Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare

“Have had 3 separate 0 star interactions with their employees. Two of their male staff called me names ( the dr diagnosed me w DID and they kept snickering at me I was a fake claimer...which didnt even make sense to me at the time bc i didnt know what DID was),a girl didn't let me wash my hands when the sink to my room was broken and snirked at me like she was enjoying her power trip to not let me use a sink w soap(next day i was offered hand sanitizer once in replacement..they had sinks they just were having fun), and Rose literally hissed arent you glad you chose this unit when she woke me my first morning there. They try to rage bait you and treat you inhumane. I will never let my family go here for any reason. Plus they lied and told me my medical card was active when it wasn't so I was billed for being treated that way. They drug u w meds that make u feel like death and laugh at your pain. Highly don't recommend for anyone who has any mental or behavioral health concerns.”

“Southwestern Behavioral is a tremendous resource for the Evansville community. The team is welcoming, professional, and genuinely committed to helping people. From Linda at the front desk to Dr. Wyeth Hatfield, every interaction reflects kindness, respect, and a strong desire to support those they serve. Organizations like this make a real difference in the community, and I would confidently recommend their services to anyone seeking thoughtful and compassionate support.”

“My experiences in the Spear building have always been good. Linda T always greets me with a smile and kindness. Julie V. is a wonderful prescriber. She's very attentive to my whole body and life, not just my mental health. Dana the nurse is always kind and helpful. I've been a client there since 2012 and I don't want to get my care from anyone else.”

“Edit: Just got a letter in my mail, they are billing me 100 dollars for running my insurance to tell me they are so understaffed they are unable to treat me within a year. Avoid if at all possible. I'm sure the practitioners here are good and decent people but these Southwestern Facilities themselves are straight up designed to bill your insurance as much as possible before you are given any help. One specialist will refer you to another, and then this specialist will refer you to another, and then this specialist will refer you to another and FINALLY, in several months you can begin your treatment. Thank God there's not a mental health crisis in America right now! Again, the people who work here are lovely and I'm sure their hands are tied in making these kinds of decisions. These facilities are not. Avoid if you have any urgent mental health issues.”