FHE Health
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Avoid FHE at all costs
Since FHE keeps removing my google review of them, it goes to show how much you need to AVOID treatment at their facility. Overall, I do not recommend their mental health program . I was referred here by a mental health line like others in a low, I wish I knew what I was getting into. Here are some overall concerns: Admissions: They are misleading about access to amenities (gym, pool, etc). Amenities and outing: you can only go to pool or gym once a day. All these outing to beaches ads a lie, they are not guaranteed and it’s limited space. Therapists: you’re promised weekly therapy - good luck with that. Many people, myself included, were not seen weekly and the quality of therapists was questionable. Most of them are interns but this is not told to you. The head psychiatrist Dr. Castellon was never around. Group Therapy: session size wasn’t regulated, mostly run by interns or brand new intern therapists who lacked skill set to handle difficult patients. Many of them read off sheets of paper to guide the topic of the day. Sessions rarely started on time because facilitators were late. Clinical Team: the clinical director Brad is in way over his head. He was mostly inaccessible, but when you tried to get an answer from him (treatment, discharge plans, etc) he would dodge you like the plague or lie straight to your face. He failed to address any issues, acts like he cares but it’s all a show. Medical Team: the “doctors” there are not MDs but are referred to as Doctors. Doctor Julia, the “main” doctor, is a Physicians Assistant. It’s quite misleading. Psychiatrist Team: They boast about Dr. Castillon but I’m not sure he actually exists. You will not see a psychiatrist during your stay there. Medicine: They tell you they will not change any of your meds when entering but that’s a flat out lie. My meds were changed as were others. And check what they are giving you, I received the wrong meds at times. Techs: they are truly amazing and are the only ones who really seem to care about the wellbeing of the patients. I would’ve been lost without them. Advice: Avoid at all costs, find a facility that truly cares and just isn’t in it for the insurance money or cash from the ketamine treatments they push. I and others went to other facilities because of how bad the quality of FHE has declined.