Yellow Wood Recovery has a wonderful inpatient residential program. The accommodations are clean…read moreand comfortable. The staff is very supportive and you get real tools to help you in your recovery. Yellow Wood provided a safe place for me to start my recovery journey. My physical and mental health has improved so much. Plus the food is amazing!

Amazing staff in a small intimate setting. They have dedicated Therapists per house,In house…read moremedical team, 24/7 Nursing staff, Dual Diagnosis and trauma informed focus. Full continuum of care, county partnerships, small calm healing spaces, Elite culinary experience with chef's and cooks in each house. It's an amazing place.

They have very knowledgeable people there and we're very kind to help when my daughter wasn't…read morefeeling well

Top tier staff! Top tier program. I've been to three other clinics, since I've been here I've been…read moreclean! And that says a lot without saying! Thank you for helping me get back my quality of life!!!! KAREN YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL SOUL YOU are forever with me I won't ever forget the times you fought for me supported me & cheered me on, and were there for me and for that I'm forever grateful.

In the spirit of staying anonymous let's just say I took someone here who I love very dearly. AKUA…read morecame highly recommended by an addiction therapist and without them knowing it, is the same rehab facility the addict chose on their own after days of searching! AKUA has multiple facilities across the state of California. The Terra Loma facility in Sac County is an all men's facility aimed towards first responders with the most amazing, kind, and knowledgeable team including a full medical staff of nurses and therapists. The person I know that is currently here is nearing completion of their 30 days in-house, and AKUA has helped them to set up a continued care virtual program for 5-hours a day after release. I cannot recommend this place enough! Most importantly it's where the addict of my story wanted to go as I seek Al-Anon treatment and counseling on my own. Drop off was the most beautiful moment... between the addicts decision to seek help, and the serenity felt upon arrival I knew we'd picked the right place. Thank you, AKUA. Keep up the great work!

Not the right environment for me…read more I went to AKUA hoping for a safe, supportive environment where I could focus on my recovery. Unfortunately, my experience was very different from what I expected. One of my biggest concerns was the sleeping situation. Because I had a seizure at the beginning of my recovery in 2022 I was placed on a box spring and mattress on the floor. I understand the need to take safety precautions, but the setup was uncomfortable and made it difficult to get the quality sleep I needed. I also had significant issues with my roommate and the sleeping environment. I normally use a fan and white noise to sleep, but my roommate was uncomfortable with the fan, white noise, and an open window. I tried to find compromises, including ordering earplugs. Instead of feeling like I had a reasonable, comfortable place to recover, I felt like I was constantly trying to meet everyone else's needs while getting very little sleep myself. I was told that moving me upstairs to a different room was going to happen, but by the time that was finally being discussed, I had already reached the point where I decided I needed to leave. I also had concerns about how basic personal-care items were handled. Some things felt unnecessarily restrictive, and it was frustrating to have to explain why ordinary items were needed. To be fair, there were staff members who were kind and supportive, and when I experienced a panic attack while waiting for discharge, a staff member took the time to walk with me and help me calm down. I appreciated that. Ultimately, though, the overall environment wasn't a good fit for me. Recovery is difficult enough without feeling exhausted, uncomfortable, and unable to get adequate sleep. I left AKUA and returned home rather than continuing in an environment that I felt was making things harder for me. I'm sharing this because people considering treatment deserve to know that the experience can vary greatly from what is presented in the promotional material. I would encourage anyone considering AKUA to ask very specific questions about sleeping arrangements, roommate situations, personal belongings, personal care items, and what happens if the living arrangement isn't working for you. I lasted 5 nights and on my 6th morning I was over it. I can do better at home and sleep in a real bed in my real home. I never even talked to a counselor or a doctor during my 5-day stay.

They are great! Wish they had more staff. These poor folks are running around like crazy.read more

Manzanita Healthcare Center bills itself as a rehabilitation facility for seniors; my spouse spent…read morefive days and nights there before checking out early. Staffing appears to be understaffed, with some dedicated caregivers and some who seem to be there to act as prison wardens, or sanitation workers who regret their status in life. Case managers are clipped, and not easy to communicate with, and my spouse was seldom ever offered insights by real nursing staff. She was quickly fitted with a catheter, apparently to save staff from having to help her to the bathroom and back. Physical therapy was hit or miss; in the first two days she was eligible, and was skipped by the staff. One of the physical therapists was probably 100 pounds overweight; and the physical therapy she did receive was minimal at best. The physical therapy department is not open on the weekends, so Saturday or Sunday PT is not a possibility. Food was passable to worse. My spouse was in a shared room with another client, a woman who loved to have her TV on late into the night with the sound at 100 DB - never did Staff come by to suggest the sound be turned down - giving my spouse earplugs which were little help. And result of the substandard nursing environment was that we checked out early, to the chagrin of several on the staff, who said "we were leaving against medical advice". We were pledged a referral for home-based nursing, but it took several phone calls and several days for Staff to file that paperwork. Overall grade, D. We would not recommend this place.

My sister recently visited Folsom care for 2 nd time. As before the care staff was outstanding…read more Jo An and Alena, & Martin , mark nurse head, Lance,Jackie, Patrick , Gloria & Julia in admissions & esp Tanya in p.t. For getting her moving. We are so grateful that there are still caring people in rehab. Thanks again Connie & Susie H

This center is very respectful and clean. Love the design and kind people. Love this place!!read more

This is a community that is professional and caring. I'm so impressed with how they go out of the…read moreway to help and support my loved ones. This is an excellent care community.

Please do NOT let your loved ones live at Sunrise of Fair Oaks. Yes, the facility is pretty but…read moretrust me to pls dig deeper: look at the "Activity board" in Memory Care and stick around a bit to see if ANY of the activities take place, because you will see they do not. Good luck understanding your monthly bill which, for us, changed monthly while our loved one's care did not. Don't bother contacting Edwin, the business manager/ coordinator about bills unless you're prepared for a rude response and a person simply lacking the interest/ expertise in getting his #s correct. Memory Care food is not nutritional nor nicely presented: lunch may likely be a tuna salad sandwich on white bread with Lay's potato chips, served on a plastic plate. YUCK.

Wonderful, caring staff at Eskaton Gold River…read more Our family recently moved my dad to Eskaton Gold River, and we couldn't be happier with how quickly he has adjusted. The staff has been incredibly warm, kind, patient, and hardworking, and it gives our family tremendous peace of mind knowing he is in good hands. Billy, Marsha, and Cassie have been especially wonderful about keeping us but the entire care team deserves recognition. They genuinely take the time to get to know the residents and make them feel comfortable and welcome. They even know my dad's favorite breakfast--two eggs over easy, hash browns, bacon or sausage, toast, and fruit! They make it for him every morning. And they have been so warm and welcoming to my dad's dog when she visits. They have a great outside courtyard where dad and his dog Coalee can play and enjoy the comforts of home. Thank you to the entire Eskaton Gold River team for your kindness, patience, and hard work. You have made a difficult transition so much easier for our family. Highly recommend!

As a senior placement agent, I regularly tour and work with assisted living and memory care…read morecommunities throughout the Sacramento Region. The criteria I employ when offering options to families is whether I would place one of my family members at that community.I have had the pleasure of working with the amazing team at Eskaton Gold River for many years. Both leadership and care staff are proactive, communicative, and genuinely compassionate.I have placed several clients there, and the families have always expressed how happy they are with Eskaton--from the activities and amenities to the cuisine. It gives me great peace of mind knowing I can count on them to provide the care I would want for my own loved ones.

I just completed the Partial Hospitalization Program at Fair Oaks Recovery Center, and I am beyond…read moregrateful that I had the opportunity to step away from work and focus on my recovery. I had been trying to get sober since February 2022 through AA alone, but I wasn't successful. I had the willingness, but without treatment, it just wasn't enough. The staff at FORC helped me build a solid foundation for recovery that I had been missing. They provided the education, support, and accountability that I needed to move forward. During treatment, I also struggled with dual-diagnosis disordered eating symptoms that, in the past, had led me back to using. The team at FORC helped me work through those challenges while maintaining my sobriety, and I am incredibly grateful for the care and support they gave me. Leaving the program clean and sober felt like such an accomplishment. One of the best parts of the program was finding my people. After about a year of being stubborn about returning to AA and NA, I found myself back at meetings with my friends from FORC and genuinely enjoying it. Before I knew it, I had a sponsor and was working the steps again. None of that was required, it just seemed to happen through osmosis somehow, which is actually pretty funny. Thank you, FORC, for everything you did for me. I wholeheartedly recommend this program. 10/10.

I had an extremely traumatizing experience at Fair Oaks "Recovery Center". On June 16th at 11:00pm,…read morean employee of Fair Oaks wrongfully discharged me from the facility. I was solely 72 hours sober and just got to the facility a few days prior. I was experiencing severe withdrawals still as expected while still under detox. The scariest part for me was I just had taken 100mg of Trazadone and Hydroxyzine, about ready to go to bed for the night when they told me to leave. The med- technician (not management) discharged me at 11:00pm at night, and put me on the street. I was still detoxing and experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms, and it was unsafe as the facility is not located in the best part of town in Sacramento. I have contacted an attorney regarding this incident and they will be following up with the facility soon regarding what occurred. To make matters worse, when I left and got an Uber to the hospital, I realized the staff forgot to give me my wallet. I couldn't be admitted into the hospital without my ID, so I had to take an Uber all the way back to the facility to retrieve my wallet. Unfortunately, there are still some of key belongings that are still in their possession that they never returned to me. Most of the staff are under 21 years old and have 8 months of sobriety whom are extremely ill-experienced and unprofessional when it comes to any real, genuine care. Please take my horrifying experience in account when looking for a facility to heal from substance abuse! It was scary, and they put me in a very vulnerable position that was unsafe.