Rogers Behavioral Health

Terrible. I was in the CAU and the doctors were snappy to patients; keep in mind almost all of the kids in there were recovering from a suicide attempt/dangerous home lives, so it was terribly disheartening to see a burnt out nurse sink to the level of making life WORSE for a troubled child. I recall one nurse crying because another was mean to her, instead of checking up on patients (which is what their job is). Another thing is that I also am able to make calls to the CAU whenever I want, to speak with a dear friend of mine who is unfortunately stuck in there. However, if I get a nurse that actually cares about rules, they tell me to call back later and dismiss me telling them I've made calls various times before and was able to speak with my friend. Not only this, but they allowed a patient to remain on 30s (special privileges that allow a patient to go to the cafe, call friends, etc.) after he had stolen a knife from the Cafe and was found self-harming in his room. Roger's made everything worse because it felt like a place that was designed for someone like me that didn't even care about me or want to go through the basic motions for a continuous paycheck. I hope you guys improve, both for the betterment of successful care and the death count of the children leaving there.