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Sunrise Children's Services - Psychiatric Treatment
400 Cunningham Dr, Danville, KY 40422, USA2.5(11 Google reviews)
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- PHP / IOP programs
About Sunrise Children's Services - Psychiatric Treatment
Sunrise Children's Services - Psychiatric Treatment is listed as a psychiatric clinic in Danville, US. Contact the clinic directly to confirm which treatments it offers, its eligibility process, insurance participation, and current availability.
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DepressionTreatment-resistant depressionAnxietyPTSDOCDBipolar disorderADHDSchizophreniaPostpartum depressionSubstance use
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- php_iop
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400 Cunningham Dr, Danville, KY 40422, USA
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What patients say on Google
“The therapist here, at least the lady who has been in charge of treating our child is unqualified for the position she is in, and they make threats to the parents of children and confirmed lies we were told through WellCare. If you can find a better option, then take it.”
“Dylana is exceptionally good at her and is extremely pleasant to work with.”
“my kids said they got held for no reason because of they said that they were that he could stop and eat really didn't still have not gotten anything back but he is out now Marissa fivestars”
“Its been about 20 years since I seen this place. Use to take girls and boys. I was a regular. Traumatized foster child no parents around to care. They locked us in concrete rooms for days. Called it Q.A. quiet area. Those staff where rough. Even looking back now. Took me this long to even be able to look it up on maps. Seems the name changed. Maybe they treat the kids better. Hopefully.”
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