Lasting Hope Recovery Center

Great staff food sucks besides the lasagna! : they all need raises for their contributions to society. But they shouldn't be switching people on all the drugs they normally take, it could kill someone. I wish you all the best. My thanks for being a place to go.

I did not feel safe at Lasting Hope. My first night there a male patient in his underwear sneaked into my room and closed the door. I managed to get around him and open the door for help. The facility is unsafe and not clean.

I have bipolar disorder and have been a patient here. The staff is exceptional and very friendly, as well helpful. So thankful Omaha has a hospital for mental illness such as Lasting Hope. IsThe environment

I thought my doctor was awesome he was very understanding about my needs and my concerns ... on the other hand the Rns some of them could careless about your needs they are rude could careless what u need.. laziness is what I call it they get paid for siting behind the desk and talk all day oh and hand your meds out but only on there time frame and I hope someone sees this message and do something about it ..

RUDE. Not concerned about other medical issues just psychiatric. My elderly mother is falling through the cracks. Told me I was argumentative when the nurse spoke over me every time I tried to talk to her

DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE. Nurses were disgustingly rude to my boyfriend who didn't agree with a medication and her response was"do you want to go home or not". Mind you he's been there for 5 days,no therapy, just pills down the hatch and a camera in the room what a joke. He has been asking since the third day when he came home and the same nurse he's been asking made that disgusting comment . I will be getting her name and I will be reporting this I'm very disgusted I was on the phone with him and I've heard the whole conversation when she realized I was on the phone she just walked out of his room very angry with your putrid staff member!

i was admitted for one night and they helped a lot with getting me an anxiety med that made me comfortable to leave the next day. the nurses were very nice checking in on me every so often, even when i was asleep made me more comfortable that they cared to make sure each of their patients was attended to and safe. the psychiatrist i saw was very helpful. the only downside is the room they put me in made me feel like i was different. i get it, not luxurious, it is a hospital but there was nothing in the room but a window, an un doored bathroom, a bed, a desk, and a wall to draw on with chalk. it was definitely an experience and I have learned by staying there not to take the outside world for granted.

I just wanted to say thanks in the most sincere way possible to Lasting Hope Recovery Center! They helped me through a mental snap I had. They have some of the most amazing people on board as staff. I could list a few, not sure if that would be frowned upon or not. Darn HIPAA laws it was sort of a running joke, darn Hippo in the room because of HIPAA , any who, they got my life back on track. Was more or less a nervous wreck the few days leading up to my admittance. It ought to be named "Lasting Hope Learning Center" I think. They taught valuable life lessons and how to manage mental conditions through group exorcizes - play on words there - and group therapy sessions. The fellow patients almost become second family... Some of them you absolutely don't wish to lose contact with. Another way I look at it is, they provide a better education on self care than any for profit college does. Even through ups and downs I still always tried to have a positive outlook and would try to help other guests where I could. My experience there, as an aspiring writer, gives me fuel for another book I would like to write about mental illness and its gross mistreatment in this country. That's a story for another day.... I want to get involved with LHRC from a loving and supportive person standpoint. Donations... Peer Network Support Personnel. I'm very grateful for this place. I'd go back in a heartbeat if I recognize myself as having another mental episode. Will always keep them in my heart! Thank you all!

I was here twice. It can take a while to be admitted: 24-48 hrs or less, if you're lucky, less than 24 hrs. You just hang out in this little waiting room with a blanket and a pillow . . . my only entertainment was watching patients get checked out, don't remember if they had a tv in there, but if they did, I didn't use it. Once I was finally admitted, the room I was brought to was nice. You get your own room, which is REALLY helpful, because sometimes difficult roommates can make your condition worse. This is the first facility unfortunately have had to be in many where they have a video camera in the room, so that was weird. Staff seemed mostly caring, but I was joking once, and was said to not take it too far or "security would have me pinned against the wall in seconds." I wasn't being threatening in any way, so what the hell? I won't name the staff member who said that. It's actually a pretty nice facility as far as buildings go, with a high ceiling and whatnot. There was this really great group where a lady who'd been through similar experiences helped patients deal with their problems. Kudos to her, great person! Food is good. You have choices. There's still annoying drama, but you're going to see that in ANY mental health facility, no matter where you go

Horrible place to go if you have an eating disorder, the food is terrible. The nurses are pretty nice, Carol and Stoney being some standouts. I’m also 100% positive I had more $20 bills on me before I went in, and left with only 2? Pretty upset about that. Probably at least $80 missing. Also if you’re on the verge of a mental breakdown try and wait until Monday. Almost nothing productive happened on Saturday and Sunday.