Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry was the only treatment option that was able to help me make a breakthrough in improving my mental health. It was obvious that Ohio Hospital's staff were experts in their field, and everyone was great! Welcome and thank you for visiting our website and reaching out for help for yourself or a loved one.
Our goal here is to provide you with knowledge about different disorders, treatment options available, and answer any questions you may have. At Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry, we know that seeking help can sometimes be harder than actually admitting there is an issue. That is why our staff is here to help every step of the way.
Our goal here is to provide you with knowledge about different disorders, treatment options available, and answer any questions you may have. At Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry, we know that seeking help can sometimes be harder than actually admitting there is an issue. That is why our staff is here to help every step of the way.
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At Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry, we are proud of the reputation we have earned for supplying clinically excellent treatment within an environment that encourages long-term healing and recovery. Substance abuse (including dependencies on substances such as alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, prescription painkillers, and prescription medications).
At Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry, we are proud of the reputation we have earned for supplying clinically excellent treatment within an environment that encourages long-term healing and recovery. Geographically, Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry is centrally located in Ohio in the state capital Columbus with approximately 70 counties surrounding the hospital from which referrals are made.
If you are unable to call Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry, please use the below form to submit a confidential message to our Admissions staff. We will get back to you as soon as possible. If you are unable to call Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry at (614) 532-4307 please use the form provided below to submit a confidential message to our admissions staff.
Do you recognize the warning signs of addiction? Are you struggling with your mental health? We offer quick and anonymous online assessments to help gauge the severity of you or your loved one's addiction or mental health disorder. You are not asked for any personal information.
The assessment results cannot substitute a full evaluation by a healthcare professional and should only be used as a guide to understanding the potential health issues involved.
The assessment results cannot substitute a full evaluation by a healthcare professional and should only be used as a guide to understanding the potential health issues involved.
If you are facing a mental illness, it is crucial to know that you are not alone. At Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry, we believe it is very important to inform our patients and their loved ones about what to expect throughout the treatment process. From admission to the transition back home, we are there for our patients every step of the way, celebrating each milestone of progress.
Reviews (10)
Matt Newsome
Jan 21, 2022
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I got pink slipped into here from Knox County, this place is worse than the workhouse and fcc. The food is terrible, staff is unprofessional and disrespectful. Once in my condition got worse from anxiety, also this is not a hospital. I require medical treatment they could not provide. They didn’t even feed me for 3 days!!! I filled complaints that were never followed up on
Anna Dougall
Nov 12, 2021
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Before coming to this place, I was in nursing school and worked at a local hospital. After having an incredibly traumatic stay at Ohio hospital for psychiatry, I have put a hold on nursing school and quit my job since I can’t drive past a hospital without bursting into tears and having a PTSD reaction. I was transported here from an ER and not a single person here evaluated me- not even the intake person. They put me in adult behavioral unit where nobody knew that I was going through serious opioid withdrawal until I told them- even though I told intake person. Over the next few days, I was not
Jenny VanSlyke
Oct 20, 2021
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No one answers the phone, it's almost impossible to know what is going on with your loved one. Front desk staff on second shift was rude. Said my husband was "being bad". (Who has that about a patient who being treated for psychosis?!) He came home with bruised ribs, he says he remembers getting punched by a man who works there?? Take your loved one some where else, the reviews are the truth. Not exaggerated. Sad that they treat people this way who need help.
Hannah Blank
Oct 17, 2021
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Wish I could rate a 0/5. Staff needs an attitude adjustment. You’re treated like a prisoner here. Second time being here and can say that both experiences were awful. Bathrooms and rooms were disgusting. Terrible smell. I’ve never met such unfriendly staff. There were only about two techs who actually treated me like a real human being (Ms. Betty was a sweetheart). Other than that, you’re looked at and talked to like you’re less than human. Treat us like people! I’m surprised this place is still allowed to treat patients. Should be shut down for good.
J. Anderson
Sep 12, 2021
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Absolute worst place EVER. Seriously, the worst. Men and women shared showers and there was mold in the showers! Facilities are the worst. Care is sub-par. If you have good insurance, they try to keep you in there. They threatened to have the sheriff arrest me if I tried to check myself out. It was AWFUL. This place is one flew over the coo coo's nest. HORRIBLE. Worst experience ever, no joke. Causes more trauma being in there than when I went it.
Nichole Bryant
Aug 28, 2021
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This is the worst place to receive Mental Health treatment at. Ultimately, they will play with your meds and make you jump through hoops just to receive the medication that's actually working for you. Then they will act like it's you who doesn't want to be on the medications, when it is the total opposite. By law, family isn't supposed to be involved with your care here, but they go behind your back and involve your family, even when family is clearly unsupportive of you and your care. This place has given me trust issues when it comes to my Mental Health. You will only jump through hoops for your
Damon Mcghee
Jul 13, 2021
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Read the reviews. They are accurate. A loved one was admitted there without us having an opportunity to research. If we would have had that luxury, he would have never gone to Ohio Hospital.The staff will not talk to family, even if the appropriate releases have been signed. I had to tell them to go give him a release. Then, they asked HIM what to say. The release was permission to discuss medical information, so... why would they not just answer my questions? He told them to tell me everything. After that, they still couldn’t provide a patient care plan. They said they don’t really do those
Debbie Wheeler
Jun 14, 2021
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My son was transferred to this facility from Aultman Hospital last Wednesday. A week later, and I've only talked to the Nurse Practitioner one time, and left numerous messages to be called back and given updates on his progress etc. They have bad attitudes and I work in Healthcare and know it dont take that long to make a call and update a parent. If I ever run into a mental health crisis with my son again, I've told the group home he is NOT to be sent back here. They don't even answer the phones after 8pm!!!! My son is oblivious to what is going on and this isn't the place for help... it's not
Hayley Garrett
May 17, 2021
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They don't even deserve one Star most of the staff acted as if we were nothing but a bother to them told us we couldn't wash our clothes an to throw them away. we were our own therapy all we did was sit in the lounge unless it was time for breakfast lunch or dinner...we had to beg them to take us to the gym....do not go or send your loved ones there...made great friends with the other patients tho
Concerned Health Care Professional
Feb 11, 2021
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My son was admitted in November for support for anxiety disorder and addiction. OHP says they focus on dual diagnosis excellence and I have to say, this was no where to be found. Literally all they did was feed him and medicate him. He slept most day and night, seen a doc once in a week, no activities or programs. I had to call 3 times to ask them to get him some reading material crosswords etc. Group meetings rarely happened and they don't even encourage their patients to attend. I am a VP for a health care company and would refer to this hospital in the past, and I now feel ashamed I did this
