Business ProfileforNeuropsychiatric Hospital of Indianapolis, LLC

Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Indianapolis is a terrible place for patients and families who are dealing with mental illness. If there was a 0-rating I would give it. My nephew was in this terrible place for 12days and he was never seen by the social worker, *******, never had a one-to-one talk to ********, the psychologist and probably was never seen by a physician. He was heavily doped up from medications ordered by the *****, nurse practitioner to the point that one day he was somnolent with shallow breathing and barely able to open his eyes. I saw him 4days a week and his mother was present 7days a week with absolutely no communication from *******, social worker and only by chance we (mom and myself) happened to run into ********, psychologist and she informed us that my nephew only said "hi" to her and that was it. She stated she had 50patients and she tried to see her patients at least one time a week. The thing that really is troublesome is that *******, the social worker who never spoke with my nephew's mom only called to state that he was going to be discharged to a homeless shelter, not to his parents' home the day before of his scheduled discharge. This place sends for an Uber and places folk with a mental illness straight to a homeless shelter. It doesn't make sense. ******, supervisor halted this discharge but after ****** was off of work, ******* swooped in and once again, without discussing anything with his parents, decided to discharge him to a homeless shelter. If they are doing this with people who have family present daily, it makes me wonder what they are doing to people who don't have an advocate fighting for them. This place is a joke, and the patients are left to suffer. I had no problems with the nursing staff. Everything that I asked was provided but the providers were horrible. The providers probably only prescribe medication and never assess the patients. ********, ******* and ***** should be ashamed of themselves. They may be doing harm.