Every hospital is different.

I've been to two different hospitals and one residential treatment center so far.

The first one wasn't that nice. The patients and staff were kind of mean, and they put you on a diet. The residency was kind of rigid, the floors were hard and all you had were bare walls, a desk and chair that you couldn't pick up, and these cot like beds. Some patients bullied each other, and some staff didn't really seem to like their job.

The second one was a lot nicer. Nicer staff and patients. Plenty of activities to do throughout the day. Oh, and you could choose the food you wanted to eat if you had high privileges down in the cafeteria. I asked the doctor if they could put me on a diet because I was shocked to find out that I weighed 113 lbs (really underweight for my size). So I gained weight after eating mixed nuts, peanut butter, wheat cookies, yogurt, cheese sticks, ice cream and granola bars. The patients really supported each other and strived to get better. I personally enjoyed being around the staff.