Communication is terrible! I don't live in the area and have been trying for three days to have…read moresomeone return my calls to see how my brother is doing. Half the time when you call they don't pick up the phone. AVOID

Highly recommend this nursing home to anyone that is considering. My grand ma was referred here by…read morehospital in Santa Cruz for additional rehab and nursing needs. The nursing team and rehab team were very kind and patient with my grand ma. I really appreciated that. They constantly gave me update what was going on and it was very easy to communicate with all the team The facility was clean. Any concerns I had it was swiftly handled by the team. Even after discharge they help me get additional support at home for home health services. Thank you PCM team.

Karen is absolutely amazing!!! Months of pain gone in one visit. I should have gone to her sooner…read more Such an inviting and welcoming group of individuals working to help you be your best self physically and mentally. Thank you Sol!

I received the most healing physical therapy after hip replacement surgery from Chris Taquino at…read moreSOL. Morgan the assistant therapist was also really great. I was given specific strengthening exercises. I went from pain and needing to hang on to someone besides using my cane to walk to walking without a cane and pain free. It took several weeks but Chris used physical techniques and massage to help improve my mobility tremendously. I could now raise my knee to my chest. I highly recommend SOL for physical therapy. Chris and the entire staff are good people and provide excellent physical therapy. Truly grateful.

My name is Eddy Strickler and I have been fighting my disease of addiction for thirty years wh n in…read moredesperation I entered Janus detox facility on 7th street. Subsequently they gave me residential treatment intense outpatient sober living free food accupuncture therapy and a bunch of other amazing stuff that has helped me successfully integrate back in the community. Now t 5 months sober my gratitude for the framework provided by Janus is through the roof...yes yes yes on Janus

If I could give zero stars, I would. I was there for six days for minor alcohol rehabilitation. I…read moream not a drug user. The staff is completely unprofessional and absolutely do not care about your well being. One AA group was offered per day. Zero therapy. The rest of the day you are allowed only to walk around the perimeter of the building, watch DVD's and smoke cigarettes (a habit I had quit, but picked back up there since it's the only time outside, and sheer frustration). They mistook me for another patient with the same first name, gave me incorrect medication and I was scolded for not attending her group meetings before they realized I was not her. They drugged me up with sedatives to the point I could hardly walk straight. I finally refused the meds to get my mind clear and checked myself out of the program. I had to advocate for myself in a very vulnerable state. Frightening. I am still sober since leaving. Most of the other patients had been there several times, many only returning due to homelessness and needed food & shelter due to it being a hard winter. Used needles were found under mattresses. I was only given one thin blanket in the dead of winter. Strip searched and forced to shower in front of a staff member. You have no access to contact friends or family. If you do get to use a phone, hope you have a number memorized since they do not allow access to your cell phone or belongings. Your calls are monitored by a staff member, IF you get to make a call. Many of my belongings were stolen. Zero privacy. Horrible lack of communication and follow through between staff members. This is a dangerous and unprofessional facility. Avoid at all cost.

My family's experience with Hearts and Hands was perfectly fine. The facility was clean and had…read moreabsolutely NO "rest home" smell. I do want to take a minute to acknowledge Camilla who works at the front desk. I called into the facility many times during my relative's stay there, and Camilla was always friendly, professional, and accurate when I needed to be transferred. She is very welcoming in person as well.

They state the highest standard of care and caring, but only thing management truly care about is…read morethe almighty dollar. Take your family anywhere for their safety and your peace of mind.

As an active person who also sits at a computer on a daily basis , I finally invested in monthly…read moredeep tissue massages to keep myself functioning at my best (and to help with stress). I highly recommend Clarke B for his knowledge and great massage work! I've noticed a big difference in how my body functions and feels.

CORE has helpful staff, a relaxed, pleasant and focused atmosphere with ample free parking. Stephen…read moreHowe is a very knowledgeable and talented massage therapist. I highly recommend him as well as Sean Shearer for deep tissue, and Carlos Acevedo is great too!

Im a patient at Dominican Hospital n i want to say their awesome- im facing some real " live like…read moreyour dying" type stuff from that country song- n my nurses on 2tcu Danielle n Angela - are so nice - professional - n caring - n Dr. Anders is on it - helping me - maintenance n housekeeping n Ruben n Rosa n Lily - the food is delicious- rooms r nice n clean - good TV selections- When ur vulnerable n scared n normally independent with abundant resources at all levels- I feel safe - Ive been working in healthcare for awhile n I can tell by all the clinical staff n environment -n attitudes - That corporate is helping n supporting clinical to be successful - which they are - Thank you for helping me Dominican hospital

The care is awful i was pregnant 9 weeks and got offered no food no water no nurse for 6 hours i…read morecame in for sever pain in my abdomen my liver was leaking enzymes and i had to walk out starving from hunger and pregnant

The woman handling scheduling may materially support trans women but does not seem to respect them…read more Even if you are "the first to treat the transgenders" that's an unacceptable thing to say. I wish that was the limit of the disrespect I saw. The nurses, I'm sure, are wonderful. The office experience left much to be desired.

I absolutely love this place, the ladies do an incredible job and always take really good care of…read moreme, my skin is looking better than ever, fixing sun damage is not easy but they have the tools to do so. They always make you feel like home and have incredible packages as well. Thanks ladies for always taking good care of me.

From my experience, this is a terrible place to put your loved ones. They are not interested in…read morehelping they are interested in financial gain. This is a common in this industry. Sad but true.

Terrible management the ownership is only doing this for the money. They promise individual rooms…read morethen change to doubles. Counseling is same.Food was terrible.

The rudeness and incompetency of the front desk staff is a major disservice to the excellent…read moretherapists and us patients alike. It took me a month to actually get an appointment because these people never pick up the phone and never call you back. I repeatedly said in my voicemails to call back during the afternoon when I'm available to answer, and then they'd only call me back during the mornings. Finally, when I went in the other day, one person was especially rude and passive-aggressive. She makes you feel like a problem and a nuisance for having simple scheduling needs (afternoons vs mornings, and having a job where you sometimes have a whole day you can't leave.) What I find hilarious is she has flyers by the desk advertising her services as a realtor--as if anyone would willingly interact with her another moment after the way she treats you! The staff clearly doesn't want to be there, and they have quite a negative reputation, so I'm not sure why Dignity doesn't do something. The therapists are fantastic, and that's the only reason I'm willing to come back.

I can't even MAKE an appointment because of being told I have to call another number and people not…read morereturning phone calls. As soon as I do get to a live person they immediately interrupt to start asking questions I can't answer, such as "what kind of therapy?" Well all I've been told is physical therapy, that is what my doctor said and that is what the referral says. They do not understand that I have not been told a particular type of therapy because THEY DO NOT LISTEN, they just try to rush you through. They could look at the referral to see if there is an explanation of a type of therapy, but I have not seen that on the referral. I was actually told "you are not the only patient", and "do you want to leave a message for the scheduling coordinator." When I said yes, the woman hung up on me instead of putting me through to a voicemail. When I immediately called back I was told "You already have an appointment". How could that be when I never scheduled with them? The appointment they stated I already have is at the same time I'm schedule for an MRI. At this point I'm giving up on getting physical therapy and turning to friends and YouTube for answers and advice Never mind the pain I deal with and the difficulties walking. What a sad statement for a medical office!

I reached out for support due to the extreme anxiety I was confronting in anticipation of…read moreaccompanying my husband to Seattle for a bone marrow transplant. The plan was for us to find a house sitter in CA, put my private practice on hold (for an indefinite number of months), and then become Henry's full time caregiver, protector, and lifeline while he was slowly recovering within a scrupulously sanitized, sterile environment after his immune system had been completely wiped out. I was terrified of watching him go through this process, and I was especially feeling ill-equipped to succeed in such a perilous "life and death" situation/assignment. I pictured that, under duress, in a medical crisis when we were living all alone, 8 miles away from the nearest hospital, my own "red alert" reactions would cause me to exponentially exacerbate the problem instead of being a calm, steady, effectively caring presence. Just thinking about this possibility triggered a flood of flight and freeze signals associated with severe anticipatory PTSD. So, I tried several of the biofeedback options offered by Santa Cruz Neurofeedback Center after an initial individualized brain mapping session. I discovered that a technique which involves working to subtly control the volume and clarity of a piece of music, while holding the corresponding intent to modify my paralyzing reactions in anticipation of specific situations, actually did allow me to gradually "reset and self-regulate" even when focusing upon the most dreadful possibilities. My biofeedback assignment was to experiment with feeling into "finding" a center point inside which was a combination of "calm", "intentional", "highly focused and aware", but "lacking any sense of effort". As I managed to stumble upon an internal approximation of that designated combination, this, then, naturally lit up certain parts of my brain which were correlated with those attributes. In turn, when the necessary parts of my brain lit up (painlessly connected to electrode sensors), this somehow caused the music I was hearing through headphones to become less discordant. Rather than stopping and starting, or becoming almost inaudible, the musical soundtrack played smoothly and optimally, subliminally training my brain to progressively "dial in" a desired set point - something which I don't think I would have ever fine-tuned this well, or this easily, in a simply rational or a more willful way. These results gave me a lot of comfort and encouragement, and also, as a bonus side effect, I was able to achieve much deeper, more visceral benefits from my lifelong meditation and mindfulness practices - even though I had been pretty successfully working with these methods for many decades - just with less dramatic progress. Throughout this biofeedback treatment process, I recurrently observed how reimagining and then experientially implementing some familiar, lifelong spiritual approaches and concepts assisted me very practically in achieving our targeted treatment goals while also opening new doors and windows into some other positive, but entirely unanticipated insights and breakthroughs. Henry had a brain tumor removed which neurologically impacted regions related to balance, impulse control, executive function, and judgment as well as something like the breakdown of his Wake/Dream barrier. However, he was still able to tap into an observer self - and sometimes capable of acknowledging these kinds of deficits, not just experiencing the consequences. One benefit he gained from regular Neurofeedback sessions included an empowering sense of exercising clear intent and agency during a time when he was terrified of losing these capacities. He set a goal of actively working toward "shifting his relationship with" increasingly intrusive altered states that caused him to see, hear, and sense non-consensual phenomena as if they were physically present. Henry described a reduction in his anxiety whenever the Neurofeedback process mirrored his capacity to identify this type of intention and then offered measurable evidence of progress (i.e. when what happened on the training screen during a session visibly responded to his intent). His mood responded positively to the musical component of his customized protocols as well which utilized a long list of his all time favorite songs. As an LMFT, I have also referred many clients to Santa Cruz Neurofeedback to facilitate everything from more effective management of chronic anxiety to better addressing ADHD symptoms or otherwise enhancing variants of intentional self-regulation which significantly benefit mood stabilization, better focus, or concentration. There are numerous other potential benefits - plus Langdon, Aimee, and their whole treatment team are highly skilled, delightful people with whom to collaborate.

Compassionate place where I learned a great deal. I also learned about compassion meditation which…read morehas been wonderful!