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Seaside Hospital of Baton Rouge
4363 Convention Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
About the Seaside Hospital of Baton Rouge
Seaside Hospital of Baton Rouge is a leading healthcare institution located at 4363 Convention Street in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. As a premier hospital in the region, we provide top-notch medical care and services in a state-of-the-art facility. Our team of dedicated doctors and healthcare professionals are committed to delivering the highest quality of care to our patients. Whether you are in need of routine check-ups, specialized treatments, or emergency care, Seaside Hospital of Baton Rouge is here to serve you with compassion and expertise. Trust us with your health and well-being, and experience the exceptional care you deserve.
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4363 Convention St, Baton Rouge, LA 70806, United States
Reviews of Seaside Hospital of Baton Rouge
"This place is horrible. After them getting me a ride there I was told when I got there that I'd have to wait 36-48 HOURS before they would give me any Subutex. Any heroin addict knows that u usually start feeling/getting those detox symptoms after about 12-15 hours. Maybe 8 hours for some. So supposedly now the "new rule" is that they can't give u anything until u reach that timeline. So now u have to sit there and suffer for well over a whole day. If ur an addict PLEASE be mindful of this. I immediately left because thankfully they hadn't done my paperwork yet so I wasn't admitted yet. Then I was stranded in baton rouge. They wouldn't bring me back because all they want is to milk the Medicaid so of course they want u to stay."
"Worst place ever to be sent to.I was sent here from the regular hospital for severe depression and let me tell you these people don’t gaf about you at all.You don’t eat unless another person come and say they are giving out plates and it was overwhelming sharing a bathroom with three other people.The shower was cold and short.They only give u a tiny bit of soap that’s suppose to cover everything but don’t.The only solution that they give you is more and more meds.This facility still haunts me til this day.I still have nightmares.I will never in my life volunteer myself again especially when it don’t help you at all."
"Of course I wanted to be able to leave a good bit of the time BUT I can say I really enjoyed my time at their facility. Id met another client that'd even been a repeat customer! Four times I think he said. Schedule posted on bulletin is mostly followed. Smoke breaks, five daily. Group and rec time really made this place shine. TV and card games went on the entire day excluding here and there. Vitals (2x daily) were the only REQUIRED times.They keep the number of patients closer to 20 so waiting never was a issue. And for the most part their staff was pleasant and courteous. Jason you're the Best! Most patients leave in five to seven days. I had gone through a really bad entery route: entering from a Hospital; Lady of the Lake. From what I heard from others I could have checked myself in directly at their facility, don't make that same mistake! (:"
"If i could rate this place 0 stars I would, my boyfriend went to detox off alcohol before rehab . They gave him Suboxone which is for heroin and opiate withdrawl , NEVER ONCE was opiates , drugs, heroin, needles or ANYTHING of the sort mentioned my me or him or any case worker at check in he even took a pee test and breathalizer apon entry it was made VERY clear he was there to detox off alcohol . Suboxone or any meds given to the wrong person can be dangerous , life threatening even , when i called and asked about it ive been told it was "human error" HOW??? How does a person with alcohol on their paperwork get mixed up HOW?? he left the next day and i sent him to a better facility . Seaside doesnt seam to care they could have KILLED my boyfriend , they could have KILLED anyone for that matter , if they messed up his meds whos to say they wont mix up your loved ones? Luckily my boyfriend didnt give up and continued his journey into recovery but this could have been the end of him , they could have killed him , he was also mixed in with phyc patients, like severely mentally ill and dangerous people and no one warned us he would be mixed in with them even though he was only there for alcohol detox"
"This hospital is a joke. First thing that happened is they claimed that my daughter's cell phone and 2 rings did not make it to the facility with her. This resulted in me and my husband spending multiple hours on the phone with the ambulance and also reviewing security footage at the transferring hospital attempting to find out what happened to the phone. The thing that is really despicable is that I was told it was documented that the patient said she had these items but they were not with her upon arrival. I actually made a call to the facility the day before she was discharged inquiring about phone and was told those exact words, then a miracle occurred the very next day. The phone was located. They claim that it was wasn't labeled and therefore they didn't know it was her property. On top of all the sketchy events with the cell phone, I was contacted when she was admitted about the availability of a medication she takes. They could not get it. I drove 3 hours to bring that medication, arriving at midnight and upon discharge they didn't send the medication with her. They did not notify me of her discharge, but when they forgot the medication, they called me. I informed them they needed to call the people they discharged her to, that I did not have contact with her. They asked ME who those people were. They were the ones that had discharged her! Natalie the nurse hung up with me, then called me back saying she didn't have their number and then stated, "I just have to notify SOMEONE." I informed her "Well, that SOMEONE isn't me." She did not care if my daughter got the medication that was so important I drove 3 hours to bring , arriving at midnight. She just needed to be able to document that she told someone. It is amazing how they cannot inform me that she is being discharged until THEY NEEDED something from me. Amazing how that "selective HIPPA" works. I admit, there were a couple nurses who were very helpful and seemed to genuinely care about my daughter, but most of the staff was not concerned in the least. My daughter arrived on a Saturday morning, stayed in bed Saturday and Sunday refusing to interact with anyone. Then she was discharged on Thursday morning with only an addition of Zoloft. I am so glad they spent quality time trying to find out what was going on with her. She is no better off than when she arrived. All this hospital stay did was cost me money and time! (2 -- 3 hour trips to Baton Rouge and numerous hours on the phone chasing items that were negligently mishandled by this facility!) Certainly didn't help save my daughter. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AT THIS FACILITY!! TAKE YOUR LOVED ONE SOMEWHERE THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND NOT JUST MAKE THEMSELVES A DOLLAR!!"
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