Monte Nido Vista

Rod Harper _{on Google}

Feb 15th, 2023

Purdee I think that's how her name is spelled is very nasty

Kate Riley _{on Google}

Feb 9th, 2023

This place is an absolute scam I have horror stories from the staff, not only was miss treated I was bullied by staff and so many others were I called the health department on them and wrote grievances for one staff member they made them leave untill I was kicked out for having narcolepsy, they also allowed dangerous and violent patients to stick around. With raw uncooked food only allowed to shower 3 times out of my 30 day stay harassment and bullying from staff. Hiring a message therapist to be a therapist keep in mind they had no training. Being yelled at, ignoring culture and peoples religions and food allergies etc. they dont care and they just want your money they did nothing to help me or others their please look into other treatment facilities

Michelle Falco _{on Google}

Feb 22nd, 2022

Monte Nido in general is incredible at patient advocacy, best in class treatments, and most of all empathy from all the staff.

Moacir F _{on Google}

Apr 14th, 2021

The family sessions were extremely helpful and Susan is the best person in the world. I would recommend this program to people particularly dealing with issues with parents.

Troy H _{on Google}

Dec 5th, 2021

First off, Im very grateful for the three months I had at Vista. My life has changed forever and I am in a place I had given up hope on achieving. Three stars because a couple things happened that negatively impacted my time there.
1. Part of my religious practice involves spell casting. After casting one in the backyard with another client, I was told I couldnt do it again because out of respect for people of all beliefs, Vista is a secular establishment. They said it wasnt personal, and they would say the same to any client doing religious practices in common areas. Fair enough, but two Jewish clients were allowed to say a prayer and light the Menorah in the common room every night of Hanukkah. I felt the issue had more to do with my practice than maintaining secularity.
2. ~2 months into my time there, I overheard a (white) client rapping along to a song with three staff members, and she accidentally said the n word. Instead of someone saying thats not appropriate, etc., a staff member said, its ok, its a song, and they laughed and continued singing. Im Black and was the only POC client, and that was really upsetting. At the time I had difficulty communicating my feelings with words instead of actions, so I essentially checked out mentally, which impacted my last month there. I couldve reported it, but resented the fact that Id have to, because the staff present should have addressed it appropriately in the moment. It also made me lose trust in staff as a whole - I saw multiple staff members not take it seriously, and I questioned whether anyone else would. I ended up feeling very disconnected, and it sucked to hold that in every day while having to interact with those staff members (one was someone I saw almost daily).
Also, maybe things have changed, but the food is dreadful. It isnt just a personal opinion - everyone felt the same way.
But all in all, thank you Vista for your help. I had been to treatment a couple times, but it didnt stick until I came here. Im now behavior free for over two years, and words cannot express how incredible it feels.