Haven Behavioral Hospital - Dayton - - Oceans Healthcare
Behavioral and Mental Health • Kettering, OH • Since 2004
About
Oceans Healthcare is a growing behavioral health provider that operates inpatient and outpatient facilities across nine states, including Haven Behavioral Hospital locations. In 2025, Oceans completed the acquisition of Haven Behavioral Healthcare, expanding its footprint with Haven facilities into additional states and markets. Oceans emphasizes high-quality care with CMS and The Joint Commission performance metrics, and it operates a companywide electronic health records system. The combined organization now includes Haven under Oceans Behavioral Hospital and Haven Behavioral Hospital brands, enhancing access to behavioral health services for the communities served. If you’re looking for specific details about Haven Behavioral Hospital in Dayton/Kettering, Ohio, this page notes the acquisition and broader Oceans footprint but does not provide Dayton-specific facility info.
Clinic Type
Behavioral and Mental Health
Address
1 Elizabeth Pl, 9th floor, Dayton, OH 45417
Phone
937.234.0102
communications@oceanshealthcare.com
Opening Hours
24/7 (Referrals accepted 24/7)
Emergency Care
Hospital-based inpatient care for crisis stabilization
Services Offered
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Team
Insurance & Payment
Not specified beyond list of plans accepted; verify for exact in-network status
Languages Spoken
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FAQs
What services does Haven Behavioral Hospital – Dayton provide?
The hospital provides comprehensive behavioral health care, from hospital-based treatment when safety and structure are needed most to structured therapy programs that support continued recovery and balance.
Who is the target population for inpatient care?
Hospital-level care for older adults and adults with acute behavioral or psychiatric symptoms that require a safe, structured inpatient setting.
Is referrals accepted 24/7?
Yes, referrals are accepted 24/7.
What insurance plans are accepted?
Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and most private health insurance plans.
What does inpatient admission entail?
A 24/7 hospital-based program providing a safe, structured environment for short-term crisis stabilization, focusing on safety, medical evaluation, and planning for post-discharge treatment.
What does the treatment during admission include?
Daily clinical oversight, medication management, therapeutic groups, and coordinated planning for next steps.
Who is the Chief Medical Officer?
Dr. David Rubin, Chief Medical Officer.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: negative
- TrustReviewers.com: 2.4 out of 5 stars (42 reviews)
Patients praise
- some patients report feeling treated with care and respect by specific staff members
- night shift noted as being more engaging by some individuals
Common complaints
- poor communication with staff and management
- concerns about facility conditions (e.g., worn furniture, cleanliness)
- reports of staff favoritism among patients
- perceived unprofessionalism or lack of responsiveness from staff
- concerns regarding medication management and patient safety protocols
"The communication was horrible. There was not one time that my scheduled meeting time was at the correct time."
— Yelp"It was okay, the staff and doctors would play favorites. The thing I enjoyed most was the food, they restricted me from going to the cafeteria bc of my outbursts but allowed other people that displayed worst behaviors."
— Indeed.com"If you have an ounce of love for the person run as far as you can from this place."
— TrustReviewers.comSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More behavioral and mental health clinics in Kettering
Kettering Health is a nonprofit health system based in Kettering, Ohio, founded in 1964. It operates hospitals, clinics, stand-alone emergency departments, and Kettering College, with about 3.8k employees (and over 12k across the system in earlier notes) and revenue around $2.2B. The organization emphasizes Christ-centered care and health, healing, and hope, and originated from the 1999 merger of Kettering Medical Center and Grandview Medical Center. The network was renamed Kettering Health in 2021; most hospitals were renamed accordingly, with Soin Hospital as a notable exception. It includes the Kettering Health Medical Group (formerly Kettering Physician Network). Locations include 11 offices in the United States, primarily in Ohio (HQ at 3535 Southern Blvd., Kettering, OH 45429) and nearby cities such as Troy, Miamisburg, Xenia, and Washington Township. For specific services like behavioral health, you may want to visit ketteringhealth.org or contact their main lines (e.g., 937-395-3963) for behavioral/medical center details.
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