Monte Nido Manhattan

3.2
12 reviews
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Medical TreatmentsMental Health ClinicMental Health Service
Monte Nido Manhattan is an eating disorder day treatment program for adolescents and adults of all genders. Located in Midtown near Bryant Park, we offer partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs for all eating disorder diagnoses including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, ARFID, OSFED, as well as co-occurring disorders.

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Monte Nido Manhattan
437 5th Avenue, New York, NY
10016, United States

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  • ER
    Emilie Ratajczak
    Oct 29, 2025
    1.0
    Worst place ever
  • AU
    Anon User
    Aug 15, 2025
    3.0
    My experience at Monte Nido Manhattan was almost great if not for a relatively major issue. The team at the center is made up of several RC’s to help with tasks around the center, a few therapists and dietician's with one of each assigned to each patient, and finally an NP and one psychiatrist that sees everyone. The current Psychiatrist, Dr. Gupta is completely unfit to practice on patients with eating disorders. He has no understanding of the sensitivity needed to work with these groups and has said absolutely appalling things to several patients myself included. On top of this, he is seemingly insistent that everyone he sees is showing clear bipolar symptoms despite many having been cleared by professionals for years. The rest of the team at Monte Nido is amazing, and outside of my raised issues it was an extremely helpful experience, sadly I cannot recommend the program at this time.
  • JL
    joelle levine
    Oct 29, 2020
    1.0
    Was ok in the begging. Then rules that they supposedly put into place were never reinforced at all. They say that you are not supposed to be drinking out of cups that are not clear but other clients as well as staff were and they seemed to only target me. The director, Kelsey, and my therapist Lauren were not understanding or empathetic towards me at all. They said many things without thinking when I mentioned in the very beginning of treatment that I would be having a full time job and working. They constantly asked me in a blunt, non nurturing matter to switch my shifts when I asked for many extensions at work. I couldn’t switch in the snap of a finger. When I tried to compromise with them to allow me to drive to work during the break- mind you this is a virtual program and my store is 10 minutes away- they wouldn’t let me. They never apologized for making me feel targeted rather than supported by staff. Being targeted is a big trigger in my eating disorder. Also if I ever came late due to uncontrolled circumstances I would get pulled into a breakout room and be scolded meanwhile they are allowed to come 5, 10, even 40 minutes late to sessions and also I would be subject to a fee of 200 dollars which I don’t have laying around for multiple payments, I mean they should have things put into place if these rules are supposedly enforced. But apparently not. As for the coffee- I explained I get really bad headaches and coffee kills the headache- I was supposed to get approval from the NP and the director, Kelsey, was supposed to tell her about that. She never did. She never responds to emails either and she just non chalantly replies oh I forgot or I don’t read emails after a certain time. So unprofessional and rude in terms of being a director. Also another therapist started targeting me about drinking out of a mug in the zoom chat and I explained I felt targeted in the chat. I was frustrated and tried to imply that by responding back and she explained that I should be discussing this in individual rather than group- when she start in the first place. If they want rules they should be inflicted on everyone. Despite me telling staff 3 days ahead of time about an emergency broiler repair, surprise they didn’t listen and wanted me to violate other people’s privacy and Wanted me to have the repair man listen to the zoom session and because I didn’t do that I was discharged from the program because I missed a session that I was supposed to have that I didn’t even know about. They gave me a contract and it say I can only have 2 abscenses I did have 2 the contract said nothing about missing individual sessions. So unprofessional, so privillaged Also left a message about these issues to the regional director and I never got a call back. Will be making calls to my insurance to request charge backs what a waste of time, so much for going to a place where u are supposed to be validated and understood - they also just kicked me out with no after plan too 11-1-20- Edit after response from Monte nido: Why would I attempt to contact you if you had multiple chances to respond and never did and now because of a public review you wanna make it seem like you care. You know who I am and you can actually return one of my phone calls or emails.
  • AC
    Allyson C
    Jun 17, 2020
    5.0
    I would recommend this program. The RCs were helpful and facilitated meaningful relationships with my fellow clients.
  • N9
    nikkidicky 9423
    Jan 29, 2020
    1.0
    Unfortunately it's not like other MN experiences the staff doesn't really stick to MN philosophy Laurel Hill though wow they saved me!!!

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