Excellent facility if you are struggling with opioid addiction, they definitely help you out and…read morethey take most insurances at least my insurance. The only downside is you have to have every every single day

I've been here a year and half I'm paralyzed from the was down. The treatment nurse Veronica is…read moregreat she gets things done.i had some really attentive cna but their gone now.the place is pretty clean for the most part. I'm bed ridden so I don't get up as much as I'd like to. This is a learning nursing home. The have a lot of student unexpererenced. They aren't really trained to work with a person in my condition. I'm the project. That's scary case t I can get injured and become quadriplegic. I have a sever spinal cord injury. I just wish that they get more patients like me and get the best experience with people in my condition. Most cna don't tak in consideration bout the people they care for lost of them are here for the check and mentally clocked out. I have to make my own experience comfortable.

Not sure what's going on. Knocked on the door and rang the doorbell a few times with no luck. I've…read morecalled several times and left voicemails. I find it odd that no one is present. I'm trying to donate to these amazing women shoes, dress clothes, sweaters, scarves and accessories. Goodness. Please always have someone available. I enjoy donating especially for women getting back into the workforce

San Pedro has changed my life for the best Shaw house is an amazing rehab to get in touch with…read moreyourself and get back into reality with life they gave me another chance in life I am so grateful for them the staff are totally amazing and are patient and they make you feel welcome they help you with coping skills therapy anger management and so on because of them I got my life back and I'm 3 years clean thank you Shaw house love Cindy alumni. I also want to put in mental health is a really big part of this rehab. The step have to be hard on the ladies due to our ways of living on the street some of us didn't even know how to live in a home. And trying to help us as much as possible and they have succeeded with me. I want a rule breaker and they gave me a lot of chances because of them they never gave up on me I appreciate them .

My initial appointment with Dr. El Khoury was excellent. Very thorough, knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional (this was the third time in 20 years or so that I've met with him- the other times the procedure didn't take (which is not uncommon). The procedure went ok, quite painful, but everything seemed to go as planned. Later that day and for the following week, I was in extreme pain - unable to walk. I called the doctors office three times to leave a message and see if there was something wrong as this was not normal. Each time, my messages were left unanswered - no doctor to respond to my inquiries. I ended up going to Urgent Care for assistance to address the excruitating pain. When I finally was able to speak to someone, it was the front desk who provided me some advise (same that was on my handout - she was not a medical professional, so I didn't have any help in that conversation). I provided the feedback to Dr. ElKhoury- Front desk staff unprofessional, no follow-up at a very vulnerable time in the process and unfortunate. I've since found other Pain Management doctors in OC that have been much better - but I wish, pain management was more than just spinal shots and more thorough review of options.

Fantastic everything!! Dr. El Khoury is the best pain mgmt…read moredoctor there is. And still he truly honestly cares about and for his patients.

I came in the other day and all the staff were really nice. Dr. Alba was very kind and helpful. I…read morewill be coming back here again.

Receptionist was polite and checked us in right away. Dr. Alba is amazing! She attended to my…read moremother and was thorough in her examination and my mom's needed treatment. The office manager (Mariana I believe) was helpful and very kind in explaining their office procedures. While the wait can be long depending on time of arrival, it's no different than other clinics or urgent cares. Overall our experience was good!

Best Treatment out there! I immediately felt welcomed and a since of community. Thank you for…read moreeverything you done to help me along my journey in life.

From the owner: Coastwise Recovery Center is a family-owned outpatient addiction treatment program built for San…read morePedro and the South Bay. We offer Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Aftercare for adults working through drug and alcohol addiction, often alongside anxiety, depression, trauma, or PTSD. Our clinical approach blends evidence-based therapy (CBT, DBT, ACT) with a family systems lens and a foundation in 12-step principles. We are trauma-informed and equipped to treat co-occurring mental health conditions. Group and individual therapy is paired with holistic care including sound healing, meditation, mindfulness, yoga, and art therapy. We also run two specialty programs you will not find at most outpatient providers in the area: an Aviation Professionals track for pilots, air traffic controllers, and crew navigating FAA and HIMS pathways, and a Family Care program for the loved ones impacted by a family member's addiction. All clinicians are licensed therapists or certified alcohol and drug counselors with at least 10 years in addiction and mental health. DHCS Certified. Free 15-minute consultations available.

AMAZING service and genuine care. ALL the staff here are super nice and awesome and I am very…read moregrateful for their healing powers :) :) :P They cover all bases: medication, therapy, social work, activities, sports, music, group, sobriety, but most of all they GENUINELY care :D -JE

Hello, My name is Jacqueline, and I was recently discharged…read morefrom Del Amo Hospital on July 4 at approximately 06:00. I was hospitalized for postpartum depression and placed on a 51/50 hold. Initially, I was terrified and didn't know what to expect. As a nursing mother, I had many concerns about being separated from my baby and maintaining my milk supply. Fortunately, many members of the staff helped make a very difficult experience more manageable. I would especially like to recognize Raymona, Shirley (with piercings), Jocelyn, Deborah, Diego and Ryan. They were kind, attentive, compassionate, and professional. They treated me with dignity and empathy during one of the most vulnerable moments of my life. Other staff members were also kind, and I wish I remembered all of their names so I could acknowledge them as well. For the most part, the rooms and common areas were kept clean, and I felt that patients were generally treated with respect and listened to. Unfortunately, I also experienced a very frightening and traumatic interaction with Nurse Tatiana. On my first night at the hospital, she withheld my breast pump despite my repeatedly explaining that, as a breastfeeding mother, I needed to pump every three to four hours to avoid pain, engorgement, and potential complications. I first requested my breast pump around 19:30. but was not given access to it until approximately 23:00, despite making multiple requests and returning to the nurses' station several times. During that time, my left breast became severely engorged, I was leaking breast milk, and I was in significant physical pain and emotional distress. I cried in the hallway because I felt helpless. Rather than showing compassion, Nurse Tatiana approached me, stood only a few inches from my face, and repeatedly asked in an aggressive tone, "Why are you crying? What have I done to you?" Her demeanor was intimidating and made me feel frightened. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and domestic violence, this interaction was especially triggering and left me feeling unsafe. Fortunately, three other staff members intervened on my behalf and insisted that I receive my breast pump. I am grateful for their advocacy. When I later asked Nurse Tatiana for her name, she refused to identify herself and was not wearing a name badge. After asking several times without receiving an answer, a kind Asian nurse with her hair in a bun provided me with Tatiana's name and explained how to file a grievance. I submitted a written grievance before my discharge. I respectfully ask that this incident be thoroughly reviewed. Please, look at the cameras and verify what I am telling you is true with other staff members. I believe Nurse Tatiana would benefit from additional training in trauma-informed care, compassionate communication, and the unique needs of postpartum and breastfeeding patients. Patients admitted to psychiatric facilities are among the most vulnerable members of our community, and they deserve to be treated with patience, dignity, and respect. Before becoming a stay-at-home mother, I worked for seven years as an immigration case manager serving vulnerable populations, including individuals with severe mental illness, substance use disorders, and those with extensive criminal histories. Regardless of a person's background or circumstances, I always believed every individual deserved to be treated with respect, professionalism, and compassion. That same standard should be upheld in a behavioral health setting. I also noticed that on my belongings inventory, Tatiana wrote the word "chonis" instead of "underwear." While this may seem minor, I found it unprofessional and inconsistent with the level of professionalism patients should expect. Thank you for taking the time to read my concerns. I appreciate the many staff members who cared for me with kindness, and I hope my experience can help improve the care provided to future patients, especially postpartum mothers who are already navigating an incredibly vulnerable time in their lives. Sincerely, Jacqueline

I went there absolutely a shell of a man. Living in a tent and strung out on drugs. I went to…read moreFred Brown, completed the program, stayed in sober living, got a job saved money, got a car, my own place, and now I'm sober almost two years... if ur struggling with drugs n alcohol- or even homeless for that matter, try Fred Brown. They'll help IF U LET THEM. The staff is professional and friendly. The help is life changing. The homes are IMMACULATE. Oh... and the food???fugghetabbatit

1 Star Review Discharged Without Cause - Beware If…read moreCourt-Mandated I was court-mandated to Fred Brown Recovery and followed every requirement. Despite my full compliance--including attending extra parenting and anger management classes on my own--I was blindsided and discharged with no due process on July 2, 2025. That morning, I was called into an emergency meeting while I was at work and told I was losing my housing and needed to appear in court. The reason? "Not getting along with roommates." This was completely false--I have video evidence and written statements from all of my roommates confirming we got along fine. Even those I previously had an incident with had no ongoing issues with me. It became clear they were waiting for things to "build up" to discharge me. Charlotte pretended to be supportive in meetings but reported negative things to my case manager behind my back without my permission. Le Ann was rude, condescending, and even mocked my job, saying I should work at McDonald's instead of in my chosen field. When I responsibly reached out to staff for help after hours, they used it against me instead of seeing it as a sign of accountability. I was discharged the same day--no warning, no chance to defend myself, and no opportunity to correct anything. I wasn't even allowed back on the property to retrieve my belongings. This discharge put me at risk of going to jail due to my court case. Fred Brown made no attempt to work with me or honor the basic principles of recovery, justice, or trauma-informed care. I write this as a cautionary tale for others--especially anyone court-mandated--considering this program. They are not interested in your success. They are interested in control, optics, and covering themselves. --------/-/////////----------//////----------- They are discharging me without a place to go after they allowed a person to room with me who had just relapsed and she started fighting w me in my sleep. Another roommate threw a towel at me in the middle of the night. They said the common denominator was me even though they let unhinged people in their program. They try to kick people out for all sorts of reasons so your housing is not stable here. Go elsewhere. * oh, and might I add. The girl who was allowed to stay had just relapsed (the usual policy is sober 60-90 days before entering recovery bridge housing) and she has her own place So they kicked me out on the curb - homeless- w out helping me find anything and wouldn't let me come back to get my stuff over something ridiculous - a girl yelling at me in my sleep and me responding "not now"

Debbie from Transformations Care helped my family during the process of onboarding and recovery. I…read moretruly do not know where we would be without her. She saved my brother's life and our family/friends' lives in turn! (We wouldn't know what to do without my brother) While my friend and I were trying to help find a place for my brother, Debbie was trying to help even though we didn't think he had the correct insurance for Transformations Care. Debbie helped my friend for countless hours and eventually they were able to figure out insurance to get my brother to Transformations. The fact that she was helping my friend even though we didn't think we could get my brother to Transformations, truly shows that this place has the best of intentions. Debbie wants to help people in need get to the road to recovery! She made the road to recovery so much easier than it could have been. She made my brother feel welcome, normal, and loved. Debbie reassured me and my family consistently by sending us photos of her and my brother. Recovery is hard - Debbie made it easier for him and I am forever grateful. I HIGHLY recommend Transformations Care as a family member (I can't fully endorse it as a patient, but my brother has nothing but great things to say about the owners, Michelle in outpatient, and Debbie!) Thank you for saving my brothers life, I appreciate you!

I don't know where to begin. It's not easy to admit having fallen off the wagon when, in my mind, I…read morewas doing so well.. until life happened. I was referred to TCI and knew I needed to go, but didn't want to go. That all changed once I got there. TCI changed my life and forced me to look in a mirror and get comfortable with being uncomfortable and face the parts of me that have been anchoring me from true freedom and inner peace. The program they run is rigourous and caused some serious brain pain, but I was able to break through parts of me that have I've been hiding for most of my life. Each person has their own style of doing things and contributed different things that I needed to receive while I was there, and to me, it was the perfect staff. From crying, to laughing, to being vulnerable and feeling comfortable enough to dig deep and share things with perfect strangers that I've never shared with anyone else; I've never felt more safe, heard, and just allowed to be myself without judgement. Instead I was met with compassion, understanding, and comfort. I don't trust people easily, and I trust every person at TCI with my life, because they not only changed my life, they saved my life. If I name one person in this review, I'm going to have to name all of them (that's a long list), but I was able to go home with the tools I know will help me manage my recovery on a daily basis, and because of that, my fears have lost power over me. I'm eternally grateful to each and every staff member at TCI. Thank you for your kindness, love and care (and for the brain pain experienced from being forced to be honest with myself). I am eternally grateful. This is the place to go if you want to experience true freedom from self. When I feel some sort of way, all I have to do is remember the advice and suggestions and feedback I received during my time at TCI, and I know there's hope that I will be ok. I also know that it's ok to not be ok, but it doesn't have to stay that way.. a lesson that has changed my life in just a short period of time. I have much love for them all, and they will be in my heart forever.

The people that I met here work extremely hard and I found them to be friendly and accommodating…read morewhenever possible. For the most part, I found them to be very kind, and most of them seem to truly enjoy what they do. My mother enjoyed the food very much, and the physical therapy she received was very helpful. I owe a special thanks to the entire staff, but among those that I am extra grateful to would be Florida, Gina, and especially Maira, who is one of the hardest working individuals I've met; She really went above and beyond on getting the assistance I needed with my mother's transition to a facility closer to my home in Orange County.

Our mother was in this facility , I would not recommend it. Not very clean, bad smell when you…read moreenter. We were very disappointed and got mom out of there as quickly as possible. I honestly think her nurse was very unkind and rude. I did confront her and told her she was not kind. Please visit your loved one daily, the care is not very good at this facility They ignore their patients at this facility Patients are ignored at this facility and patients are ignored.