Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, Conroe

“I received the help that I need I need they were able to properly diagnose me and give me treatment for no cost due to my financial situation. If you a homeless or struggling to make ends meet but need help. I recommend this place. I was initially scared to come due to the bad reviews but I would recommend every one to have their own experience.”

“Incredibly unprofessional disgusting and indifferent draconian people who bill your insurance and act like they are doing you a favor. I had a counselor tell me he doesn't care if I live or DIE. On my mothers soul no exaggeration. Allah as my witness.Christ as my witness. I'm a human being and in active recovery from opiates like fentanyl. I live an hour away South i-45 and driving north during rush hour is extremely difficult even when I leave early. It is a dangerous gamble. So far the recovery class consists of gathering Us in a room and playing old VHS in DVDs while they bill your insurance. The intensive outpatient recovery class instructor was sick and decided it wasn't her duty to remind any of the participants that she would not be their. Transportation is extremely difficult and I was dropped off. With no text message or email warning us of this so I wait another hour for a ride to go home. I show up on the next class date 10 minutes late and I am barred entry and told I need to wait outside for my ride to come pick me up now another hour I have to wait outside. I show up 40 minutes early for the next class and get told I can't participate because I was upset that I was barred from class last time and told them that accountability goes both ways. When I brought up my reasonable grievance with my counselor he told me he didn't care and I told him this is the kind of thing that leads people into stress and relapse and he literally looked me in the eyes and said he did not care if I relapsed. As someone who has multiple dead friends due to the battle with addiction, I found this disturbing and frankly A complete violation of the Hippocratic oath that medical professionals and counseling professionals are sworn to. Now these individuals will contact my probation officer and label me as a disruptive individual a one-sided judgment. This is why the system is corrupt. Economically impoverished people cannot get same level of advocacy as people who can afford lawyers. They disrespect people to their face. Treat them like they are lepers. If I have to get a lawyer I will. Prime example of somebody who is just doing this job as something to pay the bills. Nothing else. Is this the protocol there counselors uphold ? Now they will vilify me say that I am playing victim and since I am an addict it is very easy to do that. In addiction we have very little agency. In sobriety we have and should be able to practice more agency. These people will now try to paint me is a negative light.”

“The specialist who came to the er was amazing. But now I am walking back to my car that is at the target. At 330 in the morning 1.5 hrs after that officer went off duty. I'm not from here. And I absolutely hate the dark. Several years ago phx pd screwed up and someone tried to kidnap me. Reasons of the scar on my neck. So I need to walk 2.5 miles back. Because that cop who offered me help is off shift at 2am. I know we only worry about the mental health.”

“If you don't have insurance, this place offers sliding income payments, so it is helpful in an emergency. BUT, if you have insurance or can afford it - Go elsewhere. You know how they say there's always a bottom of the graduating class... They all work here as prescribers and case managers... Too many bad experiences to list. Also, you never see a Dr. The prescribers are all nurses. In two years, I never saw a real Dr. once.”