Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital

King Jesus

Everything here is terrible! The staff here aren't even that good and the food here is awful!

Lauren L

Please call before you go! Visits must now be scheduled in advance. Restrictions on allowed items has become fanatical and the culture of the administration is just weird. Unfriendly and paranoid. If your loved one is in a psych hospital you already have enough problems. Employees should treat loved ones well. You are a team. I hope they get their heads out of their...

Matt Blake

This place is a really nice hospital. The units are huge, the patients can roam around freely in the units and downstairs to the "Downtown" common area. Granted everyone in the area are talking to themselves and extremely sedated and to get anywhere you walk through about five locked doors, the care is really good. If your loved ones can't function on the outside they are safe in this place. Also the nurse that escorted me out of the unit and building (B3) was very nice and she was good looking as hell lol. Obviously no one wants to get sent to such a secure building but if your going to spend a few years/forever there, you'll be taken care of if you can't function in the real world. Only complaint I have was the women answering the phones seemed so burnt out from probably always repeating herself.

r a-g

Thanks to greedy corporate interests, most of the unique 19th century buildings in this hospital complex that has been listed on the national register of historic places were allowed to fall into disrepair and then "redeveloped" (translation: demolished and replaced with new construction) a few years ago. It is an outrage that the fate of so many of America's historic treasures is determined by the bottom lines of private enterprises. Due to the Worcester Hospital's blatant disregard for its history and our government's failure to intervene in its affairs, a chunk of Worcester's heritage is now gone forever.