My Mother is new to SLO Acute care, in the short time she's lived there I have been very impressed…read moreby the staff, Nurses, and all services provided. I'm so thankful for the quality of care my Mother has been given. I always look forward to visiting her at SLO Acute care!!!

The Haven at Pismo is an amazing place. It has literally saved my life and helped me to get back on…read morethe right track. The staff here are excellent. They are loving, caring, helpful, supportive and very friendly. They have helped support me through my hardest moments and always are willing to work with me no matter what obstacle has come my way. Their homes are beautiful and comfortable. The therapists are so caring and really listen to what you have to say. I have been to a few treatment centers and of all I give this one the 5 stars it deserves. It's will always be home to me and I recommend it to anyone out there looking for the same in their lives and recovery. -Alexandra "Allie" B.

It amazes me this business can stay open. These people don't care about you, they just want your…read moremoney and charge an incredible amount for their dog and pony show. Take a chance to read the reviews from ex employees, that will tell you a lot. Living there was a nightmare, the houses are ruled by the most dominant addict in the house. I could go on and on about some of the crazy things that I went through there but I'll leave that to other reviewer 's or maybe send in a part two. What made me reach out was receiving a bill from them for $400.00 six days before my one year anniversary of sobriety, a little anniversary present for me...so bad. Just remember it's all about the money, that is all they really care about. Be careful, ask questions and prepare for the worst.

I was suffering from Sciatic nerve pain that felt like a toothache in my leg! It also got worse…read moreevery time I got a vaccination, which is about every month nowadays. I had trouble getting treatment because of COVID, and could just manage to use the hot tub at the local gym for its soothing relief. I finally got a new doctor at UCLA and got recommended to Movement for Life Physical Therapy. This was the first and least invasive step for treatment, and has proved a great success. Matt first prescribed a series of exercises to strengthen the muscles around the area, and this helped increase flexibility and movement. When the exercises got painful, he realigned my hip socket and amazingly, the electric shock like pain I had in my leg was gone. This was about two weeks ago, and I am happy to say that the pain has not returned, so I am a happy camper. Every one I have encountered there has been upbeat, and helpful! It is a spacious, modern facility, and there is always a lot of parking. Movement for Life is located near the SLO airport, and is convenient to Route 227, a main thoroughfare into or out of town. I mention this because my previous PT was at a facility in the middle of SLO, where you had to wait to park, then dart for Highway 101 in the hopes of avoiding rush hour.

Very knowledgeable, caring and informative group. Colleen Russell and her staff are fantastic!read more

Wonderful, professional, knowledgeable, gentle and, personable…read more I want to thank them for the care I received & I will recommend them to my friends and family.

I cannot say enough good about Carol and her team. If I ever break a wrist or hand again I know I'm…read morein good hands...pun intended. She is a miracle worker and I'm pretty much back to my full mobility in four months thanks to her and my surgeon, Dr Caggiano. They are the perfect team

Poor communication between staff. Lack of care for clients. Singles clients out in group…read more Inappropriate behavior towards clients. Rosie is a horrible therapist and her lack of understanding shows in group. Rosie is immature and does not know how to communicate nor did she ever meet with me when she was my case manager

I'm going to try to be as objective as I can with this review. After seeing ad after ad after ad on…read moreTV and now seeing this organization grow, I have to say they were a big failure from my standpoint with a family member who went through their program. As a mental health professional myself, I know what success and transformation looks like in clients. And granted the client had to be willing and be active to make the treatment work, which partially didn't happen with our family member. But for a program that was supposed to be a dual diagnosis program they failed. After $7500 out of our own pocket, plus everything they billed insurance my family member never quit using the entire time they were in the 3 month program and the professionals there couldn't even see that they were coming to treatment high. I myself attended a family evening event and was less than impressed and felt I was contributing more than the facilitator. If you want paint and yoga therapy to distract from the real issues then this is your place. If you want results show your family member you want to really help them and send them to the Haven instead. My family member is a completely different person after 30 days there and thriving. Balance was a waste of time and money.

I can't say enough about CC hospice services! So very caring and kind, they helped me get through…read morethe transition as my husband was passing from Alzheimer's. Even after his death, I received follow-up calls offering not just condolences, but information about grief counseling, etc. Very grateful for this group!!

I am a hospice nurse with CCHH in Santa Barbara and I have never worked in such with such a caring,…read morepatient-centered group of health care workers. From our spiritual care team, to our nurses, our home health aides, our social workers, our managerial team... everyone is here for the "right" reason: taking care of patients and families to our best ability . I have been a nurse for 11+ years and can gladly say this is the best work environment I have worked in thus far. I trust everyone on this team to show up for patients as their best selves, and ensure patient's get the best care possible.

My mother broke her hip and was sent to San Luis Transitional Care . The staff was filled with…read morethe kindest and most caring people. From the nurses and occupational therapists to the physical therapists, aides, and custodial staff...everyone was so friendly and positive. When she arrived she was limited to lying in bed and using a bed pan. The OT and PT did not let that stop them. From the first day their goal was getting her back to her life at home. They were supportive, encouraging, and pushed just enough to keep her progress always moving forward without pushing her too hard or making her feel discouraged. The facility is clean (due to the constant diligent work of the custodial staff) and truly feels more like a home than a hospital. My mother was able to sit out in the "Living Area" and interact with other residents and nurses. Every room has a window and exterior door with natural light and a view of the outside. This was important for my mom. The food was good and residents have an option from a daily menu so they can make choices for themselves of what they can eat. The Physical Therapy room was well equipped and large enough to accommodate multiple people. After my mom's hip surgery I was so worried about leaving her in an unknown facility with strangers and nothing but time to kill while her hip healed. After the first few days she was so upbeat when I visited and had nothing but positive reviews of all of the nurses and staff that I felt so thankful and appreciative of these amazing human beings who were caring for my mom. A few shout-outs to Raquel, Nellie, Cree, Vonique, Laura (PT), Louise (OT), and others whose names I can't recall but their care of my mom was no less! I cannot say enough great things about San Luis Transitional Care. There is not a thing I can criticize. Every person who dealt with my mom the last 8 weeks is an angel in my book. Thank you to Compass Health for hiring such professionals who truly care for their residents.

After spending a week here, post stroke, I would like to give me assessment. This review does not…read moreinclude food or bed. Food varies by dietary needs. Hospital beds are notoriously uncomfortable. All the rooms are semi-private with jack-and-jill bathrooms. You have your own tv. There is free WiFi. The PT, OC, ST are excellent. I had sessions each day and they sent my assessment to my Doctor allowing me to get a "jump" on therapy. As for air conditioning, when the temperature was 107 outside it was cool and comfortable. Hygiene/cleaning is done several times per day (mopping, bathroom, trash).