BHC Alhambra Hospital

• Maria Ferda
  
  
  (September 22, 2018, 7:39 am)

  The images advertised only show what are the best parts of the facility. (I am going into immense detail as visitors were not allowed in the patients' rooms, only the smoking area/basketball court with some plastic chairs and a few outside thermoplastic-coated round picnic tables with umbrellas for an hour).
  
  While the staff I interacted with in my ward were lovely during the afternoon shift, others tended to react to patients with some level of apathy or frustration (understandble in that environment but not calming for any patients undergoing a 72 hour or more hold). We were checked in on hourly.
  
  The rooms we were introduced to in our "not aggressive/physically violent ward" (comprised of patients possessing depression, alchoholism, drug addiction, anxiety, schizophrenia, etc.,) had three beds per room made of a matress and light disposable sheets as well as a pillow and a disposable pillow case which provided minimal warmth against the air conditioned vents. We each had a small shelf next to our beds (slightly shorter than our bedframes) where we could put notebooks that we had given to us, our introductory packets, writing implements, etc.,
  
  That ward was mixed gender, with am alternating arrangement of a male room and a female room from the lobby to the recreational room where lessons would be held ranging from coloring and drawing (yes, this was the adult ward) to worksheets and sharing OR, during our allotted freetime, we had access to the television, an array of books from a small shelf (including bibles), board games, and notebooks to draw or write in.
  
  We were given four meals (breakfast, lunch, snack, and supper) that if you were on "level one" which you'd be on if it was your first day, missed your medication, hadn't gotten your heartrate measured, or you hadn't attended all of your lessons you would have to be given in that room. Specialized food needs WERE accounted for, within reason. (Allergies, vegetarians, etc.,)
  
  If you were "level two", garnered by attending all your lessons, taking all of your medication as perscribed, and general good behavior, you were given a ticket and were allowed to cross from the ward to a lunch court via a short sidewalk inside the facility, while being monitored, where you could have options as for food.
  
  On my final night and the next morning, due to my being a "docile patient" and the rooms in the aforementioned ward being full and needing space, I was moved to the eating disorder ward on the other side of the lobby. THESE are the rooms you see in the pictures. Well made beds with high headboards, a bunch of sheets, only two large beds with a writing desk each and a pinboard above those desks, storage on the headboard and below the bed as well as in wardrobes, and a smiliar (yet higher quality) restroom that didn't close due to safety reasons but had a shower, sink, toilet, and mirror (no possibilty of sharp objects to cause self harm with).
  
  While different patients were treated differently, the lack of transparency in photos advertising the location makes it seem like the wards in the facility all possessed the same quality of comfort and care.
  
  To reassure on other points, the staff did care, were attentive for the most part, food was regularly given, we were monitored as far as health and wellness, set to a regular schedule of waking up and going to sleep, checked our things we entered the facility with to make sure we were safe from potentially harming ourselves, allowed us our own clothing (if there were no safety concerns with the garments), and tried to answer any questions we had.
  
  There were ways to improve compared to other hospitals but for what it DID possess, it certainly served its purpose.

• Alexis Morris
  
  
  (August 26, 2018, 6:22 pm)

  I was here for 13 days and I connected so much with some of the staff... others I would stay away from like John and other idiots. I met my girlfriend here and her and I are still together and I made friendships that are still lasting. The staff changed me and the people who I was around changed me. I am greatful and thankful for all the staff who were there for me and who made me happy.

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