Just finished my program with Ranch Creek Recovery I just wanted to say some words to anyone out…read morethere who's probably in the same position I was in. If you have a drinking problem and you suffer from addiction please don't wait to get the help that you need. I wasn't sure what to do with myself a month ago and my mental health was deteriorating. I have an amazing job and saw that even tho I was very functioning in real life deep down I was suffering daily and needed help because I couldn't do it on my own and I'll fully admit that. The moment you walk through those doors you feel welcomed. The staff will teach you so many coping mechanisms and with group therapy you'll get to express yourself and hear like minded people tell their stories. I was able to finally get on my correct medication regimen and my mental health has NEVER been better. I feel 100% again. Jerilyn is such an amazing councilor and I loved how vulnerable she was telling her all her stories that were so relatable. She is there to help you. She was the first person that made me realize I was in the right place and I'll forever cherish that. Jimmy is a stellar councilor and was so spiritual I loved our groups hearing him speak and teach you'll see a change in you each session. He gave us all great advice with great coping mechanism skills. Yanna I'm gonna miss her so much and our late night talks she will sit and speak with you and actually be there in the present and listen to what you have to say. She was also so welcoming with her group sessions. She also works with out patient so I can't wait to see her again! Vanessa and Derrick are both councilors who also work with their outpatient program and they are both there to help us continue our recovery and keep our sobriety strong. Both of them were great with their groups and shared valuable information and tools for recovery. Christine was our therapist and she was AMAZING ! She really is there and listens to what you have to say and cares so much about your process with the program. She's helped me so much with our 1on1 sessions and I'm very grateful for that. I learned so much about myself and applied so much of what I learned with her groups. Jorge, Will, Trisha, Kylie and Arsalan all were apart of the intake process and were so welcoming and chill they make you feel like family. The bond I made with everyone here at RCR was so real and I did NOT expect that to happen at all. In fact I didn't even know if doing this would actually change me. It wasn't until I started to actually feel different and I started taking things day by day and following the process. That's when I knew this was different. I actually changed for the better and I'll never forget them for saving me from myself. Best decision I ever made for myself!

My son is staying there right now. He would never last three days in a rehab, He has been there 15…read moredays, I am so proud of him. I go on zoom with my husband. We are very educated parents trying to learn about addiction. It has taught us so many issues we need to understand. I love this program. The money is worth it!!! I recommend this to anyone who wants to understand about loss, we lost 4 people in our family in less than a year. It was very hard for us and but not understand how it affected our six children. Our son is smart, kind, handsome but so compassionate and sensitive it hurt him terribly. Kids in their twenties are so absorbent when it comes to death. I wish he didn't have to learn it at this age. My husband lost his mother, sister, and brother tragically and I lost both my parents in the same three years. Our son is the one that took all of our hurt and sorrow internally. He cried with us and made us food and took care of our whole family during these times in our lives. Unfortunately he felt exhausted and could not do it anymore and took to other vices. First, smoking marijuana, then dabs, then pills, and in two years was a mess. This program is teaching him to live with pain and guilt. I love this program. It is bringing our son home sober, very knowledgeable and strong. We may be rich with money but being with someone I love and would die for sober.....is a blessing. Thank you Ryan for being the son we need you could be.

I referred a very special friend, a 92 year old woman. This friend is so special to me, I wanted…read moreher to be treated like a queen. So I recommended The Springs to her younger sister. She was sent from the local hospital to The Springs for a several weeks stay. She was treated "kindly and with patience " while there! Both her and her sister were overjoyed. Her elder care was as I expected!

after being discharged he shortly passed. I'm sure it's part of the natural progression of his…read morehealth but I know that the neglect of his health (all thanks to The Springs Rehab Center) played a major role. Never admit your loved one here ever. Two years already gone by and instead of thinking of the good times, I think about the pain you guys have caused.

I'm a cancer patient with a great deal of pain daily. I have been working with the staff and Dr…read moreKhatibi to maintain my pain levels. This has been a perfect marriage between myself and the doctor who truly cares about his patients. I would recommend this medical practice to all who suffer pain. Gavin Smith.

Was just released from the facility on October 30th. After 2 months of rehab after auto accident…read more I was treated very well. The CNA's are mostly hard working. Think their assignments of units could use some better closer together units. Therapist are all very good and helpful. Food is passable. If I had another occasion for rehab, I would be ok to return to Menifee Lakes Post acute

I rarely leave reviews, but I felt this needed to be shared. Counselor Joseph creates an…read moreenvironment that feels discouraging for anyone actually doing well in their recovery. Instead of being supportive or acknowledging progress, he makes you feel unwelcome--almost like you don't belong unless you're struggling or "doing bad." Recovery is supposed to be about growth and encouragement, but with Joseph, it feels the opposite. He doesn't congratulate or uplift people who are improving. It's as if he only focuses on the negatives and wants to keep people stuck in that space. If you're looking for a place that celebrates progress and positive change, this may not be the right fit. Everyone deserves a counselor who truly supports recovery at every stage--not one who makes you feel guilty for doing better.

Mfi is amazing! The staff is great. They show such dedication and compassion towards the clients…read more The staff is there for you during the emotional path of recovery. They really do care about your recovery. I would highly recommend going to MFI for outpatient treatment.

My grandfather was sent here after being at a LTAC facility. Everyone here was very attentive &…read morecaring. They truly wanted to see him succeed. This facility is clean & fairly new. It has state of the art equipment and the rooms are VERY nice & no shared rooms which was great for privacy. Everyone here was so kind & we always had visitors & they never minded. Definitely recommend 100%!

Nervous to leave my father but after touring it and meeting everyone there.im at easeread more

Out of about 7 (non recommended) reviews 2 of them are from Adam - the owner and another 2 are from…read moreRandy k - the co-owner. The other reviews seem super fake because they are not from the patients who went through the program but from the relatives who brought them there. I still have no clue as to what kind of detox they provide or if they even provide detox. Do patients live in different houses and are bussed to the business building where they have groups? No clue what they do.

Day By Day Treatment is a one of a kind center that really cares about their clients and their well…read morebeing. The staff goes above and beyond for those in need of help!! I highly recommend Day By Day Treatment if your family member or you the client is in need and would like help regaining your life back Drug or Alcohol FREE!!

This facility in 2020 was very depressing with dark walls and everything seemed to bring you down…read more When I walked in 2 weeks ago I felt welcome. The walls were brighter there were live plants everywhere. February decorations were for Valentines and they were all over the place also. When you saw them they made you smile. Now the quality of care definitely needs to improve. When a patient rings their buzzer it sometimes takes them over a half an hour to respond. Not good especially when it was the only patient that rang their buzzer at that time. You can tell because there is no light flashing above their rooms. The staff is either to busy talking to one another or hopes the patient forgets they range the buzzer, and yet other times patients are ringing their buzzers all at the same time, this is when they are short of staff because they can't get all of the buzzer within a few minutes it might take them a half hour. But of course the patients don't know this is what is happening. As a visitor I walk around and this is what I see. As in any profession some love their job that is why they are there and those it is a paycheck and can't wait for the day to be over. All I can say it definitely is a big improvement from 2020 from when I was a patient at this facility. It feels warm and caring.

my husband had a stroke and his left side is paralyzed. this was supposed to be a great facility…read more it's impossible to get someone transferred out once your insurance company is paying, my husband's a diabetic. they don't have a dietitian there because they feed him just like a normal person and then have to give them insulin shots several times a day because you know insulin. the insurance company will pay for more for that drug than jardien or metformin. they give him ice cream puddings, sugary drinks and juice. he hasn't received any sugar-free drinks there they're charging us $2000 a day so i'm not sure what the issue is. do not send your loved ones here you will worry all night long you'll have sleepless nights. my husband is paralyzed from his left side. he cannot change his own depends so they leave them wet. he'll ring the nurses button in for one hour. he's still wet. i have to call the nurses station and they never answered the phone. i've got to keep calling and bugging just to get him changed. it's been absolutely horrible sleepless nights missing my husband. he's not being taken care of wow. now it's time for reporting this facility to agencies cause this is ridiculous my poor husband