The good reviews here make me think those are not actually patients of Suncoast. There was a time several years or so ago that Suncoast ran well and was incredibly helpful to people in need of care, treatment and respect, now it's a clinic that exasperates symptoms of the illnesses they are treating. It seems like most of the staff doesn't want to even deal with what they are there to do which is to treat patients with mental health disorders and be an advocate for them. Gaslighting and neglecting care to patients and downright emotional and mental abuse to people who cannot advocate for themselves has been happening too consistently for a few years now at this clinic. Please get it together.

This facility is VERY helpful and sympathetic with low income patients who need a lot of understanding, flexibility and accommodations for scheduling and mental health assistance. The Suncoast Center's office may not be fancy but it is VERY accommodating when a mental health patient forgets their appointment. You can show up and the staff will work to have someone see you that same day. If you need a different medication dose or if your prescription has run out, the staff at the facility will work with you so you can get your medication. Suncoast Center also provides financial assistance programs to low income patients. If you have low income, but don't have any health insurance, Suncoast Center can sign you up for low cost fees (around $10 payments for service appointments). Suncoast Center also offers free medicine via pharmaceutical company programs for low income patients. For example, certain effective, long acting, anti-psychotic injections are very expensive ($600 to $800 per injection) but if you qualify as low income and fill out the pharmaceutical program paperwork, you can get the effective medication for free. Suncoast Center provides a lot of helpful information to patients such as, law firms that help patients to get SSI Disability payments and paperwork assistance for patients with severe mental health issues to be removed from jury duty lists.

I'm currently at my breaking point with this facility. I have left a total of 4 voicemails inquiring about my medication, and I have YET to recieve ANY response from them. I have done my due diligence and have contacted my pharmacy and was informed that I need to contact the provider. It has been a bit over a month that I've gone without medication due to other circumstances that have come up out of this singular issue.