Watched someone OD in front of me while staff scra...

Watched someone OD in front of me while staff scrambled to call 911. It was early morning and no traffic on the road so ambulance got there quickly. But what if they hadnt arrived when they did? They dont have any paramedics or medical staff working here at any given time of the day or night. And the naloxone that is supposed to be readily available is not. This is a dangerous facility. Also at night there is only a single staff member present for the entire facility. An untrained ex addict wanders around "keeping tabs on things". They charge an arm and a leg for someone to be here and honestly apart from the food, which contrary to the rest of the facility is actually good, the prices being charged to admit someone into treatment here is overboard. And unrealistic for most people. The more money you have the better service you get. Fact.