Porter-Starke Services

Pss is violating ppls rights the case management keeps calling my mom and harrassing me. They think they can justify the fact, saying my mom mom is my guardian. My payeeship was even changed. I don't have money to pay bills. They need to shut the place down before they infere in anybody else's lives. They need to sued for a medical malpractice. I have been forced to take a shot for years. The staff tend to involve law enforcement with services. Pss is not a healthy place for ppl.

I went into this place for emergency services because I was cutting. They said because I'm not suicidal and haven't cut in two weeks that they can't do anything for me. They said the best thing that they could do was give me therapy. They made me feel like no one could help me or do anything. Also they always are canceling my appointments and they are always running late.; This is a place that I recommend not going to. I am also a fourteen year old. They should be doing a lot more to be helping me.

This organization is compassionate! Thank you for helping me into sobriety and out of alcohol and drugs!

I will be definitely finding my son a new doctor after this week. Two days of no meds. Thank you Dr. Goldstein! Not again! You can kiss my a$$! I'm done!

saw Dr. Goldstein as a minor from the age of 11 until well into early adulthood. moved out of the area, left his care. not the primary reason for the scathing review, but keep note of this.nnstarted care with Dr. Reed at the Marram Behavioral Health center in Hebron, working with and through porter starke. Dr. Reed then relocated to the primary porter starke facility on Wall Street in Valpo. Apparently, in this transfer from Marram Health Center to the primary facility, any and all information regarding me, my past visits, my medication, my mental health history, EVERYTHING, has been completely lost. No records from Dr. Reed in Marram. No records from my 7 plus years in Dr. Goldstein's care as a child and adolescent. I suffer from frequent suicidal ideation and depressive episodes, and these instances get noticeably worse without medication. Asked the nurse if there was a chance I could get a refill on my medication (non-controlled, by the way. literally just prozac) because admissions wasn't answering to help me get a new patient profile set up. Was told unceremoniously that there was nothing she could do in spite of my having a prescription filled 3 WEEKS AGO with refills provided by a doctor ACTIVELY WORKING AT THEIR FACILITY. Luckily, my general nurse practitioner was very understanding and has refilled my medication until I can find a new provider.