Daymark Recovery Services - Vance Center
Andrews, Henderson, NC

Daymark Recovery Services - Vance Center Reviews

2.7 stars based on 19 reviews

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  Robin Pearce

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  I went for my medication management appointment on Thursday. The Doctor called me back and said I tested positive for a benzodiazapene. I told her it was a false positive that I hadn't had a benzo in over a year. She said I'll see you in a month. Never did she say she wouldn't refill my medication. This is Sunday morning and I don't have my Subutex. The Doctor should have told me she wasn't going to fill it so that I could have gone back and done blood work. That's more reliable anyway. I would have been glad to have done that, I have nothing to hide.

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  Jenny Lee

  1.0

  I went to get someone help and watched 11 people leave on March 17th. They all needed their meds but left because the wait was 4 hours. After waiting 4 hrs she only got an assessment and still didn’t get meds which put her in a extremely bad bipolar episode. The hospital says see a family practitioner then they say that they don’t feel comfortable prescribing the lithium and other meds she was on before to go to Daymark then Daymark says she can go to the hospital. Mental Healthcare is terrible. I can never get her help until she hurts herself or others. This is so hard on everyone. Oh and google maps will have you at someone’s house. It’s located beside beauty supply and pawn shop across from where the unemployment office used to be. They need to fix it.

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  Carolyn Steed

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  My experience has been horrible at this place. Not my doctor, she is fantastic, but I absolutely hate calling there. You get a appointment reminder the day before, and no one gave you a appointment in the first place. If you call, you get the most rude people ever who talk down to you, and treat you like you are a crazy person. This is thier excuse to talk to you like this. They want to see your social security card,as if it changed from last year. They will hang up on you in a minute if you ask them a question. I don't like being treated like I am crazy. They should have more training. We are clients, not patients, and they act like they are doing you a favor just by answering the phone. Mental health should be taken seriously, not the case. Look on indeed and see the disaffection that these employees have. It's no wonder that they treat their clients the way they do

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