Beautiful land tucked into Vista. Great for retreats and festivals and Bible studies. They have…read morerooms, hills to hike, prayer building, areas for various activities, pond with a huge swan, secure, there's a manned entrance and gate along with ppl who live on the property and care for it. Nice place to relax.

My son is in this program and has been for approximately 4 months. He is doing wonderful and I…read morehave seen a huge change in him physically and emotionally. He was in a very bad place when he entered Green Oak. It is Christian based and has worked wonders for my son. No more beating himself up for things he has done in the past. Yes there is a lock down period of two months - Yes you cannot have a phone while at the ranch. If you leave the premises you can take your phone for the day. You can work outside the facility after two months. There are random drug tests and when returning from a day out a breathalyzer test. As far as the food - no it is not great but edible. I don't know what people expect when you are paying $750 per month. You get a roof over your head - continual help and sober living. Classes for you to get sober & stay sober. Yes you do have some chores. When my son first arrived he would feed the goats, Tortes, peacock, horses and two pigs and one llama. Not hard work. Animals got fed twice a day and the goats 3x a day. There is also gate duty. He has been working the gate, teaching men how to study for their GED and has found purpose in his life again. It is learning that life is tough and there are restrictions in many things we do - but the rewards are priceless. My son may stay longer than the 9 months - and hopes to find out what he would like to do when his time is up to leave Green Oak. One Day At a Time. Thank you for Giving me My Son back.

I was at Village after a hip replacement and the doctors, nurses and staff there were really…read morehelpful and kind. They made my transition from hospital to home a breeze. Thank you, everyone! Rosie G.

This hospice company used to be owned by Regency Southern Care hospice. Each branch was allowed to…read moreretain automity and customize the branch to pt and employee needs within medicare guidelines-Since Gentiva Hospice has taken it over. There are strict policies that center around corporate demands for cost efficiency more than pt needs. Medicare is supposed to pay for pts to live out the end of thier life in a way that they deserve. But instead gentiva will take as much as they can and give the pt only what is absolutely necessary. The focus for the staff is now quantity of care much more than quality of care. A tight budget is maintained likely due lucrative yearly bonuses for management. Gentiva is a corporation that cares for thier bottom line more than the quality end of life care pts and families deserve. There is good reason why the branch lost half of their staff in just a few months. It is because of greed. I am writing this to make people aware before choosing this hospice as either a pt or for employment. I believe darkness should be exposed to light and honesty is always the best policy. Generosity and good pt care bring a good reputation which makes a business successful not strict policies and tight budgets, and lucrative bonuses. I would give a review of 1 if rating just the corporate policy makers and branch enforcers. I would review 5+ if only reviewing the wonderful field staff who are trying their best to make it work.

I started PT about 4 weeks ago after labrum and bicep repair. The staff is very friendly and the…read moreplace is very clean. Vanessa is great at follow ups, schedules, and insurance. You get the same personalized treatments from any therapist. They are all aware of your situation and make notes. I have had most of my sessions with Steven and lately with Gabe depending on my schedule. Steven has been very patient with me knowing I was a little bit scared to move my arm after shoulder. He helped me understand the mechanics of the shoulder and bicep. He also offered to go over the surgery notes my doctor gave me. Recovery is going very well and I look forward to getting back to normal. I highly recommend them!

Stay as far away as humanly possible from this place. I should have listened to the negative…read morereviews. The front office staff is HORRIFIC. I waited almost 4 weeks to get in to be seen to establish care in San Marcos. Have an appointment in 3 days, and got a call that Frankie Alverez the Director cancelled my appt. for a team meeting. Ok...fine, can I get in later in the day. No, I can get an appt. in 23 days or I can drive 40 miles to another location and be seen at 7am tomorrow. Like another reviewer said cannot get an appointment, and staff is terrible. Do not go here....find anywhere else.

Don't let your loved one be sent here. As soon as you walk…read moreinto this building it smells terrible. Smells like dirty water, urine, and feces. Most employees are busy tapping at their phones. If you call a nurse it takes over an hour for someone to show up and see what is needed. Bed broken missing parts and table to have a meal in bed are disgusting, broken, and old. THIS PLACE DOES NOT GIVE PATIENTS THEIR MEDICATIONS THEY NEED. LETS NOT GET STARTED ON HOW THEY LEFT MY MOTHER ON MULTIPLE OCCASIONS WITHOUT A SHOWER FOR OVER 6 days. RUDE CNAS AND RNS. LONG STORY SHORT THIS PLACE IS GARBAGE!!!!!!!

I had a horrible experience in the 11 weeks I was there. I don't recommend…read more Staff very impatient, unprofessional, not really knowledgeable, and specially didn't know how to LISTEN to a sick or in recovery person, no respect at all, I never felt really cared for. They wanted to confront you instead listen to your needs, they wanted to be right and make you wrong. The laundry department lost one or two pieces of my own clothing, even having my name on it. The food is not good, the lady at the Nutrition department that takes special orders is very confused and forgetful, I would get food on my plate that I didn't want quite often. The Physical Therapy department told me I had done 14 sessions, instead of 11, I took pics everyday I was there, they started counting the days from when the insurance accepted and sent the referral but I actually started going there only 3 days later. The social workers were horrible, they didn't do anything they were suppose to, they are there to protect us and I was kicked out to the street and no place to go. The Doctor would come once in a while, not enough and the Psychiatric Doctor only wanted to put me on anti depressants. The transportation department, that calls for your rides to take you to your doctors appointments messed up completely with one of my appointments. I told them about an appointment I had the following day, they said they would call the ride, that I didn't have to worry. The next morning by the time expected I went down and there was nobody to pick me up and take me to the doctor. I missed my appointment, which was a follow up from the surgery, to see if everything was OK and I could start bearing weight on the ankle using the boot. I could only set up another appointment two weeks later, two weeks of my life waiting because their mistake, and not even an apology. THey didn't want me to go out to keep me doing my health treatments I was doing before I arrived there. They told me that if I left the facility to go to a doctor appointment I would get a letter called AMA - against medical advice. Well, because of that I had to cancel a lab test that I had set up to take some blood and test my testosterone levels because I had a visit coming up with my Doctor. All right, I cancelled my visit to the Lab because they offered the service there, the next morning their own lab came to draw my blood. I also had to cancel another visit on the following day, which was a Friday. They told me that if I get an AMA they would put me out on the street, rules and regulations. Next Monday morning, trying to avoid any issues for that week, I gave the nurse department, way ahead of time, all the doctors appointment I had for that week, that were 3 or 4, the names of the Doctors, the addresses anda phone numbers of their offices, the time of the appointment and the reason for the appointment. They should call them and verify. Come Thursday, the day for my surgeon visit to see if I could finally be free to walk without the booth I go to the Nurse station to sign out in the sign out folder, they can't find the folder and there was no nurse at the department. I had to leave or I would be late, I was taking public transportation, so it would take me a long time to get here and be back. They said that when you go out you can stay out only for 4 Hours, but it'd impossible for me to get back in 4 hours using public transportation. Anyway, I left, when I came back ate the end of the day, around 6:30 pm and asked for my pain medication they said they wouldn't give it to me and that I would be discharged on that evening. I spoke with the nurse and asked to speak with the manager of the facility, asked if I should call the police, they said no, they would solve the problem, just to wait. I waited lying down in my bed because I was in pain, after a few hours a couple of police officers come to my room saying that I was being discharged and I should collect my belongings and get out because I was trespassing. I had to ask the police officers to get from the facility my discharge paper. I was escorted out of the facility at 9:30pm with no where to go, literally left on the sidewalk with 5 pieces of luggage to carry. I wasn't able to walk, with an ankle wound still open from the surgery, risk of infection, in pain, with an spinal cord stimulator implanted in my back one they before. I went to the 7 Eleven In the corner and asked if I could sleep there an they were OK with it, sleeping on the concrete, no sleeping bag, no blanket, in pain, with an open wound, no where to go. It was one of the worst nights of my life. The next day I had to go to my clinic to take pain injections and I decided to go to my storage which was 2 1/2 hrs away by bus, left things there and sleep on my tent on the street. Next few days my family sent me $500 to sleep in a cheap Motel because they didn't want me sleeping on the street in pain and with an open wound on my ankle. I'll be suing them for sure.

I came in with a broken back, nine broken ribs and my spine broken in three places plus some…read morecompressed discs. I came in on a gurney and walked out two weeks later on my way to a normal life. The staff is incredible. They work you like it's Boot Camp, but one day of rehab is like a week on the outside. They said I was two months ahead of schedule and on top of that the food is pretty good fresh with a nice variety of greens and protein. The nurses and the nurses aids are all top drawer if you're unlucky enough to end up in a rehab facility it will change your luck if you end up here I highly recommend Palomar health rehab rehabilitation out of five stars. I'll give them 10. Love you guys!!!

Very disappointed in the care at this facility. My mom was there for 22 days recovering from a…read morestroke. I wouldn't recommend this facility for a patient that requires significant help or has mild cognitive impairment. Post stroke she was wheel chair bound and required assistance for everything. In summary: Dr. B was excellent. Thoughtful, problem solving mindset and treated patient and family with respect, and some humor when appropriate. Rehab Team: Competent and caring. Speech. OT AND PT good therapists. Management: Poor. All patients receive 2 consecutive days with no therapy. That is 2 days isolated in your hospital room with no activities. This is truly detrimental to the healing process. In my experience this exasperated anxiety and feelings of isolation, reversing progress made during the week, disturbing sleep cycles and recovery. It's very important if you are considering this location for a loved one that you reflect on this. Your loved one will be sitting in a hospital bed for two consecutive days with no interaction except a nurse popping in to check on them briefly. Of course family can visit and we did, however it is not a substitute for professional engagement. This workaround that administrators have finagled to ensure patients hit the certain hours required while limiting weekend staffing is absolutely horrible and very transparent in their motives. Nursing Staff: Very inconsistent and overall not good. Didn't appear in alignment with goals of therapy. I didn't feel safe most of the time with the quality of care my mom was receiving. Not all the time, there were a few standouts that were excellent, but overall very lacking. I share this info. so if you're considering this facility you know what to expect. And with hopes that administrators will make changes for future patients. When searching for a rehab facility I admit I was influenced by the the gold star ratings from outside organizations, but after my loved one's experience, I realize this is more a reflection of savvy administrators working to get accolades from governing bodies vs. true gold star care.

Katie is an amazing PT! I came to her due to chronic back pain that has persisted for 9 months…read morewithout any improvement. We aligned on my goals of what I wanted to be able to achieve at the end of our time together and started with some exercises that I was able to complete despite my limitations. She then built off of these "entry point" excercises and pushed me to slowly progress over the 3 months we spent together. She also corrected my movement patterns, which were putting an unnecessary amount of stress on my back. By the end our time together I was able to run and jump which seemed impossible just a few months ago. I highly recommend her, and the pay off of living pain free is well worth the investment.

Katie Serano, PT, DPT, CSCS is absolutely the best! She listens, understands, makes appropriate…read morerecommendations based on need and my physical ability. I love how she encourages me to push through discomfort. She taught me the difference between pain and discomfort. I have made so much progress because of her expertise, appropriate exercises, and encouragement. I would HIGHLY recommend her for any physical limitations you are experiencing. You won't regret it!

I had a very terrible experience. Patti (the owner) treated me incredibly unfairly and wrote a…read moreletter to my ex husband calling me names and worst of all, diagnosing me with mental illnesses I don't actually have. Since when did she become a doctor or psychiatrist? She treats people as less than and likes to kick people out for "breaking rules" like being a few minutes late and keeps your entire month's worth of rent. Stay away and stay clear of her!

Cannot rate this house! As a mother of a daughter who was at Lacosta solutions, I can't recommend…read morethis house to any woman. Patti is a manipulator and a controller of the women staying at the house. She pretends to be a counselor but has no credentials to speak of. If she doesn't get her way she becomes a "drama queen" and can bully to get her way. Forget about getting any kind of refund if you think you have one coming. She KEEPS everything if you leave in the middle of the month. My advice - STEER CLEAR and find another Sober Living house who will respect you and treat your addiction. Kay W

I work for a caregiving agency, Home Care Placement, and we've had the privilege of partnering with…read moreGlenbrook Health Center for the past five years. Throughout this time, our experience has consistently been positive. From the moment I began working with their team, the staff at Glenbrook has demonstrated exceptional professionalism, compassion, and a genuine commitment to providing high-quality care. The nurses and caregivers are attentive, patient, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure each resident's comfort and dignity. The facility itself is clean, well-maintained, and offers a warm, welcoming environment. Communication is another standout strength which provides great peace of mind for both families and care partners. In my role, I've also had the opportunity to collaborate closely with their team during residents' transitions back home with caregiving support. Their coordination during these transitions is outstanding, ensuring that residents and their families feel fully prepared and supported every step of the way. All of the families we've assisted following discharge from Glenbrook Health Center consistently share positive feedback about their experience, which further reflects the quality of care provided. What truly sets Glenbrook apart is their personalized approach to care. It's clear that the team takes the time to understand each resident's unique needs and works diligently to create a respectful and supportive environment. I would confidently recommend Glenbrook Health Center to anyone seeking skilled nursing care for a loved one.

If I could give 6/5 stars I would! I've worked in many nursing homes, post acute and independent…read moreliving communities. They have all lead me to feel that I would never put my parents or myself in any of these places. Until I came to GlenBrook. I would legit retire here! It's so clean, beautiful & well maintained grounds. Staff and level of care is exceptional. I can't say one negative thing about this place. Keep up the good work!

It ended up that I had two back to back series of physical therapy with Jake and Tara. They were…read moreboth easy to work with and got me up and functional quickly without pain. I wish more people understood how critical physical therapy is to healthy healing. I haven't had to use it before in my life and it was a game changer, literally. Jake and Tara are the best and I am grateful for the TLC.

If you're looking for a high level of professional expertise, I highly recommend Jake Hodgens at…read moreRISE PT in San Marcos. Jake is friendly, genuinely caring, knows his stuff, and goes the extra mile to get you feeling better!

I never thought I would go to treatment, I've always feared places that were overly…read moreinstitutionalized. The staff at VKM were incredibly kind and professional. The offerings were diverse and the program team found ways to come at addiction from from all directions in the most holistic way. From hikes, art therapy, yoga, meditation, breathwork, massage, acupuncture, they had it all and I was completely transformed in less than 30 days. I tell people everyday how thankful I am for my time there. VKM changed my life in the most incredible way.

Do not go to this facility to get quality care. VKM is sophomoric therapy at best, careless and…read moreineffective for trauma care. The therapist are poor at managing a catty and melodramatic environment, if not participating in the drama themselves. The whole experience felt very high school-ish, cliquey and low-vibe. One would expect better leadership from the staff of a self proclaimed "trauma-focused" treatment center. The facility does get a few stars for the fluff and luxury, just do not expect an experience that will lend to true recovery. UPDATE: I find it interesting that this center had received no reviews since Feb 2022, then three reviews happen immediately after my review on 3/21/23. Seems an obvious possibility that the center retaliated against my post by sending notification out to their network, coaching them for 5 star reviews. Yet another example of the inauthenticity of this place.