I'm sorry for not updating in a while. I've gone down hard with MS--
But parents still need to know this facility tested my son where a doctor in their own records said to talk to the mother about concerns about medication interactions as the potential cause of some of the problems.
Not only did they not talk to me about what turned out to be dangerous interactions, they increased it, and my son became worse. After removing him from their day treatment program early I took him to a doctor who caught the interaction immediately and saved my son from further distress, but may have also saved his life. The interaction one of their doctors warned them of, but the other increased had the potential to cause only worse, erratic behaviors, but it had the potential to cause seratonin syndrome, a potentially fatal outcome.
They Minnesota state ombudsman caught them duplicating records in my sons charts and other severe documentation concerns.
They were caught in a lie by telling the Attorney General they had told me some billing information early on, and I produced a voice mail from Prairie Care contradicting that statement.
Their billing was wildly different from what I was told so I filed a complaint with the better business bureau, Prairie Care, not the oasis it claims to be cared for the adult at the BBB by not responding.
Overall, all this time and life changes later-- remember ... prairie care is for profit.
They profit from your children. They profit from filling spaces. They profit from the care they provide. They profit from using new doctors.
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