Compass Health Network

"This place got me on the right meds they were awesome to me! Would recommend them to anyone that is bipolar."

"When I first started all was fantastic. I had a case worker, therapist and psychiatrist. As time went on the therapist was not a good fit. Started with someone new. He was good at first but then he wasn't remembering my issues. My grant was over so the case worker was like so long. Who cares what happens. Then had to stop with the therapist. Now i have severe neuropathy and working with a neurologist. Can't walk but a few steps. Can't physically go in and they want me to come in. Here is the kick in the pants, the dr is not there, they have a tv screen where she pops up. So they make you go in for that and don't care that you can't. They are like so long crazy person. Now i am on my own. Prescriptions ran out."

"I was referred to Compass earlier this year when I still lived in Warsaw. I was in a difficult situation, had quite a few physical and mental health issues, and I was in a terrible living situation. They set me up with a caseworker who was very helpful, personable, and compassionate. She helped me get the ball rolling to improving my situation and accessing various resources. And for a while, things began to improve. I got a decent therapist, and a psych who got me on medication. Then, out of nowhere, they changed my caseworker. The new case worker was a very unhelpful, and basically left me to my own devices. I didn't even have communication with her for a month after I was changed. Just trying to communicate my issues with her was an uphill battle, and required a lot of emotional labor. I felt like she was fighting against me half the time. She did help me some, but she didn't help me navigate the system, the complications that arose, and the issues that I had, and things ended up falling apart. I'm now homeless, had to leave the area because I couldn't get resources to help me. My psych, who was initially helpful, also seemed to get to a point where she didn't want to deal with the full spectrum of my mental health problems, and didn't want to touch anything until she did medicate away my anxiety and depression — which was an impossibility in my living situation. My therapist through compass, Michael Mason, was great however, and I strongly recommend him to others. But because I had to move after becoming homeless, my services from Compass are still holding me back, because they got me on medicaid, too late for me to make any use of it — and I'm now attached to the state of Missouri through that medicaid, and haven't been able to get services in my new state because it takes so long for Missouri to cancel it. I was given no information about this beforehand. It's just incredibly frustrating how Compass started out seeming like they were going to help, and then threw me out like the trash for no apparent reason."