Staff very attentive and caring, patience know staff by name. Theirs activities for patients daily…read more where staff and patients interact.

They are very disrespectful to the patients. They sound very annoyed talking to the relatives of…read morethe patient. They are overly terrible. They left my grandmother slumped to the side since noon on 5/23/26. Me and my family had to help her because they wouldn't do anything about it.

I can't say enough good things about Power Center Physical Therapy. When I first came here, I was…read morein a wheelchair after going through four reconstructive surgeries on my left femur. Walking felt like an impossible dream -- let alone dancing again. Thanks to the incredible team at Power Center, I've not only regained my strength and mobility, but I'm back to dancing at a high level! Their knowledge, patience, and genuine care completely changed my recovery journey. Every therapist I've worked with took the time to understand my goals and push me just the right amount, always encouraging me even on the hardest days. This isn't just a physical therapy clinic -- it's a place of hope, motivation, and transformation. I'm so grateful to the entire team for helping me rebuild my body and my confidence. If you're looking for a PT clinic that truly invests in your recovery and believes in you every step of the way, Power Center Physical Therapy is the one. Thank you for giving me my life -- and my dancing -- back!

The team at Power Center are fantastic. I received treatment for a shoulder impingement at both…read morethe Victorville and Hesperia locations (Hesperia is closer for me) and they are super organized, called me for reminders too. The therapists really know their stuff and stick to the plan. They know how to push you the right amount to foster healing. I'll be heading back for some work on other areas as things tend to fall apart the older we get LOL.

My 96 year old mother was there for rehab of a broken hip repaired by hip replacement. She also…read morehas macular degeneration and is nearly blind. My sisters did visit her twice a day and noticed she was getting dehydrated. The water was out of her sight and out of reach two days in a row despite us advising that she can't reach it. Also she stopped passing urine and nobody noticed. She ended back at the ER and we took her home from there

My sister has been on various PIC line administered medications to attempt to kill MRSA. She was…read moreadmitted by Kaiser in Fontana. Her right leg below the knee and the remaining great toe were removed. She was having hallucinations, incredible confusion, and somewhat combative responses. Over the past 12 months, she has had a PIC line 6 times, obviously not killing the MRSA, hence the amputations. She continued to get worse the longer she was on this latest round. So, Kaiser does a CT that says mile Alzheimer's, short term memory loss, but puts her on a med to treat schizophrenia, never notifying any family members, or did they just tell my psycho sister with short term memory loss. Like we are talking 42 phone calls, counted them, asking where she was how did she get there and why? 42 in 3 hours, but Kaiser ditches her, after only 2 rounds of physical therapy. We were told that she can't live alone again. She gets transferred to the Apple Valler Acute Care Center. They ask me if she had any mental issues. I said OCD and Bi-Polar. They ask about the schizophrenia. Mom & I were shocked & said never. I asked why. She said well the other evening, she saw puppies coming out of the walls. Last night, she was asking them why they couldn't see the blood running down the walls, and BHO & FJB gave her a bath, she said it was nothing sexual, but she knew it really happened. I was in shock, went in to see her and she went entirely ballistic. Like Linda Blair in the Exorcist, head spinning & green stuff coming out. She was vile. We had to leave as she kept trying to stand up. It is important to note, that She has not walked 26 days. The "Care Center" gave her 4 sessions of PT. All she can do is get to a standing position from the bed with a walker. She cannot even pivot, much less do a safe transfer. They have made her use a bed pan because she falls. I went home that night and Googled the antibiotic Vancomycin induced psychosis. It states that it can rarely cause neurotoxic effects including hallucinations, confusion and acute psychosis. Most commonly occurring in patients in kidney failure, where she is at stage 3. I called and asked them not to give her anymore, call the doctor. Mind you, they are contracted with Kaiser and have a Kaiser doctor assigned to them. They tell me they can't do this, the only way is to transfer her to St. Mary's in Apple Valley and they would transfer her to Kaiser in Fontana. Mom gets there and they have checked her into the ER. They take her back and do bloodwork, their diagnosis is that she had mild short term memory loss & get with her primary care doctor, and arranged for transport. I was flying up the Cajon Pass when I get a call from AMR. They were dispatching a transport call from St. Mary's to her home. Kaiser is supposed to provide a wheelchair & walker and take care of safety features. She is a retired 37-year Kaiser employee. She has nothing. The plan was to drop, literally drop her off at her home. I refuse the transfer & doing 85-90 mph, I fly into the ER after enough security checks I thought a body cavity check was needed. I had called Apple Valley Acute "Care Center" and ask if they have a transfer order. She innocently answered, "well, I do have a note not to accept her back at all tonight and tomorrow morning, I don't know why." I wonder why Kaiser and the "Care Center" don't want her, she's acting psychotic. Why the HELL do they not consider the source, when I ask them to please contact a doctor, she is having a rare but ENTIRELY possible psychotic reaction to her antibiotics... St. Mary's said she was safe to be released. Did I mention she has no prosthetic leg. She just had the stitches removed. Apparently, when they were told that we refused to accept her at home due to that not being a safe transfer. We asked for her to be sent to Kaiser. The "Care Center" apparently were forced to take her back. Heck, they sent everything she had with her and had checked her out. They had no intention of taking her back. I called the "Care CENTER" this morning. All of the staff were in a meeting, but they would call me back. I had an appointment I had to go to, so I said ok. After 4 hours... I thought maybe they would have been setting up things with Kaiser, etc. I call, nope, can't even get with anyone in upper management. I have taken the information to contact the state board. I will file this with Kaiser I will put this on Facebook, I will post this everywhere I can. This entire system is failing so badly.

They try and upsell everything to charge you more then you insurance covers. Also it is very…read moretransactional left me feeling like my recovery didn't matter to my therapist.

This outpatient physical therapy in the high desert. My…read moreaunt complained of lower back and left hip pain with intermittent left leg numbness. We got imaging done and decided to choose this center for her care. The initial assessment was pretty straight forward. But, what is impressive is how there is a goid deal of consideration with my aunt's language barrier and matched her up with a physical therapist who can easily communicate with her without the need of an interpreter. My aunt is so happy and excited. She is eager to come to her weekly appointment. The center is very busy even late into the afternoon ans that says a lot. Kudos!

Don was very helpful when we placed our mother in a board and care. He acquainted himself with our…read moremother and her needs so he could match her with the best facility possible. He is very caring and will work hard to find the best place for your loved one.

From the owner: Our service is free to seniors looking for an alternative living option and we come to where you…read moreare located. It is our goal to find you or your loved ones alternate living options that make them feel at home as much as possible. Senior's Avenue provides free referrals to seniors in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego Counties. We at Senior's Avenue know how hard it is for families when coming to the decision that they can no longer take care of their loved ones, to which they have to consider an alternative living option. Options include assisted living, board and care or a residential care facility for the elderly. These are just some of the alternative living options families consider for their loved ones. There are a lot of questions about alternative living options and confusion as to which one is the best for their loved ones. Our other referral services at a glance Adult Day Services Home Care Agencies Memory Care Lane Senior Apartments

Over the years I have had 4 shoulder surgery's and a right quad tendon re-attachment surgery. I…read morehave been through physical therapy numerous of times through civilian centers and in the Army. Hesperia Physical Therapy & Aquatics has to be one of the best experiences i've ever had and i'm extremely happy I picked them for my work related injury as I was finally able to choose which physical therapy center I wanted. I have done more exercises specific to my injury and more treatment methods here then any other centers i've been too! The staff is truly amazing and this is clearly proven by their genuine attitude in wanting to help their patients! Everyone has an awesome sense of humor and being able to feel comfortable as well as having trust in the medical staff truly gives me a sense of relief that I am in the right place! You do not feel like your on an assembly line where they are constantly pushing patients in and out just to complete the minimal requirements for their physical therapy needs. This in itself is a huge relief! The front staff is extremely attentive as well as helpful along with all of them having a welcoming attitude! Always remember, some reviews people leave that may be negative in nature, take with a green assault as sometimes individuals who carry a negative attitude with them are occasionally the problem, not the business!! Let me say this, The staff here is extremely knowledgeable and I saw such a brazen negative review from an individual who clearly has no medical background but surely has a negative attitude and researching her reviews proved she is a Karen constantly chastising other businesses lol If you want to get better and you are dedicated to doing everything possible for your injury, the best place in the high desert is Hesperia Physical Therapy & Aquatics!

Hard to get a hold of anyone there. They never answer their phones. Before going make sure what…read moreyour co pay actually is. They charged me more than they were supposed to. When I notified them they said they would call me back with answers. Been a few weeks now and haven't heard nothing. And of course can't get through to them by phone. Not wasting gas to go there just to hear they'll call me back.

Staff was top notch. Ongoing remod of aging building is slow, but acceptable. PT crew is…read moreprofessional and excellent, Chris and Victor were my team and got me home. Trust the process, trust God's oversight.

I do not recommend this place for even my worst enemy! The type of care they claim to provide is…read morefalse! Lets not start with the administrator who runs this place like a concertation camp! he acts and works and even treats everyone like he is a dictator. His whole family works at this place. Every one of them are just as horrible. SUPER UNDERSTAFFED AND RESIDENT SIT IN THEIR OWN URINE AND BM FOR HOURS! PT department does absolutely nothing in helping these people who come in to get better! but charge them for services that were never rendered. Medi care fraud at its finest! Please do not send ANY ONE TO THIS PLACE AS IT SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN!!!

I normally do not leave reviews, but I feel it is important to share my experience at Saint Mary's…read morefollowing my hospitalization beginning December 7, 2025. I spent a week in the hospital during a very serious and vulnerable time involving my heart and overall health. The one bright part of my experience was my cardiologist, Dr. M. Patel, who placed two stents and treated me with professionalism, compassion, and care. I am truly grateful for the way he communicated with me and helped me feel supported during such a frightening medical situation. Most of the nurses who cared for me were also amazing, attentive, and compassionate during my stay. However, there were still serious concerns that left me feeling emotionally distressed and unsupported as a patient. After my second stent procedure, there was an issue where my lunch and dinner were never ordered, and my husband and children had to repeatedly call so I could receive food. During recovery from a major heart procedure, basic patient care and communication should not fall on family members to manage. I also became deeply concerned when discharge was being discussed even though my blood pressure was still unstable after surgery. I ultimately had to contact a case manager myself because I did not feel medically safe leaving without additional observation. In addition, one staff interaction lacked the bedside manner and compassion that patients deserve during vulnerable medical moments. While I understand healthcare workers are under pressure, communication and emotional care matter greatly when someone is hospitalized and frightened. After leaving the hospital, I also called more than once to report my concerns and request follow-up regarding how I was treated, but I never received a callback or resolution. That lack of communication added even more stress during recovery. I share this review not to attack anyone, but because patients dealing with serious heart-related medical issues deserve to feel heard, respected, properly monitored, and cared for. I hope this feedback encourages stronger patient communication, follow-up, and accountability moving forward.

Give this place a 0 if I could. Took my 2 year old to the ER cause he was having retraction…read morebreathing. Although we were taken back pretty quickly initially, everything else took forever. They wanted to put an IV in his arm to start giving him meds and even with me and 2 other nurses holding him down they could not put the IV in his arm and at least 3 different nurses tried on both arms. It was so traumatic for him and we ended up having to give him meds orally which was still a struggle but were able to do.And then the doctor ordered blood work but it took hours because there was a miscommunication with the phlebotomist saying they were waiting for him to get the iv to be put in but no one told them they couldn't do it. Then again for the blood work we had to hold him down again and 3 other nurses still COULD NOT DO IT. I had to tell them to try his hand instead and it still took a minute but they were finally able to get the blood needed. Then we waited hours...no one came by to check on him or update us on anything. After about 6 hours in the ER my son was feeling better due to the medications and was starting to get antsy and sice we had been there all day we had not eaten anything. I had to ask several nurses to please get the doctor to see what is going on. The doctor finally showed up and checked his vitals again and said that he was good to go and let me know all the medication he prescribed and then said to wait there for the discharge paperwork. It took an additional hour to get discharged. By the time we left the hospital the pharmacy was already closed so when I went the next morning one of the meds was a tablet...my son is 2 and I don't know if he can swallow the tablet whole and the instructions were a bit confusing I tried to clarify with the pharmacist on how and when too give the meds but she did not seem confident in her answer. So I decided to try to get a hold of the doctor to just verify how to give medication. When I first called the nurse said he would be in later that day and to call back. So I called back and the nurse that answered said he wasn't in today. I told her I called earlier and was told otherwise and was then put on hold and currently on hold for an hour and a half. Oh and I wouldn't bring my young kid here anymore anyways. If he had needed to be admitted St. MARYS does not have a pediatric unit. They would have needed to transfer him all the way to loma Linda. If I knew that I would've Just cut the middle man out and gone straight there instead.

Chose this place because it is close to home & I can could visit mom e very day. She spent 6…read moreweeks. Nice remodel on the lobby. Was on the summer so apparently the AC needed work because it went out. They did bring in swamp coolers which helped. However they discharged her with a toenail fungus. CNA kept mom in diapers for their convenience since there are so few of them & one told me she hated working there & was looking for a different line of work. The nurses are outstanding as are the physical therapists. And mom liked the post money bingo. CNA's look and act overworked.

Apple Valley Post Acute Center is a above the standards I was expecting based on the other reviews…read more My Mom is in her final stages of COPD, and was transferred out of desert valley hospital to here. She had refused a skilled nursing facility for the past 4 hospital visits. I cannot express the frustration with her in general. Coming here for her was a big step. The center is clean, girls are attentive if you ask for things, and there are three square meals served. My Mom enjoys the food, but I wouldn't call it gourmet. So far my she's been here two nights and they do vitals/breathing treatments. She hasn't seen a PT person to help with strengthening yet (I think he stopped in when she was in the restroom and didn't return) and the doctor has 72 hours to follow up from discharge of the hospital. Yes her neighbor has a loud TV, it bothers my Mom. Yes, she doesn't think to ask for things she needs, yes you have to be proactive as a "relative". Half these people here have hearing issues. What else would you expect? I know my grandparents TV is loud AF. This isn't the ritz, and it's above average for what I was expecting. For visitors you can stop by Target and the million other stores near by to get your needs. I got my Mom some over the eat head phones to watch her movies while the neighbor blares her TV.

Every one their is super friendly Dr Karlie always so friendly and good with Spanish speakers. Liz…read morewas very helpful with my car accident help us out a lot. The girls in the front Ange and lily are very helpful reminding me with my weekly appointments

It's always a great day when it's time to go to Hand of Health! Just got a great chair massage from…read moreDestiny and followed up with adjustment by Dr. Early. Such a great place to help heal or to keep yourself in tiptop shape. They help your body heal with different modes of treatment and great care. Treat yourself better and visit the best in the High Desert.​ *KARLY