Penn Medicine Princeton Health Reviews
Penn Medicine Princeton Health Overview
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Penn Medicine Princeton Health has a 1.0 star rating based on 1 customer review, with consumers mostly dissatisfied. Pros noted include good meals and good therapists in groups. Consumers report high price levels and issues with customer service and diversity of services.
Positive Feedback
Some reviewers praised the quality of meals and specific group therapists, which stood out in Penn Medicine Princeton Health reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of staff entering rooms without knocking and disrespectful treatment.
- Allegations of forced medication threats and disregard for patient concerns.
- Widespread customer complaints about poor customer service and emotional harm.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect mixed clinical interactions despite helpful therapists.
- Ask about patient rights and medication policies before admission.
- Consider reported customer service issues when comparing care options.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Penn Medicine Princeton Health has a 1.0 star rating based on 1 customer review, with consumers mostly dissatisfied. Pros noted include good meals and good therapists in groups. Consumers report high price levels and issues with customer service and diversity of services.
Positive Feedback
Some reviewers praised the quality of meals and specific group therapists, which stood out in Penn Medicine Princeton Health reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of staff entering rooms without knocking and disrespectful treatment.
- Allegations of forced medication threats and disregard for patient concerns.
- Widespread customer complaints about poor customer service and emotional harm.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect mixed clinical interactions despite helpful therapists.
- Ask about patient rights and medication policies before admission.
- Consider reported customer service issues when comparing care options.
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Princeton, New Jersey
To warn the public of the atrocities there!
- - Male staff entered female patients' bedrooms without knocking.
- - Patients were treated like children; PTSD worsened.
- - No 72-hour hold; held nearly 3 weeks.
There are many reasons not to go here. The patients are treated like children by some staff and barked orders at from others.
The male staff walk in on the female patients in their bedrooms without knocking ( It happened 3 times to me while getting dressed after showering.) My Dr., Dr. Ashraf, told me if I didn't take the meds she prescribed for Bipolar(I am not Bipolar, I was manic from other meds Dr.'s in a previous hospital put me on) I would be forcefully injected and sent to the State Mental Hospital. I was NOT a danger to myself or others. Many other patients I became friends with told me she did the same thing to them.
I was not given a 72 hour hold followed by a court proceeding, which is the law. I was locked in for almost 3 weeks.
The PTSD I have has gotten so much worse after my stay there. Save yourself and DO NOT GO THERE!
- Good meals
- Good therapists in the groups
- Dr totally disregarded what i had to say
- Being threatened to get forced injections
- Employees walking into bedrooms without knocking
Preferred solution: A settlement of a whole lot of money for the suffering I had there and in the present from PTSD, and will probably have for the rest of my life. Also there needs to be consequenses for Dr. Ashraf!
User's recommendation: DO NOT GO HERE!
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