Resource & Crisis Center
About
Common Ground is a Michigan-based crisis services organization providing 24/7 mental health support through crisis intervention, behavioral health urgent care, and counseling services. The organization has been serving the state for more than 50 years and is nationally recognized as one of the most comprehensive crisis service agencies in the country.
Capacity
16 residents
Phone
(800) 231-1127Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Care Services
- Behavioral Health
- Medication Management
Ratings & Reviews
3.0
out of 5
Based on 112 reviews
Reviews (112)
Showing the 50 most recent of 112 reviews from Google
Faith Flasch
While in there staff claimed the girl never had a seizure when she did, traumatized me beyond repair, staff were rude, stole my vape, wanted to keep me from my family after in a safe house, screamed at me, worst place for people in crisis genuinely disgusting plus the beds were plastic and I couldn’t sleep
Ms Robinson
It is incredibly frustrating to reach out for support and get met with total silence. I sent an email asking for help with services before coming up here, and nobody ever bothered to respond. Based on my experience and looking at other reviews, it seems like people here aren't doing their jobs. What are they getting paid for if they’re just sitting there and not answering emails from the community? When you're a resource center meant to help people in need, ignoring inquiries is completely unacceptable. They need to start being accountable and actually earn their paychecks by helping the people who reach out to them.
Ethan Martin
If your vegan don't come here they have no organic vegan food you'll starve for days also they won't give you your meds either
Violet Grates
i came here not knowing what was going on with me and you guys genuinely saved my life and everyone i met there was so sweet!!
Lotuss
Majority of the people who work in oacis are very rude and short whenever you ask for help or ask a question. They sit and gossip and chit chat with each other all their whole shifts and will ignore you when you greet them. Dead eyed and flat. Just what a person in crisis needs, right? Not. I’m currently here and have been sitting in a small white room for almost 28 hours waiting to get into cru.