Della Cava Family Medical Pavilion

i've had two family members in this facility, and both times have been NIGHTMARES. the most recent and most egregious has been them making my family member stop taking their medicine COLD TURKEY. getting tremors and intense withdrawals. since my family member is on a 72 hour hold that this can decide to keep them there for basically any excuse... hopefully nothing goes wrong, but every experience with this place has been a nightmare. dont ever go here if you can help it, and PLEASE. do NOT bring your family members here. it will only make things worse.

Ketamine treatment at the CIP changed my life. I _was_ depressed for 16 years; thanks to the treatment and wonderful staff administering, I can highlight the keyword "was". It's not over, but it gets better.

I go to Boulder Community Health Cardio-Pulmonary Rehab at the Della Cava Medical Pavillion. It's been hard work and progress has been slow, but I am improving thanks to the very knowledgeable and caring staff. They are very encouraging and helpful and I look forward to continuing my therapy there.

My sister came here looking to get help, it was the first time she went into a mental health facility feeling hopeful. It quickly turned into a nightmare, they cut off all communication (including communication to patient advocates) while they physically and emotionally abused her, leaving her in a dirty seclusion unit for hours. I called the police who were refused entry but luckily were able to get my sister out within the hour. Mona Lederman is the nurse that took the lead on this inhumane power trip. Never let anyone you care about in this place. It should be shut down.

if i could give 0 stars, i would. after spending the whole day being bounced back and forth between healthcare providers i was finally brought here. on admission i thought everything was going to be amazing! everyone around me had said so and the facilities were the best i've ever seen in a ward. it definitely has a lot more money in it than anywhere else. but psych wards are all the same at their core - the staff does not respect you or think of you as a unique person. they took away my mobility aid and would not provide another, leaving me stranded in one place for most of my stay. i was only able to use the bathroom twice for the duration. my meds were not given properly - only one of several prescribed meds was given and that one was given in the wrong dose. and most shockingly, the n