My grandfather spent 3 weeks here post surgery. Staff was delightful to work with, professional,…read morecourteous, and very helpful. The whole onboarding process was a breeze, thanks to the wonderful admissions coordinator. Both the nurses and nurses assistants were top notch to work with, my grandfather said he felt like he was on vacation. Overall cleanliness and tidiness was up to par across the board. I would absolutely recommend a friend or other family member to this facility!

My dad was placed here after the hospital for physical therapy and recover from his hip surgery. He…read morewas at ridgeway for about a month. The nurses that worked with my father were very nice to me and reassuring through one of the hardest times of my life. I would like to special mention Brenda who seemed always available to talk even after hours. She picked up all my phone calls in the late evening and helped. The physical therapy team were extremely nice and patient with my father through this whole process. I would say our time at ridgeway was successful. It could use a little redecoration but the people are what make Ridgeway a good place.

My aunt became a resident at EmpRes Post Acute Rehabilitation Center in September 2017. The staff…read moreat the facility are outstanding. Every employee I've met has been kind, caring, concerned and considerate. The facility is older but the outstanding care and staff makes up for the age of the facility. I would highly recommend a tour of EmpRes Post Acute Rehabilitation if you are looking for a home for a loved one.

This place does not even deserve one star. Maybe for some of the decent staff. If you really care…read morefor your loved one looking for care, do NOT choose this place. EmpRes does not watch their patients nor do they know how to manage them. Put yourself in these patients shoes and you would not want to be here either. Beyond disgusted! Falls, bed sores, bruises, you name it. While speaking with a nurse I hear a patient calling for help multiple times and I look over and the poor woman is flailing on the floor practically de-robed, had fallen from bed. I advised the nurse and she looked over and said, "oh, I'll have to get a CNA" and continues her conversation. No CNA's were in sight and 5 other call lights were on with no one being helped. Pure neglect. Don't let the five star reviews from a year ago fool you. Word of mouth is the way to go. Everyone I've spoken to about this facility has been beyond shocked that anyone would leave their loved ones in the hands of these people. Low quality care at a high price.

I really can't speak highly enough of place. I've been here three years and I wouldn't want to be…read moreanywhere else. The staff is always caring and attentive. The facility is superbly clean. I'm very proud to say that I stay here. They even have miniature golf!

Infectious disease control failure. Elder abuse. Medication mismanagement. Title 22 violations…read more The facility accepted my family member for admission despite being unequipped to meet his medical needs, including mandated isolation due to highly infections disease. Upon arrival, the facility was unable to provide required IV antibiotics. Additionally, the facility placed the patient in a shared room with a shared bathroom, violating Title 22 § 73623, despite his infectious status requiring isolation. I observed the facility to be in a filthy and unsanitary condition. Staff falsely claimed that internal "protocols" allowed for the sharing of bathrooms for infectious patients. The facility cannot override the law with invented protocols. Isolation was required. Due to this neglect, we were forced to immediately remove the patient and return him to the hospital to ensure his safety. Complaints have been filed with California authorities.

I looked far and wide for out paitent services and found them, it was a group setting and up to 12…read moreweeks , the goup I had was mostly seniors with different needs , some are coming from in paitent transfering to out patiet , I was an out paitent and I went 3 days a week , there was a little turn over with there clinicians. But there were also a core group of long term ones , I can honestly say this place is a 5 star facilty , They care they call to check up on you and the groups are very confortable , its was hard to find a in person group and I was VERY blessed , I can not reccomed them enough,

What your tax dollars paid for at Marin Mental Health 2004-2006…read more Went to seek counseling following a vicious sexual assault and battery. Unfortunately all staff at Marin Mental health were only interested in harrassment,, like phone calls telling me my daughter was dead. Illegal entry (breaking and entering) to vandalize and steal were their usual pastimes, while being paid and acquiring credit hours for their post graduate degrees. Typical items destroyed included our cars, my sons personal care products, his computer, fax machine and other electronics in his room. Food items, like the carton of milk he bought on his way home after working a 12 hour shift at BestBuy each day. He really needed it for breakfast. Our microwave oven, some expensive cookware too. My personal credit card, life insurance, bank info, and answering machine was broken to pieces, microwave oven vandalized. In my bedroom and bathroom Marin Mental Health employees stole my new (1st pair) of contact lenses, mineral makeup for persons with skin cancer and art supplies. These types of incidents occured on a daily basis most weeks. We both were new to the area. I was trying to obtain appropriate medical care for severe anemia w/no bone marrow stores, severe arthritis and cancer. This is the way our tax dollars were spent! How many people do you know who get paid, plus advance their higher education to commit felonies? Besides those in prison ofcourse.

Petaluma Orthopedic Sports Therapy provided great treatment. Mitch and Karen were wonderful in…read morehelping me recover from an injury. My rehab ended far too early because of the administrative problems that ensued. I should have been in treatments for another 4 months, and I also attribute to not being able to fully recover. Unfortunately, their billing and insurance practices are in my opinion, fraudulent. I started care with POST with the agreement that my care would be out-of-network, but what I discovered was that they were in-network. You can't submit a claim for an out-of-network doctor, when they are in fact, in-network. As an in-network doctor, they are bound to specific rates and terms. POST Violated all of this. They submitted my claim as an in-network patient and billed me for the difference and benefited by doing so. The office manager is disorganized, not at all competent, and in many ways, I felt to be completely dishonest. Reading past reviews led me to believe that my case was not a one-time event, and that they have been operating this way for many many years. A year of filing grievances with both Anthem and Department of Health Services, who ruled in my favor, but yet I will not see a dime of reimbursement.

Very kind staff and nice atmosphere. The PT Mitch and PTA Analor are great to work with, very…read moreempathetic and encouraging. Only downside is that the space is mostly one large room and it can be difficult to hear when several people are working with patients at the same time.

Daniel Moreno and his talented chefs do an amazing job providing delicious and nutritious food for…read morethe Bio Rad employees and guests. I stopped by for lunch in between meetings at his Cafe and was greeted with a variety of menu options. Today's special included a chicken tostadas topped with black beans, avocados, chopped lettuce, Mexican shredded cheese, heirloom cherry tomatoes and mild sour creama drizzle. Outstanding!

Amazing place to work, very friendly, family-run so little or no worries of takeovers, beautiful…read morecampus and views. Far fewer politics than at any other company where I've worked. Wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

I've been a member of Kaiser for well over 30 years. Some hate them but I've had no issues and they…read moreare responsive to mine and my families needs. Two kids born there, noo issues getting appointments. I've been very happy with them. Don't like your current doctor, ask for another until you find the right one.

I do pro bono career counseling. My observations are based on multiple full days spent on site…read moremeeting with clients and staff. This review reflects what I personally observed and experienced during that time. Clients arrive and spend one to several days in Detox. Up to six people share one bathroom, and each client has a roommate. Nursing staff brings in food and checks on Detox clients around the clock. Then, clients move to cabins or two shared houses, and have to be driven to and from the main site at the start and end of the day with backpacks and no access to their rooms for about 15 hours per day. Clients spend from 9 am until about 9:30 pm in sessions, which consist of various types of therapy and AA-based meetings. There are occasional off-site activities including horse therapy and hikes. LISTENING TO SHARES is common. I witnessed various levels of staff preparedness. Taking attendance and dealing with paper appointment reminders can take significant time. There are three meals per day, and clients are served in two shifts. I heard clients share that the food is good if high in calories. Breakfast includes a daily scramble with various ingredients and there are sometimes short-order items; clients can also have instant oatmeal, smoothies, yogurt, fresh fruit, toast, coffee, fountain drinks, tea. Lunch and dinner are served hot and usually contain meat; salad is always present. Fare is generally American-grilled salmon, sandwiches, ribs, grilled vegetables, nachos, chicken breasts, pork cuts, etc. Special diets are accommodated, often with tofu. I witnessed many closures and significant waits with the office and nursing. Clients are required to do chores daily, such as working as dishwashers in the kitchen with professional equipment for 45-90 minutes. Clients get one nicotine run per week, rare haircuts, access to laundry every 10-14 days, and unannounced urine tests and K-9 visits. In my time there, I perceived the client base to be predominantly white. I heard multiple mentions of Burning Man, "spirituality," Jerry Garcia (whose death in or around here spawns many rumors), Buddhist centers in Berkeley, temples in the woods, henna, travels to Asia, dharma recovery as Buddhist rather than Hindu. I witnessed many racially-implicated incidents, as well as white-male shares numerically dominating many sessions. Sometimes there are readings from the LGBT AA book; flags went up for Pride Month. I witnessed some clients being allowed to curse at others publicly. There are views of a valley, and deer walk through daily. There are significant hills and stairs. Many of the 12 acres are off-limits. There is a small gym. In summer, you can use the pool, but it can be closed by staff due to client behaviors. At times, there are not enough seats for clients. After five days with no device access, clients can use their phones and/or laptops from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm during free time. There are rules around vaping, smoking, device use, sleeping during sessions, but I witnessed a wide range of compliance, staff response, and staff breaking rules. Families can bring clients ONE bag ONE time per 30 days with various supplies, which are checked. Clients can order FIVE Amazon items per 30 days. Family or friends can visit every Saturday, and are expected to participate in some programming. I often felt very upset in this space.

Positives- This place has a great location with beautiful…read moreviews Good food and a decent facility Negatives- Some of the staff are rude and act like you're burdening them when you ask for basic things.. ie. I snore, and it looks days for these people to save my roommate the missed sleep despite the multiple rooms that were empty. And when they eventually finally did they repeatedly brought it up like they were doing me a favor. - they take your phone with the exception of an hour a day, and even then, you have to be in a specific place on the grounds to talk to your people. No in room private phone calls - I was enthusiastically participating in every group. Yoga, etc, days in I tweeked my back and needed some rest. The attitude of the staff there was like I was skipping my mother's funeral. Complete lack of compassion. On several occasions, people with ZERO backgrounds in medicine were grilling me about the severity of my back pain and how I could maybe tough it out because that day each of these 5 virtually identical meetings were just too important to miss. I was very clear checking into this place I had herniated disk. Last but not least This place charged me and my insurance a fortune but couldn't pass on the chance to make more money forcing patients to do all the cleaning of the facility on a daily basis. Look. I'm not saying they don't have their points and aren't benefiting for some, but for me personally, these guys need to staff better and prioritize recovery instead of rigid structure and authoritarian dogma. I don't think 12 steps is very effective. It's all black and white. No nuance If you can get your insurance to get you into Bayside I SERIOUSLY suggest you do so.