Mental Health Cooperative is located at 275 Cumberland Bend in Nashville, Tennessee 37228. Mental Health Cooperative can be contacted via phone at 615-743-1555 for pricing, hours and directions.
Contact Info
615-743-1555
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Mental Health Cooperative?
A The phone number for Mental Health Cooperative is: 615-743-1555.
Q Where is Mental Health Cooperative located?
A Mental Health Cooperative is located at 275 Cumberland Bend, Nashville, TN 37228
Q What is the internet address for Mental Health Cooperative?
A The website (URL) for Mental Health Cooperative is: http://www.mhc-tn.org/
Q What days are Mental Health Cooperative open?
A Mental Health Cooperative is open: Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Monday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Q How is Mental Health Cooperative rated?
A Mental Health Cooperative has a 2.7 Star Rating from 53 reviewers.
Hard as hell to get appointment before three months if needed!
Business Response on GoogleMar 22nd, 2024
Thanks for reaching out Christina. Sarah, our Administrative Supervisor of Medical Operations, will reach out to you today so see how we can assist.Thanks!Team MHC
Sheree Whitefield on Google
Kylee Stange on Google
Literally dont go here. I drive an hour to see them. I have changed case workers 3 times with no good reasons. They dont care about you. The medicine persons schedule changes so when I go shes never there. They dont care about you at all. You dont do appointments but when you do the walk ins they take forever and dont do anything. I have to drive an hour to meet my case worker, then drive an hour to talk to them, then drive an hour to see the medicine lady. They dont care about the teens, thats why they have a 2.7 rating. They just dont care and honestly I dont care, im done trying to talk to them when they just dont care lmao
Business Response on GoogleFeb 17th, 2024
Hi Kylee! Thanks for your feedback. We never like to hear about a disappointing experience. We apologize for your challenges in getting help.One of our leaders, Sarah, has reached out to you to learn more and explore how we can better meet your immediate needs.Thanks again,The MHC Family
dawn on Google
Wish I could've given a higher score. A 5 day for my situation - specific depression which included loss of employment and residing in a dreadful shelter. Staff assured me upon arrival, that I would be linked with a local counseling provider and have my first appt scheduled before departing, since that was the best avenue for me and my greatest concern regarding help was my being uninsured in a new state. Not only did I not receive any specific info about a counselor or a scheduled appt, noone even met with me on my last day at their"CSU" , Noone discussed my discharge plan, asked me how I was doing, nor showed any concern for my well being or my future. In fact, the primary nurse just kept saying to others, while i stood a few feet away, "she has to go now, give her her meds and get her on her bus. So that & the night before was more than anxiety provoking per the rudest non friendly, non communicative employee/nurse there named "Erik" who wouldnt follow up on my request for melatonin to help with sleep. I couldn't wait to leave. I lucked out with a great team of nurses and techs the first few days, including a Darcy (who i initially believed really cared), but the stay turned out to make zero difference in my current situation or why i was there for help in the first place... nor my future outlook. I'm reticent about referring anyone there in the future, unless their uninsured, because that may be their only choice.
Business Response on GoogleNov 2nd, 2023
Thanks for leaving us a review, Dawn. We were really disappointed to hear your experience with us was not more positive. A strong discharge plan is critical for all clients to be successful once they transition from our Crisis Stabilization Unit back to the community. Most important, our goal is for every person who walks in our doors to be treated with absolute respect and kindness in a warm, trauma informed environment. We regret we did not meet this goal in your case.We would love to talk with you further about your experience if you are comfortable with that. We learn from these calls and will implement important lessons learned in our staff development.Please call Ruth vanBergen, Senior Vice-President of Emergency Psychiatric Services at 615-687-1731. Ruth is looking forward to your call. Thanks again for taking the time to leave a review. We hope you will not hesitate to reach out again if needed.
tangela bradshaw on Google
Wanted me to end my daughters therapy , so she can start here instead , big nope , so much for help that Im in desperate need of
Business Response on GoogleJun 23rd, 2023
Hi Tangela. Thank you for leaving us this feedback. We'd love the opportunity to discuss this with you further. Our Intake Program Manager, Melissa Webb-Oliver, can be reached at (615)743-1606. We've informed her of your experience and she's available to talk with you at your earliest convenience.Thank you!
