I spent 48 days at River Oaks and I am forever grateful for the doctors and staff! They have…read morechanged my life in a way that I never thought possible. I feel like ME again.. I feel ALIVE again!! My therapist, Marlene, Dr. Camile Santarpio and psychiatrist Laylani went above and beyond! They gave me the life that I always dreamed of!! The therapists leading the groups by Olivia, Rob, Karah, Andrea, Bethany, and Shannon were so powerful and safe spaces.. and that helped me work through so much of my trauma. They also renewed my faith in doctors, one that had been killed by so many doctors in my past 22 years of chronic illness and chronic pain. The support staff, Laurel, Zella, Terry, Danielle, Taneisha, Haleigh, Tarjei and Thomas, always went above and beyond their call of duty to do whatever they could to help.. and I'm so grateful for them! Originally I was only going to stay for detox and I kept prolonging my stay because I could see and feel the difference it was making within me. I will forever speak their praises!! Currently 69 days sober and a lifetime to go!! p.s. so grateful for the housekeepers, Rosie and Milagros for being like my aunties throughout my stay. Also the cafeteria staff, Kiara and Karla for being amazing and taking care of dietary restrictions due to my ileostomy. They're amazing!! The campus is also in a beautiful location where you can enjoy the beautiful outdoors! I miss it everyday!

This place is an absolute nightmare. The staff barely know how to work the computers and system and…read moreare constantly getting medications wrong. People detoxing from alcohol or benzos are having seizures left and right because the doctors and nurses are getting meds wrong. My friend who just left was sent home with a mislabeled bottle of her medication filled with ibuprofen instead of the vistaril (which was also wrong) that was on the label. Treatment assistants are ill-equipped to handle most conflicts and staff are constantly lying to the clients. For example, I agreed with my case manager to discharge from treatment on the 20th, but they told me on the morning of the 20th that my stay is being extended to the 21st because 'too many people are discharging on the 21st for us to handle so that might be why you were pushed back.' Try to find the logic in that statement. Doctors will actively avoid you if you need something and are trying to find them; I asked one to see her, she said maybe, and I knocked on her door twice. She then opened the door with her work bag in hand trying to get away from me. I politely reminded her that I needed to talk to her, then she sighed and sat me down. Case managers here will tell you that they need to talk to you, then proceed to refuse to talk to you. It's poorly run by higher-ups, they cut costs in every way possible. They claim to do PHP and IOP services but those were cut and they have not taken it off the website, which I am assuming is because they want to draw people in. If you're looking for 90-day treatment because they advertise it on their website, then I hate to break it to you, but they DO NOT do that anymore. The whole 'executive-chef prepared meals' thing is a lie, 90% of their food is cheap shit that comes in boxes and bags. They don't really do outdoor activities, like they advertise. They don't do excursions. The whole twelve-step walking path thing that they say they have is gone. The gym is under-equipped and you'd be lucky to find two dumbbells of the same weight. If you came here years ago and loved the amenities, they're probably all gone. The beds are comfortable, at least. However, if you use a towel to shower and hang it up, cleaning staff will take and not replace it. One time I had to dry myself off with my own clothes because they didn't replace the towels and I was on my fourth day without a shower (not by choice, mind you). The treatment assistant was bewildered that I would do such a thing, but I had no other option. They lock you out of your rooms from 8:30 to 4:30 and will not let you back in for ANY reason. If you need to grab something important or lay down because you're feeling off, tough shit. They even took the couches out of the lounge in the schoolhouse building because people occasionally used them to sleep. They took the piano out of the music room for unknown reasons, and just removed the drum kit for, again, unknown reasons. There was a client here groping women and it took the complaints of about 10 clients, and eventually a fistfight, for them to kick him out. Many of the group leaders are not qualified; some are condescending and some spit the same platitudes at you every day. A 'therapist' that actually only has a counseling certificate forged records that the saw one of my friends for three therapy sessions when they had actually never even met. Some 'doctors' do not even have the certifications to call them that but they still call them doctors. Knowing what I know now, I would only come here if I had nowhere else to go. If you can find another treatment facility that takes your insurance, I'd advise you go there instead.

Things are so much better with the changes. Efficient,…read morethrough, friendly, they act like they care. Where before everyone seemed extremely unhappy just going through the motions.

I just had a check up with Dr. Amanda Dalley. Everyone was great. Dr. dailey spent time with me…read morediscussing my blood test results, my overall health, and my diet issues. I am very please with the services I receive at this office.

I will not even give this place a rating because it is so low…read more Not only are they short staffed, one or two of the aid staff are totally lazy and could care less about the residents they are supposed to take care of. To boot management doesn't care! In the memory care unit, they serve a lot of chicken breasts on-the-bone as lunch and dinner meals There are no knives (butter as with a normal place setting). The reidents look at the meal in the dish as there is no way to cut it into edible pieces. The chicken is usually covered with a sauce or gravy and they can not even pick it up. Many leave the table without eating! Mgm't has seen it, and still does nothing. The aids sit there and see this without helping the residents to eat. ADF would be a more suitable title. Assisted Dying Facility.

My 92 year old mother has been a resident for almost a year now. I am surprised by the negative…read morereviews, as I've found the staff to be warm, caring, and competent. That said, with any facility you must be present often and you must continue to advocate for your relative's needs. The communication with doctors and nurses who see the residents regularly is done through an online portal. The medical staff is responsive and always on top of everything. As to cleanliness, I have never ever seen a bug anywhere and they do their best with any 'odors' which can occur from time to time in any facility which cares for residents of this age and incapacity. One star off for the staffing levels, they do emphasize they're not a 1:1 facility which I understand. However, this heightens the risk to residents in general, especially if they are a fall risk. This situation is tough on families and they do offer regular support group meetings for relatives.

It has taken me some time to write this review, as my mom passed away here at the end of 2023, and…read morethe feelings of grief are still somewhat fresh. Most of the staff here are caring and compassionate. However, one of the intake counselors was very cold, insensitive, and made for a poor experience in a dark time for our family. I do understand the need for transparency, but telling family members your loved one is being discharged because they basically lasted too long here alive was distressing and unprofessional. Yes, you have policies, and yes, you go through them upon arrival. But my guess is many people trying to navigate the impending loss of a loved one are hardly going to remember everything they are presented with upon arrival at hospice. Several of us, including a pastor, kept dodging the low cabinets with dangerous corners near the patients' beds. The pastor did hit his head while praying over our mom. One day, I had to go to the ER because I cut my head on the cabinet, so beware of these sharp, low corners. You would think there would at least be caution sign or bright tape on them! The bright spots were the beauty and peacefulness of this place, and we also appreciated being able to sleep overnight in our mom's comfortable room. Thank you to the staff who cared for our mom until the very end. It is just a shame not all of the staff was as compassionate. I hope this review will help those contemplating bringing their loved one here.

During a trying time of needing hospice care, for a love one. I can't sing the praises of Sun City…read moreCenter Hospice House enough. Compassionate care for sure.

I saw Dr. Philippe for my three-month check-up and to review my blood work. He is always very…read moreinformative and takes the time to explain everything clearly. He makes recommendations he believes will benefit my health and has a very pleasant bedside manner. The office is a state-of-the-art facility, always clean and organized, and the staff is fantastic from the moment you walk in. Angela greets everyone with a smile and is always hands-on and professional. I highly recommend this doctor's office to anyone looking for a primary care physician. Jonathan G.

They only card about the money ,They prescribed the wrong medicine. try to put all of the patients…read moreon Medicare it mae them more money. And was yold old people don;t feel pain .

We had a little hiccup at first but it was resolved. If you coming with government insurance? Get…read moreready to jump on the insurance butt n your current doctor. I had to jump on both of mine because this place sent them paperwork to fill months ago n they were still slacking. After the mixed up it went smoothly. Staff is welcoming. I left out im trans by accident. So they didn't expect a madam rolling in lol no drama just a couple giggles n paperwork. The specialist was very informed n educated. She game so much info to process. I chose to do the blood work in their office to speed thong up. The blood technician was gorgeous and very kind. I was to distracted to care about the needles n blood gushing out. Didn't even feel the peck n pull. Phenomenal staff all over. Today was my last visit. The specialist gave me a long and very educated consultation and review of the lab tests results. I am so glad i don't have SLE! Yay!! I can go back to wearing bikinis n fishing! Obviously responsibly. I am so blessed n wish many wonderful blessings to this rheumatologist group! They are freaking amazing!! Huge HUGE heads up; be there on time. They do have big penalties for no call no shows. Be there 30mins early just in case. You will be rescheduled n charged monetary fee's so just show ip early. I was about 30min early cuz that's how i roll with medical appointments. Bring all your medical records with you. It helps things move faster. Thank you for reading and have a blessed day!

I've been a patient for 2yrs and have BC/BS PPO insurance. For 2yrs no problem Dr. Reddy was in…read morethe network. This past week I received a Explanation of Benefits from BC/BS that Dr. Reddy dropped out of network with no notice. The bills from May would not be paid, over $6000.00 I left many message via the patient portal, voice mail to all of the options over a week ago NO ONE has called me back. I am now trying to get my medical records to find a new doctor and cancel all my appointments. Up until this serious problem I would not recommend this practice. Guess I am going to make a trip to the Riverview office and try not to get upset talking with staff for lack of response to my messages.

She not only help me and has guided me into better health with the health issues .. she has…read moreadjusted and has kept my dog in alignment. I have referred her to many who love her work and knowledge. The office personal are awesome and very knowledgeable.

Dr Haverfield is very knowledgeable in not only chiropractics but takes a holistic care to include…read morenutrition and gut health. She has been my chiro for 10 years this year and treated a number of issues from low back pain, to acute disc herniation, to tight hips from running, sinusitis, and IBS. She is skilled at assessment and making appropriate referrals. Her staff is as accommodating as they can be at last minute requests depending on the season. I recommend her to my friends and family all the time.

Dr. Jose Santana is a personal, caring, and thorough physician. He takes good care of me and has…read morefor seven years, pays attention and listens to my concerns, and makes excellent referrals to specialists as needed. His office is neat, friendly, and well managed. He is an outstanding primary care physician,

If you are looking to partner with this doctor, stay away he is very thin-skinned. Also it seems…read morethe practice schedules many patients at once leaving you waiting for too long of a time. I understand he is young, he wants to make money. Not the doctor my mom needs, to say the least. My mom who is 90 years old was his patient until today. Today, she received a letter from him stating she would no longer be his patient. She was a patient from 1/7/2016 to present. It all started because I questioned his interest in treating geriatric patients. My mom was feeling very tired and dizzy for a few days. I called his office relaying this information, asking about the previous blood work results. And asking his office that he call me directly. I never got to speak to him but I did get to speak to his assistant who told me she could not find the results of the last blood work! I did make a comment about my concern that the practice appeared not interested in geriatric cases. You see my mom has many serious conditions involving her heart and lungs. These conditions require constant monitoring to help keep her remain comfortable and to avoid hospitalizations. I then made an appointment so he could evaluate her. When we attended the appointment instead of asking me about the matter, he was brief and brusque and finally asked me about it. I went on to tell me what had happened and I could tell he was still bothered. Bothered by what: that his assistant couldn't provide me with test information; bothered that I had called into question his interest in treating geriatric patients; or just bothered that a lay person wanted more information from the many tests he ordered? I believe he is just a mediocre doctor who happens to be thin-skinned.