude.