Rolling Hills Hospital provides acute inpatient psychiatric care for adults, geriatrics, intellectually disabled patients as well as addiction treatment. Rolling Hills Hospital is located in the peaceful rural town of Ada, Oklahoma, approximately 85 miles southeast of Oklahoma City. The 92-bed facility is situated on a serene landscaped site, which enables us to provide confidential care in a tranquil environment. Rolling Hills Hospital has been a leader in behavioral health care since 1988. We provide quality inpatient care for those experiencing psychiatric or substance abuse disorder. We maintain a treatment team of professionals dedicated to providing high quality care. An experienced psychiatrist leads our team, which includes psychologists, nurses, licensed therapists, social workers, certified nurse aids, mental health technicians, recreational therapists and other health care professionals within the hospital setting.
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1000 Rolling Hills Ln, Ada, OK 74820
NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NOOO
It has been about 4 to 5 years when I was there but it was a very great place for me to get the help I need the staff was great they was spread thin but good it was clean the rooms could have been a little more homie and the doctors could …
My son.was.put in.here. And they made him.worse
they dont let you speak to your family members
This is a very bad place my kid died in this facility and the they watched it happen
Oh god. The worst experience of my life. Go to okc or anywhere else.
Terrible treatment
Aggressive gay nurse
No treatment besides medication …
TRASH!!!
YOU HAVE A BETTER CHANCE OF RECEIVING PROPER CARE OUT OF STATE!!!!!!!!
My sister stayed here, and she said they treated her horribly.
Excellent staff that really care.
I recently completed astay at rolling hills and imust say well Worth the money spent I am freeand healthy and most of all drug free thank you Jesus
My brother was there for 10 days cost us $10,000 and he came back worse than he was before he went. Think twice before you send a family member there!
noel the staff there is the “best” they NEED 2 GIVE HER A RAISE.
My daughter is currently at Rolling Hills and I now regret sending her there for treatment.My daughter is a transgender female and they have been abusing her mentally and emotionally since she has arrived on 4/16/19.When I call to address …
Terrible place to work or to get treatment. The patients don’t get the therapy they need and are given too many meds and the patients overdose. I would not want anyone I love to be there.
The social worker is allowing abuse on a veteran!! She knows the POA isn’t making the right decisions!!
Terrible place. My mother is there due to dementia to adjust meds for behaviors. You call they are rude or won’t answer the phone or call you back. This is a place you don’t want to send you loved ones.
please dont send your kids the place was so bad they gave restraints for no reason and the staff would hit the kids
i was a patient in the teen unit 3, they don’t do much! doc sees us once a week and we sit inside our units with nothing to do or think of, i thought it made a lot more people depressed
I’m hesitant to even give it a one. Think twice before you put your dear loved ones in their hands. Horrible experience for my elderly mother who has dementia and for her family that loves her!!
I have used this facility for numerous clients for many years with great success..caring staff, great therapist and a doctor who makes every attempt possible to keep medication at a minimum.. I greatly appreciate the hard work and …
I was in the adolescent unit and Gladys was very rude and wouldn’t do anything for us, treatment was sitting in front of the tv, doped is up too much and didn’t care about us like they should’ve, often put kids in unnecessary restraints. DO NOT GO HERE!!!!
My father is currently in this facility (from his nursing facility) to help adjust medications & correct inappropriate behaviors.. he is a 66 year old male with dementia! This morning he choked, was intubated & given cpr and the staff was …
I was put in here for a month over the summer. I self harmed myself while in the hospital and I had to beg my counselor to see my parents because I self harmed. A week later I was released… Does that make any sense? I self harmed so then …
My rating of the facility dropped from a 5 to a 2 in the last week after my son was discharged. My son, is a special needs child. He has TBI, so finding a facility that could help adjust his meds was more than challanging! His councilor was …
I took my 75 year old dad to the hospital for an evaluation for his Alzheimer’s. His physical health was good when he went in. One month later they released him, and he was so sick he could hardly walk. I had to take him to another …
My son is there now. He has deteriorated to the point he can barely speak, eat or walk unless being led. He went from 5 meds at home to 13 that last time they answered my question. In fear for my son life at this point. He could simply …
I wouldn’t send my dog for treatment here. Avoid at all costs. Incompetent management that don’t take responsibility for mistakes. You’ll be lucky if your loved one doesn’t leave worse off than they went in.
This place is the worst. Don’t send anyone you love here. My mother-in-law was sent here from a nursing home for “dementia care.” In less than 3 weeks, she lost over ten pounds. She fell at least once. Had multiple abrasions on her skin. …
I just wanna thank the faculty for having this place open. My daughter was 13 when she was there. Just a couple months ago… she was there for 6 months and the whole team was great. Not perfect but I’m sure they have a lot on their hands and …
If I could have done no stars that would have been the rating. My father walked in this facility talking, joking, feeding himself. Three months later he can’t use his arms or legs, can’t feed himself, barely can hold a conversation. DO NOT …
Would give zero stars if I could. The doctor keeps people without giving any of the legal notices required by law. He attempted to give me a 1 month injection of resparidal despite the fact that resparidal has received recall notices and …
By far one of the worst places to work or recieve treatment. They will lie to their employees and mistreat patients. No functioning security cameras on their units and complete negligence from management which has resulted in patient injuries. Ive seen it first hand. Stay far away.
Not sure the title of the lady named Sally, but she is a very unprofessional discharge planner who was not only rude to me and my nurse, but she also hung up on us numerous times. I wanted to file a grievance with the clinical director, but I had to leave a message only to never get a returned call back.
Do NOT work here. They offer a sign on bonus of 2000 in 2 payments one at 30 days and 1 at 90 days. If you are fired at all within a year of being hired they will make you reimberse that sign on bonus by denying your final paycheck. The …
Dr. Morten and staff are phenomenal! Oklahoma is truly blessed to have such a caring facility! They’ve made the hugest positive impact on my sisters life!
Rolling hills was a seemingly good place until something happened and Amy Walton gets involved and starts lying about what you say. She called first off with an attitude and then made false official statements about what “I” said. She …
I cant thank everyone enough at Rolling Hills. Any questions or concerns we had the techs, nurses, and therapist was there. We got weekly updates, we were notified if there was any change in behavior and they called for approval on any …
Our mother, Joyce, was referred to Rolling Hills in Ada for a rapid onset of dementia that changed our gentle, sweet mom into an aggressive, uncooperative spitfire. This continued for the first couple of weeks at Rolling Hills while they …