Greater Binghamton Health Center - Binghamton (NY)

Alex I personally have only had good experiences here, but I could totally see how it could be a mixed bag. I only go here for minor issues. If youre really sick I recommend UHS (in font of campus) or emergency room.

Aisa Jefferson I would prob not recommend but I would recommend the teachers were lovely expect the orange head one. Ms Jordan she’s nice Just to lyk the staff curse I mean there’s no prob w dem doing it bc children do to but if ur on suicidal watch they literally watch u 24/7 They go in the bathroom w u when uu shower also.. very uncomfortable. And sometimes they’re rude and disrespectful but they don’t notice they’re rude . But yeah rate it a 10 it’s not that bad but it’s not worser the turn about ranch ..

Heather B We have been bringing our dog here for a little over a year now. All the staff are pleasant and helpful. They really take their time explaining everything. So glad we found Allen’s.

Jack Straw Im not at all sure why this place is getting low reviews. What people dont seem to understand about getting clean and/or sober is that professionals like them cant help you if you dont want to listen, and put into practice what they tell you. Also, I had my best (completely voluntary, THIS IS NOT A RELIGIOUS FACILITY) Bible study groups here that Ive ever had, and the mandatory groups themselves I thought were quite progressive in their approach, and well moderated. Listen, if you accept the help they offer and *really* mean it, you can begin your journey of recovery here. I did, and Ill have two years of sobriety in a couple weeks.I really couldnt have done it without this place either. They were a "port in a storm when I needed one the most. It was here that I also saw what my future could have in store for me if I kept up with my self-destructive ways. That fear then turned into motivation, and I havent lost it yet. Nor will I.

Jennifer Ann Receptionists were very kind. Dental assistant was very kind, and reassuring me I was doing well throughout my extraction and the dentist was also very kind and understanding. Like another comment mentioned they do lower the lights but I believe thats so they can see inside your mouth better. Second best place I have had extractions done. Also you do have to do only a X-ray for your first appt if you live far away thats good information to have. But I was made aware of that before my first appt. I am back today for my 2nd extraction and have way less anxiety than the first time.

Kate DiGraziano I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of care I received at the Triage/CPEP units. I came in with pretty severe withdrawals & suicidal thoughts, and the nurses/in-house psychiatrists could not have been more compassionate, non-judgmental and attentive towards me. Not only that, but they were very professional in giving me a concrete mental health plan going forward (setting up an appointment with a new psychiatrist for medication management, and another with a social worker I can speak with going forward). It made me feel like I was not alone in this, which is very important in my opinion. If you are in crisis, it can be scary to think of going to one of these places. But I can assure you, one mentally ill chick to another, they will help you here. The waiting room is a bit chaotic -- but once youre back in a room, they really will take care of you. Highly recommend for anyone going through a similar crisis -- there is nothing to be afraid of, they truly want to help you feel like yourself again.

Jen Krause I have been through CMC’s ER, surgical center, imaging, infusion center, OR, visited for monthly labs, HIM, billing and certainly stopped by to see a few other folks along the way. I thankfully have not needed to be admitted, so I can’t say anything about their inpatient care. I’ve definitely had my duds and my own hissy fits from time to time, but otherwise I’ve been treated with nothing but empathy and care. Just wish they had better resources.