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A place for people that need the occasional hand up in tough times. Very friendly, warm hearted people work here that understand tough times do occur.

Eileen Long is a fantastic therapist. She and I found our common ground immediately in our first session. She is a seasoned military advocate as am I. I am also a veteran. I see her for my depressive disorder and she is familiar with and is well trained in the many varied symptoms and outward characterizations of the disease. She knows how to therapeutically bring my stress level down within an hour and teaches me coping skills to get me through till our next session. Compassionate, kind and knowledgeable are gifts you'll find in Eileen Long. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Anita May

Took my mother here today. After waiting almost 2 hours to see him, Dr Spears refused to shake hands. He stated that he didn't want anyone to squeeze his hands too tightly and break any bones. He proceeded to tell my mom that the pain she was experiencing was because she was old. He talked down to her like she wasn't capable of understanding him. When she asked a question to get some clarification, Dr. Spears sighed and said that he had already tried to explain things in the most basic way possible so that she could understand. Also, as he talked at us, his voice kept getting louder. I'm sure everyone in the waiting room could hear. I have never been treated so poorly. Would not recommend this doctor to anyone. Stay away!

Well from what I understand these days about New Horizons that gets individuals with mental illnesses out into the community and helps find resources. Most love it. But, I speak from working there in the 90's. Horrible, nasty were they're structured living homes. One time I stepped in to get my pay check. One cliant was very upset. She was being denied her PRN pain meds. I checked her meds and what she'd been given and she had been refused pain medication since that person came on shift. So I gave her what she needed. I called senior staff once I had left but long story short. I got in trouble for coming in and not on the clock. This was never been a problem before. When time to write me up they expected me to sign it. I refused because it was not against employee policy. So until they made it against policy then I will never sign it. So later I was given a choice to quit or be fired. I quit instead. My employment there became redundant. Nothing I did was ever good for enough. But the health department could have easily closed at least on of the homes out of 2 in j.c., mo alone. This is not saying much about they're care of clients.

I don't care to share details but he is a very good doctor.

There is noone or medical facility that has the passion, time, respect, kindness, understanding (I could go on) that Dr Warbritton has or gives. He is surrounded with a great partner, is fortunate to have the best RPN's and RN's. To complete this amazing Doctor is the support staff. They are the best at what they do which is a lot including make you feel cared for as soon as you walk in the door. As much blood as I have drawn I never feel a pinch and enjoy the conversations and caring that comes with each draw. It's been 16 years and at one time I didn't know if I would make it but Dr. Warbritton and everyone in this office saved my life. They keep me going every day along with my family which From time I walk in the front door to the time I walk out I am happy regardless how sick I maybe. I have never seen them treat anyone who comes in treated any different.

I am waiting for my wife and asked to have channel changed to Fox news. They would not do it.