After life threw a steep curveball at me, I didn't know what to do. I was hopeless, defeated, and…read moredeflated. My doctor recommended to consider doing an IOP. The thought of doing therapy 9-15 hours a weeks seemed quite overwhelming and, if I could be honest, exaggerated. Boy was I wrong!! Aaron and his staff were all amazing, supportive in my growth, and genuinely honest. This not the time or place for the professionals to sugarcoat areas of improvement they see. Everyone was transparent, even if I didn't always agree, it at least gave me a new perspective. The clients were all equally minded people, who wanted to improve themselves, so it was such a transforming experience. If you're on the fence of whether you should do it, DO IT!!I This was one of the best decisions of my life. GIVE THEM A SHOT; YOU WON'T REGRET IT!! Thank you CLEAR, I am forever grateful for the opportunity. I will be back for "Alumni Night" to see others who finished their programs as well.

Clear has been an amazing resource and support center for our family. Not only did it provide a…read moresafety net for our teen, they provided resources, education and genuine care for us as parents. They truly cared that the family healed together and gave us the confidence to approach the future with optimism. A shout out to the director Aaron, he is an awesome communicator and capable guide.

Very happy with this company! Great clinic! My best guy friends life has been changed by this place!read more

I'm so grateful for Clear helping me get sober!!The staff is so kind and caring and I felt safe…read moregoing to them with my issues. The groups are also very helpful and I felt like I belonged. I highly recommend this place for sobriety or mental health.

Debbie from Transformations Care helped my family during the process of onboarding and recovery. I…read moretruly do not know where we would be without her. She saved my brother's life and our family/friends' lives in turn! (We wouldn't know what to do without my brother) While my friend and I were trying to help find a place for my brother, Debbie was trying to help even though we didn't think he had the correct insurance for Transformations Care. Debbie helped my friend for countless hours and eventually they were able to figure out insurance to get my brother to Transformations. The fact that she was helping my friend even though we didn't think we could get my brother to Transformations, truly shows that this place has the best of intentions. Debbie wants to help people in need get to the road to recovery! She made the road to recovery so much easier than it could have been. She made my brother feel welcome, normal, and loved. Debbie reassured me and my family consistently by sending us photos of her and my brother. Recovery is hard - Debbie made it easier for him and I am forever grateful. I HIGHLY recommend Transformations Care as a family member (I can't fully endorse it as a patient, but my brother has nothing but great things to say about the owners, Michelle in outpatient, and Debbie!) Thank you for saving my brothers life, I appreciate you!

I don't know where to begin. It's not easy to admit having fallen off the wagon when, in my mind, I…read morewas doing so well.. until life happened. I was referred to TCI and knew I needed to go, but didn't want to go. That all changed once I got there. TCI changed my life and forced me to look in a mirror and get comfortable with being uncomfortable and face the parts of me that have been anchoring me from true freedom and inner peace. The program they run is rigourous and caused some serious brain pain, but I was able to break through parts of me that have I've been hiding for most of my life. Each person has their own style of doing things and contributed different things that I needed to receive while I was there, and to me, it was the perfect staff. From crying, to laughing, to being vulnerable and feeling comfortable enough to dig deep and share things with perfect strangers that I've never shared with anyone else; I've never felt more safe, heard, and just allowed to be myself without judgement. Instead I was met with compassion, understanding, and comfort. I don't trust people easily, and I trust every person at TCI with my life, because they not only changed my life, they saved my life. If I name one person in this review, I'm going to have to name all of them (that's a long list), but I was able to go home with the tools I know will help me manage my recovery on a daily basis, and because of that, my fears have lost power over me. I'm eternally grateful to each and every staff member at TCI. Thank you for your kindness, love and care (and for the brain pain experienced from being forced to be honest with myself). I am eternally grateful. This is the place to go if you want to experience true freedom from self. When I feel some sort of way, all I have to do is remember the advice and suggestions and feedback I received during my time at TCI, and I know there's hope that I will be ok. I also know that it's ok to not be ok, but it doesn't have to stay that way.. a lesson that has changed my life in just a short period of time. I have much love for them all, and they will be in my heart forever.

I don't normally write Yelp reviews, but given how few existing reviews there are for this…read morelocation, and how profoundly impactful my experience there was on my life, I feel obligated to share so that others who are struggling like I was 4 months ago can hopefully make the best decision possible for their wellbeing. For those unfamiliar with PHP/IOP treatment, it's essentially a middle ground between regular weekly therapy and full hospitalization. If you're in a crisis and are not currently receiving any kind of psychiatric care, this place can help you; if you're already receiving care, but it doesn't feel like enough, or you feel like you need something more intense--without being admitted to a psychiatric hospital (the image I had in my mind was being restrained in a straight jacket and surrounded by doctors in lab coats)--this is EXACTLY the kind of program you're looking for. Essentially, it's a 3 month commitment. After speaking to the admissions team and doing a remote interview with the program director, Tim, you'll likely begin within a few days--possibly within 24 hours. For 4 weeks, you show up every weekday at 9am and leave at 3:30pm. This is the partial hospitalization program, or PHP. You'll go through an extensive intake process where you'll be asked some very personal questions (I was uncomfortable at first, but trust me, the staff here are super caring and kind and you'll get to know all of them really well). You'll be thrown into the existing PHP group (mine was around 10 people) which is also nerve-wracking--but again you'll be surrounded by people who are probably there for similar reasons as you, and everyone will be totally understanding and welcoming). You'll be assigned a personal care team consisting of a therapist and a counselor, each of whom you'll meet with individually once a week. There's also a nurse practitioner who you'll consult with weekly, who can assist with prescribing medications or simply supervising/monitoring any existing ones you may be taking. There's a 30 minute lunch halfway through the day, as well as 10 minute breaks in between each group session. The sessions include traditional group therapy (known as "open process," led by one of the therapists); dialectical behavior therapy (DBT, led by a counselor); reading/journaling exercises on a whole range of topics related to things like coping skills, causes of anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, social skills, communication skills, etc. (the list goes on and on); and some interesting once-a-week sessions like art therapy, sound bath, and drama therapy (it's not what it sounds like, trust me). After that, you'll transition into the intensive outpatient program (IOP) over the course of 2 weeks; this is known as the "hybrid" period--hybrid PHP for one week (attending PHP for half days only, either 9am-12pm or 12:30pm-3:30pm), then hybrid IOP for another week (half day PHP on Tue/Thur, and half day IOP on Mon/Wed/Fri). The remaining 6 weeks are the IOP portion of the treatment, consisting of the same half days, but only 3 days a week (Mon/Wed/Fri); these types of programs are a "revolving door" of people entering and exiting, some at the start of their 3 months and some at the end, so when you transition to IOP, you'll be in a new group--same staff and care team, some new faces, mostly familiar ones, just a different room than PHP and slightly different activities and program structure. You'll still meet with your individual therapist and counselor every week. After 12 weeks, you'll finish and will be officially discharged from the program. The staff can help you get set up with an outside therapist and psychiatrist if needed. Now, logistics aside, this place changed my life. I'm not "fixed" nor did I expect to be. I'm not even necessarily doing "better"--but I am different; I think just a little bit differently, I feel just a little bit differently, I think about my feelings just a little bit differently. My life is more or less the same as it was before I went through the program, however--there are now small but powerful glimmers of change that I notice as I go about my days, little cracks in the behavioral patterns that have been on repeat for years, tiny moments of clarity where I understand what I'm doing, what I'm thinking, what I'm feeling, and why it's happening. It may not sound like much, but my time at Clear was without a doubt the most profound 3 months of my life, and attending was quite possibly the best decision I've ever made for myself. Special thanks to Mike and Lilly for being such a chill and awesome care team for me, Tim for creating such a thoughtful and in-depth program, Caroline for being so welcoming every day at the front desk, and everyone else for cultivating such a safe, kind, and respectful space each and every day--Sarah, Hailey, Donovan, Thomas, Kelly, Lainey, Gavin, John, Kristina, Logan, Joanna, Alexis, Wendy, Nathan, Jamie, Christian, Amanda, and uh...anyone I'm forgetting.

I normally don't do Yelp reviews but I just finished my last day of virtual IOP today and was blown…read moreaway by the amount of dedication, care, and time the therapists, counselors, and group facilitators put into their clients. I've been in an IOP before and it was terrible experience, so I was reluctant to try again but I needed the help so I took a leap of faith and I am so glad I did. The cohort I was in was amazing, everyone was so loving, accepting, and talkative. We were known as the talkative group. Throughout my 3 months here, I think there was only one issue with the program that I had, and it was resolved immediately. Not once did I ever feel unwelcomed, silenced, or judged. I work in treatment as well and cannot wait to refer patients to you guys. Chris, Stephanie, Derrick, Heather, Erik, Sauncia, Sydney, Amber, Justin, and others I may be forgetting (sorry), you guys were amazing and I attribute a lot of my growth to you all. Thank you especially to my therapist Amber who continuously pushed and challenged me, you have no idea how much you've helped me in just 3 months. Saying goodbye was very hard, which is how you know something truly made an impact on you. I love this place and would highly recommend anybody who is struggling to give Clear a chance. If I could give 10 stars, I would.

My mother spent ~6 weeks at Kei-Ai after a fall. I was given a few choices for skilled nursing…read morefacilities before she was released from Torrance Memorial and honestly felt very disheartened reading the reviews of the local options. Although Kei-Ai was a bit further than some of the other facilities, we decided to place my mother here after reading the positive reviews. We had a very good experience with Kei-Ai. The staff was attentive and caring with my mother (and the other patients). She had regular physical therapy and even enjoyed the food! She ultimately stayed a few weeks longer because she felt she would make more progress on her recovery at Kei-Ai than homecare. Jeff, the director, is very professional and caring as well. You can tell that he is working hard to make this the best skilled nursing facility in the South Bay. I would definitely recommend Kei-Ai if you are looking for a skilled nursing option for your loved one.

Back visiting family. Thanks to the staff that is taking care of my loved one. The Nurses and the…read morePhysical Therapy department have been working with my father trying to get him ready to come back home.

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 want it to be acknowledged that Yvonne at the location is a very good when it comes to…read morecommunication when it comes to my Dad .. there were a few concerns when it came to my Dad that I had but after talking to Yvonne about my Dad and his care I was very comfortable from that point moving forward with my Dad's care here at Beach side post Acute .. I want to thank her for being the support that I needed when I had concerns about my Dad's care.. with that being said she is an amazing person to have the position she has ... I want to thank her for all her good doings when it comes to my Dad.. Thank you in advance Yvonne ... from Michelle....

Came here for a work injury, the staff was friendly, fast, efficient. Morgan was my doctor and was…read moresuch a pleasure to deal with. Highly recommend this place.

The facility is nothing fancy - but the staff is amiable and efficient, professional and thorough…read more I did call ahead to make sure my Medicare plan was accepted (four prior phone calls to four other facilities were extremely frustrating) and feel very fortunate this Urgent Care does accept the plan/administration. Thank you to the physician's assistant, Ms. Yoo, who is an excellent listener and observer, along with being clear and concise with post-visit instructions Bless the staff and management of Urgent Care Center of South Bay. (*Note that I am old and grumpy - and I rarely rate anybody or anything with the max amount of stars; this was an extremely useful and satisfying experience.)

After months of dealing with severe eye pain and feeling like no one was really listening, I…read morefinally found a pain management doctor who took my pain seriously. Living with lupus and sjogrens has been difficult, and it meant so much to have a doctor who listened, instead of making me feel like I just had to live with the pain. For the first time in a long time, I felt heard and validated. I'm just starting my medication, but for the first time in a long time, I feel hopeful. I'm so grateful to have found a doctor who truly cares.

The office staff is fantastic, the billing office is fantastic. Veronica Arres was fantastic. She…read morewas my MHNP before she transferred to a different practice that doesn't accept my insurance. Loren, the TMS tech, was fantastic. Madonna, a nurse, was fantastic. Dr. Ananth gave me two referrals that I was very desperate for, and I greatly appreciate that! They were referrals for treatments that they do not do in that office and are pretty extreme. He said he wanted me to exhaust all other options before giving me referrals to those two treatments. I did exhaust all other options, so he did finally give me those two referrals. Again, I'm very grateful to him for doing that because I don't think I would've been able to pursue those treatments without his referral or a referral by another psychiatrist. One thing that bothers me a lot, though, is that, instead of being offered Spravato, which is covered by my insurance, I could only do IV ketamine there. I don't know why they didn't offer Sp I experienced zero effect until my sixth treatment. Cash pay at that time for me was extremely expensive (about $600 per session). So, the first $3000 worth of IV Ketamine treatment was completely ineffective for me.