In January 2026, my 83-year-old mother underwent hip replacement surgery at Providence Little…read moreCompany of Mary. The procedure itself was a success. She was prescribed Norco and Gabapentin to manage post-surgical pain, which left her in a weakened state, and she was discharged to a rehabilitation facility of our choosing. After touring several facilities from Providence's recommended list, we selected Beachside Post Acute. We chose Beachside because we needed a facility that specializes in both physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT). It's a cozy, thoughtfully designed property in a breezy part of Torrance, conveniently located near both Walgreens and CVS. The building appears to have been a converted motor lodge, with a single-level layout that wraps around a central outdoor courtyard. This design allows each room to have either a window or sliding glass door, providing natural light and fresh air--something we found especially valuable. The PT staff have access to a dedicated room with specialized equipment, and both the main corridor and courtyard are used for assisted therapy sessions. There's also a recreation room and dining area where patients can enjoy meals outside their rooms, offering a welcome change of scenery. The kitchen serves nutritious, genuinely tasty meals--I can personally attest to that. What truly sets Beachside apart is the staff. They are compassionate, attentive, and clearly take pride in their work. To those who may read this--Susan, Marisol, Julius, Eva, Kimberly, Bryan, Alyssa, and everyone else--thank you. You made a difficult experience far more manageable, and we are deeply grateful.

I was at Beachside a patient gave me shrimp with peanuts I got a severe allergy and basically have…read moreasthma I was doing instead of them rushing me to the hospital they gave me medication I could have died then I complained about no hot water and freezing cold and all they did was poor blankets on me which gave me the beginning of foot drop I wound up being rushed to the hospital with life threatening RSV they knowingly willingly as a result of my complaining put a woman to sit in front of me in a wheelchair and cough on me and put her in the next bag I was forced to call the paramedics what did you drag me out of the bed because of bed rails were broken and they couldn't undo them do not go here unless you can become very very ill or you might die I was very blessed by the grace of God that I'm calculation religious they refuse to call 911 my oxygen was barely at at 89 by the time paramedics arrived I can't breathe they refuse to move out the way at Beachside the bed rails are broken soles almost impossible to get me out of bed and actuality I almost died then they come running out and demand that the paramedics give him the oxygen tank before we can even get into the ambulance I won't get being rushed to little company and Mary Hospital once or I had a cute RS for me do the patient coughing on me I was diagnosed with RSV for them allowing the patient to repeatedly cough on me all do you retaliation for my following the complaint for ice cold water so then no heat I was at little company Mary and quarantine and isolation for one week I developed a heart problem because of each side I got pleurisy and I could not even lay down to sleep due to what Beachside yet I was forced to sleep sitting up and reclining bed do not go there that place is a Harvard turn off it almost killed me

Very clean facility. Lots of helpful staff around and available. Short or long term available…read more Would recommend.

My dad is a resident at this facility. Most of the nurses on the floor are kind and friendly, and I…read moretruly appreciate the care many of them provide. However, my experiences with the nurses at the 200 station have been extremely disappointing. During multiple visits, I felt as though my questions were an inconvenience. The staff at that desk were not approachable or helpful, and their demeanor came across as "why are you bothering me?" I initially thought it might have just been a one-time interaction, but unfortunately, it happened more than once. When I went to other nursing stations, the staff were polite and willing to assist, which made the contrast even more noticeable. I understand that many facilities are understaffed and that healthcare workers are under a lot of pressure. I can be patient and understanding if someone is busy or brief. What was upsetting, however, was the dismissive attitude. When I asked to speak with the head nurse about my dad's condition, I was met with visible eye-rolling (yes, even behind a mask it's noticeable) and told to "write your note on a blank paper," after which the nurse looked away as if my concern wasn't important. On another occasion, I asked for help opening the family room, which was supposed to be open at 8:00 a.m. It was already 30 minutes past, and this was the second time I had asked. The only response I received was, "Well, it should be open," followed by being ignored. There was no offer to check on it or find someone who could help. Bringing a loved one to a facility like this is already emotionally difficult. A little kindness and basic courtesy go a long way. I hope this feedback encourages management to address the attitude and approach of the nursing staff at the 200 station. It would make a meaningful difference for families who are already going through a challenging time.

95 % of the staff is great, (no place is perfect,) the nurses are so nice but overloaded with work,…read morebut they'll take care of you, just give them some time.. Lots of activities to entertain the patients, I haven't experienced any other place, my elderly mother has been there for about a month and I definitely recommend this, I'd like to thanks a few of the staff there, thanks to Ruben, thanks to Ivon, thanks to Maria, thanks to Allan, thanks to Jude, thanks to Jenny, thanks to Adela..!! I'm sure I'm missing some more nice people there, but thanks to all that make that place a pleasant living for the residents..!!

My mother came here to recover from a broken arm. After 1 week they wanted to send her home. She…read morecouldn't walk up or down any steps during her rehab. I had to fight to male sure that she would get all the help she needed. It was awful.

I love everything about Thelma! My counselor, Becky, is simply the best! Everyone there genuinely…read morecares about you and your recovery. They will do whatever it takes to help you through the process... including the office staff.

I can't speak more highly of this program. Everyone is friendly and genuinely interested in me and…read moremy recovery. Shoutout to Jodie, who helped me get back on my feet and working again, and advocated for me through and through. And James, one of the most caring guys in the business with a nuanced approach in teaching his expert knowledge of addiction. I have tried other programs before and this one takes the cake. Literally... I took a year cake thanks to this place! Do yourself a favor and go in for a consultation, they will take care of you.

Zero stars. Send your loved ones there if you want them to…read moredie. Dr Kim isn't good. Luther is a nurse who swore mom was fine. She told me that a Dr would come just to get me to go home. Awful woman and awful worse nurse. Mom wasn't fine. She was admitted to the er the next day. Anyone can buy five star reviews. Look elsewhere unless you can't wait to inherit.

My mother was transferred here from Little Company of Mary for a couple of weeks. They were…read moreoutstanding with my mother and provided all the attention she needed, after having a conversation with the nurses.

My wife has been in Driftwood for about 8 weeks . The staff is amazing from the top down. They…read morehave given my wife excellent care and go the extra mile when necessary . Special kudos to Aryeh and Irene . No place is perfect but Driftwood is very good.

I want to take a moment to write the best possible review for Driftwood Health Healthcare Center in…read moreTorrance. Our family has been truly blessed to find such an amazing place. I had the opportunity to visit my dad almost every day, and I was always treated with respect, kindness, and patience. From the administration and social workers to the events coordinators, therapists, nurses, CNAs, and support staff, everyone demonstrated professionalism and genuine care. I would love to name all the wonderful people I met there, but I wouldn't want to accidentally leave anyone out. My dad is a strong-willed elderly man who is also blind, and the patience and compassion shown to him were remarkable. He stayed there for nearly a month, and we have seen tremendous progress--so much so that he is now ready to return home sooner than expected. I highly recommend Driftwood Healthcare Center in Torrance and I would gladly work with them again in the future. Best regards, Marco Altieri

My wife and I have been living at the Kensington-Redondo for three years now, and its services and…read moreloving care for residents continue to impress me. My wife lives in the second-floor Haven - advanced Alzheimer's - community. We have yet to meet a staff member who is not competent and courteous and caring. My wife has reached the point where she has become wheelchair bound. The staff quickly assembled the chair I bought for her. There were difficulties in doing so, but they persisted instead of letting responsibility fall back on me. I greatly appreciate what they did. I am not the least bit mechanically inclined; I have trouble setting my watch. More importantly, they trained her in wheelchair use and safety, always patient, encouraging, and friendly. In my own case, I was recently informed that a room will become available in early April that will be substantially less expensive than the one I now occupy, and I will move into it then. My point is that the Kensington realizes how expensive memory care and assisted living can be and strives to ease the financial burden on its residents whenever the opportunity presents itself. I am also compelled to mention the first-class medical monitoring and care that followed my return to the Kensington after two weeks in the hospital recovering from colon cancer surgery. The Kensington's quality is self-evident. I regularly meet new residents whose families had originally placed them in a different local facility and then later decided to move them here. If you have a loved one who needs residential care, I cannot strongly enough recommend the Kensington. Gary Hartzell

Although I can't comment on the quality of care, as I have only visited there twice-(once alone and…read moreagain with my husband and son), we were so impressed with what we saw there, including meeting the owner, who actually lives on site. It is so beautiful and high-quality in what it offers in terms of restaurant options, beautiful gardens, lovely rooms with high ceilings, impeccable furnishings, and cleanliness. And the people are so attentive and kind that I'm assuming the care is excellent. Tiffany was kind enough to give us two full tours, and the second time sent me off with a sweet bottle of wine. In appearance and ambience, it compares to a five star hotel, which provides live music, art classes and a small library, to boot! If it does ever happen that one of us needs extended care, this place would be our top choice.

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.

I do not recommend this facility. The owner and therapist Mr. Xu was very rude and combative. When…read moreI asked him about the RX for my treatment he said, "I an highly educated and will decide what you need." No Mr. Xu, you're an MPT, you need to perform the treatment my Orthopedic surgeon recommends. A one man show. Old facility with broken equipment. Stay away!

Dr. Xu is the nicest doctor ever. He is very flexible and works around your schedule. He could do a…read morelittle more physical therapy in the office instead of having one do it all at home. But overall a decent place for physical therapy and acupuncture.

This place saved me and gave me a new way of living I will forever be indebted to new life for all…read moreof the lessons I learned about perseverance, principles and fellowship.

The owner only wants your money. He never sent the bills to my insurance company after multiple…read morecalls with him and his staff. I wish I knew how to turn him in to the IRS. My scheduled counseling appointments never happened, but paid for. When I arrived at outpatient, there was only one other person and one on zoom.