Weill Cornell Psychiatry NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center in White Plains, NY

Weill Cornell Psychiatry NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center

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White Plains, NYWeill Cornell Psychiatry NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center21 Bloomingdale Rd White Plains, NY 10605

Weill Cornell Psychiatry NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center is a Practice with 1 Location. Currently Weill Cornell Psychiatry NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center's 197 physicians cover 17 specialty areas of medicine.

RATINGS AND REVIEWS

Weill Cornell Psychiatry NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health Center Rating

4 REVIEWs

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"Nyp is not a benevolent health care provider, it is a ruthless corporate predator with millions that goes into protecting and promoting their brand. The army of high powered corporate suits, millions in donations, and Ivy League affiliations lend to NYP's massive superiority complex. They genuinely believe they are above everyone and everything including the law. It's all part of their brand. "

January 30, 2024

"Staff are so busy focused on their own benefits, promotions, personal advancement, and vacation times they can't be bothered with patients. "

January 7, 2024

""The New York Presbyterian Hospital network has rampant abuse because the staff has been informed that they can do anything they want and the hospital will always take their side, always cover for them, and always "have their backs." This accounts for an insane level of abuse and misconduct along with an unrelenting arrogance and narcissism of nearly all who work at New York Presbyterian hospitals. ..."

December 31, 2023

"New York Presbyterian - Westchester Behavioral Health center is an example of corporate greed at its worst. Everything and everyone is bought and paid for. The reason everyone is so arrogant is they know they can do whatever they want and the administration will cover for them. The abuses against patients are overwhelming but a prerequisite for working here is being part of "the team". Teamwork here ..."