Here is why: They struggled with my daughter- fair enough…read more She was in a tough spot but then they recommended an affiliated clinic in Orange County that "is set up for the services she needs" . They were not "exactly" covered by insurance I was told but if I sent $4500, they would cover her until the end of Dec when we she could "move to another place in our network that your insurance covers". I later learned that wasn't true, and that there was no other facility covered by our insurance in Orange County. This was just the first of their dishonest actions. Moreover, the therapies they had promoted as so unique and suited to her were never used during the roughly two weeks she was there. In the two weeks she was at Sheer Recovery, they screwed up her medications, failed to fix it despite several clear sets of instructions and our daughter spiraled down. She was able to order narcotics which were delivered to the Sheer Recovery house! Can you imagine that? What supervision.....Their response was to drop her at a 7/11 at 11pm 200 miles from home where she was assaulted and almost raped. Thankfully she was rescued but the story doesnt end here. After eventually finding a new place in Los Angeles where we were able to finally get her mental issues reevaluated and her medications sorted out, she was able to consider returning home but to a structured living situation. Much to my surprise, she still wanted to return to Good Heart. When she left the first time for orange county, even though she had a bad experience in Santa Barbara, she was told that if things went well, and she straightened things out, she would be welcomed back. While things weren't straightened out at Sheer, she ultimately did get herself straightened out and she's in great shape now. I approached the BeWell people about her return to Good Heart and was first told that she would be welcomed back if she was in good place. I was told that they would need 24 hours to evaluate this and I would get a callback. Of course I didn't hear for three days. When I called back, I was told that it was the responsibility of the clinical team to evaluate this now, but they would do so promptly. Her new doctor tried to call seven times, and no calls were returned. Finally I reached them and was told a decision had been made to reject her without even consulting with the psychiatrist who had treated her for a month. This decision was evidently made during the week when they never got back to us. Is this enough of a story for you? Would you want someone you love cared this way? these folks are all about the money and they're not even professional enough to return phone calls. I intend to notify everyone of the regulatory authorities that they promote on their website to ensure that they know how utterly unprofessional this organization is. Some of the people seem very nice and caring but the underlying management structure is shockingly bad.

While I didn't graduate from their program, they taught me about love and respect. I got sober at…read moreClifffside Malibu, but always talked about what I learned here. Good Heart is at my root, and will always be

Updating to clarify that you are only denied physical therapy at Mission Terrace/Park after 20 days…read moreif you are on Medicare Advantage. This applies even if you are willing to pay for it. Medicare Advantage only provides for 20 days of nursing home care free, then a charge up to 100 days limit. So if the patient is on Medicare Advantage, it might be better to go elsewhere if physical therapy is required. Otherwise, you will be looking for a new nursing facility for day 21.

Skilled nursing facility for rehabilitation. 24/7 staff skilled in nursing and medical, with onsite…read moredoctor, healthy food options, on-site occupational, physical and speech therapy.

Life changing! I hold everyone at casa in my heart always. Continuing on to outpatient is…read moremandatory if you want real recovery.

While I intended to stay with Casa Serena for 90 days, my stay was cut short to only 6 days as a…read moreresident. I complained of bullying by other residents, and the same day was asked to leave. I was discharged through the front gate without a plan on where to go. My home is 5 hours away. I was just 6 days sober and asked that I secure a safe aftercare plan, but the Clinical Director malpracticed. Casa Serenas is TOXIC. There is no privacy if you wish to have confidential conversations with the staff. The staff is mostly college aged women who cater to bullies in the program. The Clinical Director is at fault for the condition of Casa Serena. And when I was there, only three beds out of fifteen were occupied. Noone believes in this place anymore. It's a shame. Casa Serena should look inward to find a way to remediate the toxicity.

Diana Joyner is the best! She helped me out so much with an SI joint issue. My doc and…read moreacupuncturist misdiagnosed me and the first time I saw her, she identified my issue and helped see me through to being pain free. She is very conscientious, knowledgeable and easy to understand. Great experience

This is a firm that doesn't appear to give any regard to patients. Their priority appears to be…read moreinsurance income. Yet, apparently they know little about medical insurance. When I attempted to schedule an appointment with them their first concern was what is your insurance?. and then they ultimately hung up on me--after first cancelling the appointment I had just made. Their priorities appear to be maladjusted. Regard for a patient is low in their priorities. It's hard to consider them in the health care business.

Thank you Michelle for your patience, kindness and overall professionalism, for detoxing me off…read moreSuboxone. I tried many times to do it myself, but I thank my higher power I found you. I definitely recommend Michelle and her team, for without them, I wouldn't be the man I am today, CLEAN Thanks again from the bottom of my heart John

As a mobile intravenous nurse, I have collaborated with Michelle Davis on multiple occasions to…read moreprovide a holistic approach in aiding her clients in reaching freedom from addiction. She has such valuable, extensive life experience and knowledge (over 20 years) when it comes to the connection between mental health and addiction. Whether her client stays in her living quarters, or she resides with them in their home, she provides five star care. This often involves food preparation, intravenous hydration, massages, yoga, western medicine, and meditation. She has extensive resources to other local providers to give the best care to those who are truly in need and are often left behind or pushed aside by the medical system. Michelle is truly an angel and inspiration for all. I highly recommend her concierge recovery services.

This is a great place to rent if you are trying to save money and just need a healthy sober…read moreenvironment to rest your head at night, whether it's temporarily or more long term. Donette runs this house and does an amazing job she has on duty managers who are also residents that are very welcoming and helpful they team up to provide an exceptional sober living environment and are a wonderful support group to have! This place safe and the genuine camaraderie amongst roommates makes it all feel like home. Donette being also very fair when it comes to rent due and money owed back she's not in it for the money which is very respectable so you know you won't get burned. I'm forever grateful for finding the giving tree and my experience living there.

The Giving Tree saved my life! I spent two years there and it taught me how to live life sober. I…read moremade lifelong friends and recommend The Giving Tree to everyone! I tell everyone who is trying to get clean to go to sober living because it provides a safe environment with lots of support and accountability. 28-day rehabilitation centres are very valuable, but if one goes right back to their same environment afterwards, chances of relapse are high. I went to CRC and The Giving Tree afterwards, and now have seven years of sobriety, and a life of happiness and freedom. Donette is the owner and a true angel, and the rest of the staff are as well. I am eternally grateful for The Giving Tree!

What an awesome program!!! THE BEST sober living in town…read more Even better than the other Newhouse

From the owner: New House is a non-profit (501©3) charitable organization, founded in 1955. We have three sober…read moreliving homes, housing a total of 96 men. Our primary purpose is to help the recovering alcoholic establish a foundation in the 12- Step programs available in our community. We recommend a minimum stay of six months to one year.

This place was awesome! My daughter spent a good deal of time there last year and it was very…read morecomprehensive.The dietitian met with our daughter and with us once a week. The director, Cori met with us one a week and our daughter 3 times a week. The house is calm and serene. Yoga was included once a week as well as weekly outings. Unfortunately, we had more issues with our daughter arise and we needed to seek treatment that was more mental health centered, rather than eating disorder centered. Only after we experienced another day program, was it apparent how wonderful Central Coast really was.