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Lifestream Behavioral Center
1.6 (14 reviews)Umatilla, FL
Assisted Living in Umatilla, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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Lifestream Behavioral Center is a senior living community in Umatilla, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.
- Starting at
- $3,548/mo
- Care options
- 1 available
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24-hour supervision
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- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Cable
- Community-sponsored activities
- Coordination with health care providers
- Diabetes diet
- Fully furnished
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Move-in coordination
- Scheduled daily activities
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement (medical)
- Transportation to doctors appointments
- Wifi
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“Update: I see the other reviews, and I cannot speak for the current situation. My daughter was at OTPR for 9 months in 2016, came home in January 2017. Was she “all better”? By no means, no! It takes time to work through the habits (suicidal and cutting). HOWEVER, my daughter is now 23. She is doing incredibly better, no bad…”
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Monthly rates starting at
$3,548 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,548 |
| One bedroom | $4,257 |
Resident & family reviews
1.6 · 14 reviewsOTPR was the worst group home ever. I never got treated right and I always got bullied. Even when I told the staff they never did anything. The only people who really helped me was Ms. Gwen and Ms. Raven
I just left there not even a week ago and I have to say... worse group home ever. There were a few nice staff. Mrs Gwen, Mrs Peggy, and Mrs Raven. I had a behavioral problem and was physically aggressive because the whole time I was there I was being treated unfairly and I was being disrespected. I threw a phone at the program manager and she flipped on me. She put me in a restraint and one of the staff held me by my neck on the wall. I kept screaming that I couldnt breathe, but they wouldn't let go. I personally think that if you can not handle the stress of working there you dont need to be…
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I just left there not even a week ago and I have to say... worse group home ever. There were a few nice staff. Mrs Gwen, Mrs Peggy, and Mrs Raven. I had a behavioral problem and was physically aggressive because the whole time I was there I was being treated unfairly and I was being disrespected. I threw a phone at the program manager and she flipped on me. She put me in a restraint and one of the staff held me by my neck on the wall. I kept screaming that I couldnt breathe, but they wouldn't let go. I personally think that if you can not handle the stress of working there you dont need to be around children. They kicked me out with no place to go. Luckily I found a place. I just want you to know, if you are looking for a place for your child to go, do not send them here. They will thank you ahead of time. I know a lot of people dont look at the reviews but I feel this is necessary to share. Have a great day
I have many things to say about this place. This place is actually terrible. It is not a healthy environment for anybody who is trying to "adapt to the real world" I got there august 20th, 2024, five days before my birthday. I was kicked out after attempting to commit suicide in late July. Apparently too many baker acts. This place is just smoke and mirrors when you do the interview. They make it seem like it's helpful, but when you get there, and you're there for a while, they start to treat you like another mentally ill person rather than someone who's just trying to get on with the day.…
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I have many things to say about this place. This place is actually terrible. It is not a healthy environment for anybody who is trying to "adapt to the real world" I got there august 20th, 2024, five days before my birthday. I was kicked out after attempting to commit suicide in late July. Apparently too many baker acts. This place is just smoke and mirrors when you do the interview. They make it seem like it's helpful, but when you get there, and you're there for a while, they start to treat you like another mentally ill person rather than someone who's just trying to get on with the day. Staff we're constantly rude minus like.. three of them.. (Ms. Peggy, Ms. Brenda and Ms. Gwen.) Very passive aggressive, and definitely not good to talk to. The program director of OTPR told staff members that if we needed to talk to someone, we were not allowed to talk to them in private, and we were also not allowed to talk to the therapist, even in crisis if it was not out scheduled day. The food company that was provided by lifestream is DIABOLICAL. Food was usually never finished cooking or was HORRIBLY overcooked. Apparently as long as it fit the bare minimum of nutrition, it was good enough. Also, they never handled bullying or harassment properly, and if you had an issue with a resident, it somehow managed to get out to that said resident. That's because the staff told them. Way to make living there borderline intolerable. All in all, this place was terrible, and if you made a staff not like you, you would KNOW because they love to treat you differently from everybody else. 19 dollars a week, half the time it was never given to us because program director was either "too busy" or she just felt we didn't deserve it. She also hardly ever worked her full shifts, so by the time we came home from school, she was already gone and out the door. This place sucks. Don't send your child here unless you want them to come out acting like an animal that was locked in a cage.
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Terrible, awful, just the worst. And addicts and alcoholics in need are shipped there every day from all surrounding hospitals in Lake County as if the place can actually do any good.
I was there awhile ago. The staff are not it they are super disrespectful and abusive even racist. If you dont finish your homework you stay up until you do. You miss dinner and you only get a piece of bread sometimes not even that. I seen two girls get in a fight one time and the staff just watched and laughed until they were done didn’t break it up at all. They are infested with lice and bed bugs there. I would not recommend it at all the therapist doesn’t listen to how you feel and when you do tell her she always judges and you get quiet time meaning in your room no food nothing the rest of the day
Update: I see the other reviews, and I cannot speak for the current situation. My daughter was at OTPR for 9 months in 2016, came home in January 2017. Was she “all better”? By no means, no! It takes time to work through the habits (suicidal and cutting). HOWEVER, my daughter is now 23. She is doing incredibly better, no bad happenings for since 2020, and even that was minor. Therapy, medication, living with other difficult kids… none of that is “the” solution. It takes time and firm continuous love and wisdom. OTPR was not perfect, but as the 7th (yes seventh) residential care situation, they did not close the door at 6 months and they believed that my daughter would get better. She’s past her teens, and she is doing awesome. 2016 - Our daughter has been at our turning point ranch for two months now, Who has regular suicidal tendencies since the age of 12. This is the first place that we've been to in four years with her that has been passionate and diligent to try to help her. Prior to OTPR, for almost 2 years she was on medicines That didn't seem to be helping her, yet the psychiatrists kept her on the drug. OTPR offered a genetic/DNA test and assessed her drug absorption based on her DNA. They found out that several drugs previously used before she came to OTPR not only doesn't work with her, but the side effects still happen! Thanks to OTPR's psychiatrist, we are starting to see improvement for our daughter. UPDATE: 9/2018 - First, this is delayed as My daughter left the facility in January 2017. However, I feel it is important to add a few small items. First OTPR didn't just cut us off after 6 months like the other 6 places did; they fought for time to get my daughter better. Further, the counselor was the only one who strategy worked - made my daughter think, dealt with confrontations. Last, yes, my daughter also complained about staff, but the staff is dealing with 6-8 "problem" teenage girls (not co-ed) every day - they have to manage exaggerations, lies, manipulations, defiance, etc. constantly. In my eyes, they did what they had to do. Firmly and consistently. Cliff
Abuseive and staff do not care for kids or there mental health problems
I was there for a few months. Before I went there I never had any suicidal tendencies. A couple months there and I started cutting. I would run away with my arms and legs torn up from the shards of glass I used to cut myself with. I was baceracted every couple of days. Do not send children here.
What families highlight
- compassionate individual staff members
- effective counseling by select therapists
- pharmacogenetic-informed medication adjustments
- evidence of clinical improvement for some residents
- staff advocacy and persistence on behalf of residents
Highlights summarized from community reviews.