Saint Marys Hospital, is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment rehab in Waterbury, Connecticut. Focusing on changing the lives of those affected by drug and alcohol addiction, the addiction counselors at Saint Marys Hospital aim to do everything in their power to make their patients feel comfortable in their newfound surroundings and provide them with the most effective treatment possible.
Treating all addictions, as well as underlying psychological disorders that may have contributed to the birth of the addiction, is paramount when being treated at a high-quality drug and alcohol rehab in Waterbury, Connecticut. This, amongst other reasons, is why Saint Marys Hospital offers certain treatment approaches that have been proven to work. These treatment approaches may include: Cognitive/behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavioral therapy, Substance abuse counseling approach, Trauma-related counseling. Addiction treatment options are available to Adult women, Seniors or older adults and Saint Marys Hospital accepts specific insurances, such as: Medicaid, Medicare.
It's important to strive in helping those suffering from drug and alcohol addiction to build a solid foundation for a renewed and improved future. Despite the severity of an addict's addiction, recovery is possible. With the proper treatment plan in place, addiction treatment patients can accomplish all of their goals and more. Get in touch with Saint Marys Hospital by visiting their website at www.stmh.org to get started.
I can only imagine being trapped in a concrete prison surrounded by brick, mirror, and trash. To be locked up just down the street from the police station must be the only comfort.
Ver peacefull place
Best hospital in Waterbury hands down. They get busy in ER just like any hospital. They triage very well. The nurses I have had were almost all excellent. As good as Yale New Haven Hospital. So glad they teamed up!
Never been inside but outside looks clean and well kept.
I recently had a surgical procedure here and I have to say I was a bit concerned based on the reviews and I'm used to having my procedures at Danbury Hospital. However, I was completely won over.... my experience from start to finish was awesome... they were so organized and the staff was absolutely amazing... so caring, warm and friendly. I highly recommend this hospital!
love this place but appointments are scarse
My grandson is currently being treated in the critical care coronary unit. He is being superbly treated by everyone, the doctors, nurses, ancillary help, cleaning persons, etc. Everyone has gone out of their way to make us feel special and worthy. I was always a Waterbury Hospital person but no more. ST. Mary's is the hospital to come to for state of the art, working equipment and a staff who focuses solely on the patient and the patient needs.
On our first visit, at the urging of our on call pedi, we brought my 9 month old daughter in with a fever or 105. Scary. She was seen quickly, however the doc only did a quick look over...over her clothes, and sent us right home. Not impressed, brought her in to her pedi the next day to be throughly checked out. On our second visit, we waited hours to be seen, and are currently awaiting xray results. Baby got a through exam this time without having to urge doc. No complaints. Yale certainly provides better and more in depth care, but for things that aren't too serious or complex I would return here due to distance and convenience.
my bro injected himself with an epipen but they gave him the best treatment
I was looking at an apartment. Had to pay for parking if you aren't a resident. Apartment looked nice though.
The nurses and all the staff at St. Mary's Hospital gave the best care possible to my father when he passed away there in August 2016, as well as caring for his family over those two days. My dad was born at St, Mary's and died there too, sincere thanks for your professional skills and kindness.
I was born here
Living here now (2015) - Very nice place - comfortable, clean, quiet and affordable. Good neighborhood and nice people.