Do not come here if you are looking for a therapist or psychiatrist. They mostly rely on nurse…read morepractitioners who are clearly not adequately trained. I booked an appointment expecting to see an actual psychiatrist at 8:00 AM. I rushed to get there on time, and since I don't have a car, getting to this appointment was difficult. Despite all of that effort, Lalita Davidoff never showed up. I waited in the office until 8:45 AM with no communication. She eventually called me, and based on the call, I highly doubt she was even in the office -- it sounded like she was at home. This was supposed to be my first appointment with her and she created an awful first impression. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and assumed maybe she had an emergency, so I agreed to take the call. Instead, she acted as if nothing was wrong and showed no acknowledgment of how unprofessional the situation was. The only reason I agreed to continue with a phone appointment was because it took weeks just to get this appointment, and I urgently needed care. Honestly, not being seen at all would have been better. I wasted hours of my time. She was extremely cold, dismissive, and immediately started talking about putting me on medication without doing a full evaluation. After researching the medication she prescribed, I realized how inappropriate it was to recommend something that strong without ever meeting me or conducting a proper assessment. It genuinely felt unsafe. I also truly believe that after I mentioned her tardiness, she became defensive and blamed me -- even going as far as to gaslight my mental health concerns. The entire interaction was unprofessional, careless, and unacceptable. I will be reporting this provider to the medical board. No one seeking mental health care should be treated this way.

the intensive outpatient got me started in a difficult transition from inpatient during a flagged…read moreaccount situation but despite this I got all basic services within 2 weeks.

My brother has been here for two weeks, post a major heart attack, and seizure, which almost took…read morehis life. He has recovered so well and has truly enjoyed all of the nurses he has had. He is a vegan and the food accommodations have been quite good. They make sure he takes all of his meds before leaving and they take time to talk to him (he is very friendly and chatty) The Only issue was the room phone not working) they addressed that within two days. The thing I would like to see is comfy patio chairs and make it more Inviting, as it is a nice area for those who are able to walk around. I will update this post with some of the names of the caregivers that have been so patient and kind. Also, PT and OT have been very good.

I'm so Absolutely Disgusted & Furious, with what I had to witness both over the phone as well as…read morearriving to your location to check on one of my patients in your recovery facility!!!! This precious soul had soiled herself & I can hear the conversation between the care taker as well as my patient and how she explained that she had an accident. 1 hour &10 minutes later of me arriving at your facility from Ventura county.... My patient was still laying in a wet diaper!!!!!! Shame on you!!! This place is disgusting!!! You have tape holding your furniture together and the patients are being Neglected!!!! I'm going to report this horrible establishment immediately!!! DO NOT BRING THE PEOPLE THAT YOU LOVE HERE EVER!!!!!! :/

The food was great...some ot the staff were great. THey will…read morenot send me a legal bill to send to my insurance. I will have to go in person and will have to go the California lisencing bureau as it is not legal to not give me a bil with diagnosis and procedure codes. I have insurance........... I left after two weeks because there is no freedom or trust there. rose

This place engages in FRAUD They lie out of the lying Liar…read moreholes upon intake claiming that insurance will cover their inflated bills without actually checking that it will. After they do everything they can to extend your stay at over $30,000 a week. Afterwards they act like they had no part in the fraud, but there has to be accountability. They bankrupted us They will continue to bankrupt families until someone finds a way to stop them from lying to people about their costs, as they do it when a person is most vulnerable, it's disgusting

This is a wonderful place to recover staff is wonderful and caring I recommend this place to anyone…read morewho want to recover

We had a really good experience here. The staff was amazing and took the time to walk us through…read morethe entire facility, which made us feel comfortable right away. They helped our family member feel safe and welcomed, and the nurses were kind, patient, and very attentive. The place was very clean, smelled fresh, and everything felt organized and proper. The rooms were comfortable with a TV, couch, and even a PlayStation, which made it feel less like a hospital. There's also a nice outdoor area to relax, and overall the staff was very friendly and truly caring.

Most CNA's and nurses were very nice and helpful. The case manager, Jeanette was very nice and…read morehelpful. This facility is understaffed and needs to be remodeled. When my mom needed help sometimes, she had to wait, once for 1 1/2 hours just to use the restroom. When a CNA is on break or with another patient there is no coverage even when other CNA's are doing nothing. Upon leaving, my mom said she needed to use the restroom and the CNA said I just took her. I told them it was a 45 minute ride back to Thousand Oaks but they did not care. I drove with my mom upset the entire way Luckily, when we arrived at the assisted living they found a wheelchair and 2 of their people took my mom immediately to the bathroom. The food at Northridge looked disgusting although my mom ate it. Sometimes I brought her food. This facility is understaffed and needs remodeling before I would ever recommend it!!

First, the staff does the best they can with what they can do. Because they are so woefully…read moreunderstaffed, everyone is running around and things fall through the cracks. There is a pretty bad language barrier on the 3rd shift. I was in there for knee replacement surgery and a couple of the CNAs during the night shift didn't under the phrase ICE PACK. Communication is pretty bad with two of the nurse supervisors. I won't mention them by name, but I think it's time for them to find other work. One of them almost made me miss a very necessary surgery and didn't bother to let me know that they were having problems faxing information over to the surgery center. I was having problems with a very loud neighbor across the hall, and the weekend night nurse supervisor said that if I didn't like it that I could go elsewhere. Apparently, she got written up for that. We did not speak after that. On the whole, the staff tries to do the best they can under the understaffing circumstances. Some of the CNAs are golden. The nurses are unbelievably giving with the brief time they have to offer. The housekeepers do a terrific job. The kitchen staff was very helpful. The monthly "candlelight dinners" were pretty cringe and while they're trying to do something special, I found myself wanting to leave every ten minutes. I think they went with the most mobile people. Pro tip: lose the Karaoke. Sweet gal who tries her best, but no. Just. No. I shared the bathroom with the patients next door. Both staff and the patients next door walked in on me doing my business more times that I care to remember. If you're going to see the show, buy a damn ticket! LOL. Or... learn to KNOCK. It's not that hard to raise your fist to the door. Unless you're missing a hand or something, then kicking is entirely appropriate. The Physical Therapy team was terrific. They went above and beyond. They recently had their yearly inspection from the City of LA. They ranked a 3. According to the people I spoke to who were in charge of the inspection, Northridge is one of the better Nursing Homes in the area, and that scares me. I did my best to treat everyone there with kindness and respect. I saw Alzheimer's up close with some of the patients. A stroke patient screamed like a siren. The patient across the hall from me is verbally abusive to the staff and they have to just shut up and take it. During the final days of my stay there I was this close to letting the bully have it. Now that I have had a chance to decompress, They did the best they could do with the resources they were given. I would not go there, however, if you have been injured or are recovering from surgery. I had knee replacement surgery and there was no structured plan in place to help me to get from point A to point B except to go to Physical Therapy. So I was on my own.

Do not recommend for families with children. My husband traveled several states away to get the…read morehelp he needs and they frequently suspend phone privileges Making it impossible for me to reach out to my husband of 12+ years and also for our kiddos to talk to him. I was told they were family friendly and we could even visit. So you can imagine my surprise when they take my husbands phone and try to discourage him from talking to his family for 30 days!!!! Ridiculous!

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First & foremost I will like to say that this Los Angeles Jewish Health service is not only for…read moreJewish people. It is for anyone and everyone who needs special care in whatever their condition is. I have been here multiple times back in 2019-2021 when my late mother in law was at this facility. I would go there around 5pm when it was their dinner time. Feed her, try to talk to her and spend one on one time with her.She had Alzheimer's disease. I believe they have 4 different buildings and plenty of parking spaces along with clean restrooms. This facility was established back in 1912 and still serves their patients, families of the patients with pride, dignity, and kindness. They have over 6,000 seniors every year entering this facility. They even have a nice garden. They provide care for home, in their community and on premises/campuses. Nurses and other staff members are very sweet, kind, caring, professional and HELPFUL!! They don't just treat you as a number; but as a human. Recently few days ago I willingly wanted to go see one of my friend's mom who is in this care center. She has dementia. I told her that I would be going there and she met me there. Place is spotless clean, they come and change the bed sheets pretty frequently, take you for a walk, help you to take your medications, and do their best for everyone to feel welcomed, safe and a good place to be at! If you have a loved one and needs a good home, don't hesitate to bring them to this facility.10/10. Thank you all for all that you do for everyone. They accept insurance, and other types of medical payments..

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First of all, I want to thank the gentleman I spoke with I believe his name was Gabriel. During…read morethis transition with my father, I spoke to several people, and it has been an incredibly overwhelming situation. It's not something I take lightly, and there are a lot of emotions and decisions involved. From the very first phone call, Gabriel showed a level of care and patience that I honestly had never experienced over the phone before especially before even visiting the facility. He answered all of my questions, and what really stood out was that he also asked thoughtful questions to better understand our situation. He helped turn what was a very stressful moment into something that felt calm, manageable, and reassuring. Because of that conversation, I already felt confident that my father would be in the right place. When I actually toured the facility, I was pleasantly surprised. It is very clean, very well kept, and you can tell there is real attention to detail. Most importantly, I truly appreciated how much care and compassion the nurses showed toward my father. That meant a lot to me and my family during such a difficult time. Gabriel, truly thank you. I couldn't have navigated this without your guidance and care. I can confidently say that if I or anyone in my family ever needs help with something like this again, you will absolutely be the person we call.

I agree 100% with Bella M. who posted a review on March 6, 2026…read moreabout Gabriel. He is a total angel. Incredibly caring, patient and so professional! He helped us sort everything out and made it a wonderful experience while my relative stayed at the facility. Thanks to him she was able to obtain the needed therapy and medical care. Thank you Gabriel!! Then there is Lynn, the Director of Nursing who was also most helpful whenever there was a medical issue that needed to be addressed with the nurses and or nurse assistants. Thank you Lynn!! Jordan, the Administrator will also step in whenever his help is needed and make things right. Thank you Jordan!! Cleanliness all throughout the facility is evident and very important in a medical setting. Meals are nutritious. And they also provide snacks. I believe it is important for family members to stay engaged and participate in the care of their relatives, to ensure an open line of communication with personnel and Management, to bring up questions and concerns.

This review is for the Goldenberg-Ziman Special Care Center that is on the campus of Eisenberg…read moreVillage in Reseda. My parents were living in an apartment in the independent living facility for 10 years when my father finally had to be moved to the Goldenberg-Ziman Special Care Center due to his dementia progressing to a point that required more attentive care. From the beginning, my mother, who is a retired nurse, realized that the care that was being provided the residents there was extremely lacking, even bordering on neglect, with mistakes being made frequently, such as with his medications. For example, my father is very unstable on his feet, so at night he urinates into plastic bottles so he doesn't have to walk to the bathroom. When my mom would show up mid-morning to visit him, she could see that the urinals still had not been emptied. She would complain to the staff, but nothing changed, and she eventually just started showing up earlier in the morning and taking care of it herself. Another example was that the "showers" that my dad received were basically someone splashing him down with water for a few minutes, then toweling him off. These are just a few examples of the lack of attentiveness and incompetence on the part of the staff. Eventually, my mom began showing up earlier and staying later in order to take care of my dad's needs, even going to all of his meals with him because of the constant errors that were being made with his dietary protocol. As my mother's presence there became a fixture, and after numerous instruction and reminders given to the staff, the care eventually started to improve. However, not so for the other residents, the majority of which didn't have family with a medical background who could advocate for them there and constantly keep tabs on things. Approximately two months into my dad's stay, my mom fell and broke her hip and ended up in the hospital, leaving my dad on his own for the first time since he enter the facility. Though my sister and I tried to visit as much as possible in order to try to take over for my mom, it was impossible for us. And just as we feared, his care completely eroded: he ended up falling and was sent to the ER; his diaper would hardly ever be changed and he would be sitting in a wet diaper often; my mom used to do his laundry, and even though we explained to them that this was no longer going to be the case since she was injured, we could never get them to start doing his laundry despite repeated attempts (ironically, some of his clothes started disappearing and when we complained, it was discovered they were mistakenly taken to the laundry). Eventually, my sister just resigned herself to doing his laundry herself. And these are just some of the examples. We started complaining about this to some of the people in charge. For example, I spoke to the supervising nurse, Louisa. She was completely unsympathetic and even responded in a somewhat hostile and passive aggressive way. At one point, she suggested that this facility may not be the right fit for us and that we may want to explore other options. This was an insult, as my parents made a huge effort to move into Fountain View 10 years ago with the expectation that when this time came, they would be well taken care of. Being that I wasn't getting anywhere with Louisa, I asked for a meeting with her superiors. And while the meeting went fairly well, and everyone seemed understanding and sympathetic to our complaints, nothing really changed. They, however mysteriously, were able to produce his missing clothes at the meeting. All that said, we are tremendously disappointed in the quality of care at the Goldenberg-Ziman Special Care Center that is on the campus of Eisenberg Village in Reseda.

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My grandmothers oxygen tank is either empty or off on a regular basis. When you complain they tell…read moreyou to take her else where. Very negligent.

My father had a major stroke several months ago and he was initially placed in a different acute…read morecare facility in the valley, which was absolutely awful. He was neglected and left alone in his room crying out in pain and no one bothered to check on him. It was truly horrifying and unbelievable. Our family was so grateful to find West Valley Subacute Care. The entire rehab staff has gone above and beyond to help my father regain the skills necessary for him to safely return home. They have been kind, caring and patient throughout his stay and we have observed extraordinary progress over the last few months. Everyone from the front office admin staff to the nursing staff to the social workers care genuinely about their patients. Extra special thanks to Christopher M, Shakeh, Brenda, Gigi, Princess, Olga and Patricia for their excellent care. I HIGHLY recommend this facility.