I've been to several treatment centers throughout the years of my addiction. ​Luxe has been the…read morebest one by far. The rooms are huge, beds are comfortable, we had chef that met my vegetarian needs. But most importantly the staff there were amazing. Times when I thought I couldn't do it they took time to talk to me and made me feel like I could. They also took us out on fun outings. Even days after my treatment was done I would get follow up calls which showed me they really cared. Thank you so much Luxe for helping me with my new way of life clean and sober.

Staff was really cool and helpful. Only issues was w the sober living aspect. One of the house…read moremanagers was on a power trip and very unprofessional. Besides that this is a good place to get clean

I am lucky to have known some of the staff of NuView for a few years now. The role they play in…read moregetting people sober is absolutely pivotal. Every staff member has a very thorough education in addiction and recovery. I'm talking book knowledge as well as years of (sometimes harrowing, often inspiring) experiences. They have an authentic passion for recovery. And they know what this kind of transformation should look like. The clinical staff at NuView possesses a diverse range of skills. These skill sets include pragmatic things like self-development training, which can help clients get jobs, write resumes, or even just manage their own money better. But they also teach important qualities like emotional intelligence, conflict management, and how to handle not wanting to get out of bed in the morning. These are important skills to learn after someone has stopped using drugs and alcohol. Why? Life gets hard when you can't rely on alcohol or drugs to make it SEEM good. So you need to do the hard work of MAKING your life better. At NuView's outpatient programs, they support and guide you through that process. Much of that involves group therapy and other kinds of counseling, including family therapy and one on one meetings. They locate your weak points and help you create a plan for dealing with them, always making sure you take it one step at a time. They also share their own knowledge with you. They know what addiction is from a medical perspective. And there's no reason why someone with an addiction shouldn't know that as well. Sometimes people don't know why they feel such a strong compulsion to drink or do drugs. The staff at NuView help clients realize that it's not some moral failure - it's a legitimate mental health condition with neurological, emotional, and interpersonal causes. And it can be treated. NuView is especially good at helping people who have a history of relapse or who have struggled with getting sober even after attending other rehabs. This is because they put more personal care into their treatment approaches than most other rehabs. Their treatment plans are generally customized for each individual client. This makes sense, since addiction is a pretty wide category, and it is not the same for everyone. Their outpatient programs provide a holistic approach to addiction. Clients have access to a safe and supportive community. They also get a social network of other people in recovery, so they can all grow together. You won't feel alone even for one minute throughout this process. For family members, they also put on many events and try to include them in the treatment process. Literally everyone gets a chance to heal and to work on themselves. If you're dealing with addiction now or if you just quit, it's time to treat yourself to a clean and sober life that's actually good. Why get sober and be miserable? At NuView, no matter how broken down you are, you WILL experience a transformation. Simple as that.

Working with Daniel and their team has been a pleasure. Their commitment to client care is evident…read morein every interaction. I run a Sober Living Home in Culver City, and our residents who transition from this facility arrive well-prepared and motivated for the next step.

The way medication is despensed is fast and efficient. I've been with BAART a year now and I'm very…read moresatisfied with the outcome of treatment they have provided me from the doctor's, nurses and reception but especially my counselor, Wendy. She has been a huge staple in my recovery and the progress moving forward. She listens to my needs and shows how much she cares about my sobriety. She is so amazing when it comes to multitasking and it amazes me how she remembers everything that I've shared with her so her feedback is knowledgeable and on point. She makes me feel cared for and you can tell how much she loves helping her clients. Thank you Wendy from the bottom of my heart!

I'm just so glad to hear there's a comprehensive professional facility to provide M.A.T. for…read moreindividuals without the stigma so often attached to this form of therapy/recovery. Good job.

I went to this clinic three times before writing a review because I wanted to have more than one…read moreexperience to draw from. The first time I went as a walk in because I'd read somewhere that they accept walk-ins. That's ONLY if you're already a patient of theirs. Soooo, I spent an hour in traffic from Los Feliz and God knows how much gas driving to this place to be told they don't take walk-ins for new patients. The waiting room was empty. Thankfully, I read here on Yelp that they have parking validation because no one mentioned it and I would have been stuck with a $21 parking free. I asked for the validation, paid the $4.00 (not $2 as it says on their site) and wasted gas driving back home. But I was impressed with the neighborhood and how friendly the staff was (especially the receptionists), even as they turned me away. Second try: I made an appointment and went in. I only waited about 20 minutes, which was great. I encountered really nice employees leading up to my exam. I'd expected a bad experience as I've always had a private doctor and insurance until recently. I'd heard horror stories about clinics treating women like crap and being located in really scary neighborhoods. The physician's assistant who saw me was a bit gruff in her bedside manner and I've never had a GYN be so rough during an exam. She then told me I needed to stop squirming and pulling up on the seat. And she seemed annoyed when I didn't understand her blunt question, "Are you bleeding?" to mean am I having normal menstrual cycles. We'd been talking about fibroids, so I thought the question was in relation to fibroids, not menstrual cycle. Overall, she was the person there that I really would like to have exchanged for someone else. But I wasn't harmed in any way, so I just chalked it up to a clinic experience versus a private doctor. I was asked for a donation and I gave $20. The third time I went (today) was for a well woman's exam. I made an appointment for 9 AM and I had a work related event at 11:00. I fought the hounds of hell to get there in the AWFUL traffic along Santa Monica Blvd only to sit in the waiting room nearly TWO HOURS. What was the point of an appointment? I changed the work appointment I had to 12 noon. I went to the window three times to ask what was going on. A very friendly nurse came out and got me for my vitals, asked me for a donation, then sat me back down in the waiting room where I watched several women who came in after me go into the back to see doctors. I was baffled. But each time I asked how much longer, I was told politely I'd be seen soon and was given an apology. Finally, after two hours, I told them I could not wait any longer. I was so stressed and upset that I nearly burst into tears in the parking lot. Another woman in the parking lot asked me which doctor I'd seen and how did I like the experience. I told her I'd not seen a doctor and she was confused. "You were never seen??? You were there when I got there ." Exactly. I paid my $4.00 AGAIN for parking without being seen. They have a 15 minute grace period for patient arrival but I can sit in the waiting area for two hours past my appointment time??? Although I believe they mean well and they are very kind, I don't know if I'll go back. I don't understand why they'd double and triple book. Because it's low cost doesn't mean it's right to waste people's time. I'm so disappointed because I was very happy about this clinic and told a couple of friends how wonderful it was.

Pro: It's a place if you're in a financial bind. If you make under $1,900 per month monthly income…read moreyou qualify for a free doctor's appointment and whatever else you're there for, if you make more money than that, you pay a fraction of what you would pay anywhere else. Also, my doctor was awesome and really friendly, she even gave me free samples because they didn't sell my medication in-house. Con: You will wait for a very long time, even with an appointment! I waited for 2 hrs to see a doctor even with a scheduled appointment. In total I was there for 3 hrs. Bring a fully charged phone, sandwich and some reading material because you'll need it!

I went today, with my husband, to receive our first Coronavirus vaccine at the Kedren Community…read moreMental Health Center. I was given specific instructions as a senior over 65+ which we followed and everything went exceptional well. We arrived there a little before 9am and we were back home at 9:40am--vaccination received. I had seen many people getting the shot on TV and it looked like it would be painful, but the medical person was so gentle that I asked, "Is that it?" She said, "Yes, come back..." I appreciate WEDC looking out for us & 65+ seniors in my community and for setting up this connection and professional service we received. We were blessed. Thank You!! I would encourage other African-American/Blacks 65+ to get vaccinated here or wherever you can, and refuse to allow our history of Tuskegee experiment to remain our future. Blacks caused research procedures to be forever changed, monitored, and audited by an independent panel to ensure that volunteers are kept safe at all times during the research, and I have seen this from my own volunteering experience in medical research. Let's get the protection the science says the vaccine will provide instead of excluding ourselves from this protection others groups are fight to get. WE NEED IT, because we have been adversely affected by the Coronavirus more than many of the other groups. Do it for your family and for our future as a people.

Staff is very unprofessional and rude , Dr Dias is never available or call to the families to let…read morethem know what's the status of the patients

The facility itself is very cute, for lack of a better word. It's unassuming from the outside, but…read morelooks almost like an old Spanish-colonial style house in the main house with a kitchen area for patients and a koi pond in the outside sitting area. In terms of care, I really enjoyed being a patient here. This was my first experience as a patient in PHP/IOP. I was a patient for three months, dealing with mental disorder that impaired my functioning in work, school, social life, and self-care. You are assigned an individual therapist to meet with weekly and/or a case manager. You can request to switch individual therapists if you don't feel a good enough rapport between yourself and your assigned therapist. The group therapy schedule is pretty static week to week, but there is almost always a choice between two groups, so you have some ability to "customize" your schedule. I didn't enjoy all facilitators, but I enjoyed most and learned a lot about how to manage and process my emotions/thoughts/behaviors/traumas. The psychiatric team put me on the first medication combination in my life that really worked for my specific set of symptoms. They are courteous and attentive. They remember even non-clinical details about me when we meet weekly. Mission Harbor is also much more affordable (in my opinion) than other centers offering similar care. I paid my insurance's deductible--with which Mission Harbor provided flexibility due to my personal financial hardship--and the team was diligent with handling my disability insurance claim in a timely manner. I would recommend Mission Harbor to anyone looking to seriously challenge their mental disorders and carve a path to a better way of living and thinking! I would even readmit if I felt I needed the care and support again.

I have worked with many organizations in the behavioral health space and Mission Harbor continues…read moreto impress me. Their commitment to serving their clients is apparent in all aspects of their program. They are transparent, honest and I would recommend their program to anyone who is considering treatment.

My expectations for a quality experience to help set the stage for building, healthy habits that I…read morecould fall back on once I was on my own was met with a high standard. The nutrition needs were met with quality food prepared at a high-level that taught me to appreciate good food, and fostered a desire to continue feeding my body, and respecting my body by limiting processed foods and high sugar items that only serve to retrigger the reward pathway. The next most important reason I chose 1Method was for their commitment to an exercise program that was built into the weekly schedule that included the guidance of a professional trainer who worked with me to build new habits that have stayed with me. I have stayed sober since August 25 of 2019 . I am grateful to live at the beach where I ride my bike every day and prepare healthy, real foods for myself and my family, because those things helped me build new habits that were foundational to my long term success. I will complete my bachelors degree in December of this year and plan to enter the graduate program in January. It's never too late to make a new start and transform your life.

This was a great place that actually really changed my life. Now, the place is not great…read more... and good luck getting in...used to be able to get into the facility within a day. Now, they take in Veterans and the wait list is about 2 weeks long. I am a female Veteran and that's what I was told. I came to 1 Method 2 years ago and it was no where near as inaccessible or mean as Shannon was (admissions lady) Was to me, even though I am just trying to get a friend in crisis into their facility. Sanctuary treatment is a great place. I would recommend them. They're a little further north, but they're a way better treatment center, as far as availability and care

I have to admit, after reading some of the Yelp reviews, I was hesitant about bringing my dad to…read moreAlcott. A friend of mine had a good experience there with her mother, though, so we decided to give it a chance. I'm glad we did. My dad stayed at Alcott for about 4 months, and overall we had a very positive experience. The nurses, caregivers, PT, and OT staff were wonderful with him. They were patient, attentive, and genuinely caring toward my 90-year-old dad. Most importantly, he left much stronger and in much better physical condition than when he arrived. One thing that really stood out to me was how clean the facility was. There always seemed to be someone cleaning, and the staff truly tried their best to care for the residents. I know people complain about the food, but realistically it's hospital-style food, and they have to prepare meals that work for elderly residents with different health needs. We ended up bringing some of my dad's favorite foods whenever we visited, which helped. I also want to give a special thank you to Ms. Fern from Social Services. She was incredibly helpful in guiding me through the process of finding an assisted living facility for my dad, and she even followed up after his discharge to check on how he was doing. That meant a lot to our family. My dad was lucky and ended up having great roommates who looked out for each other, which was really sweet to see. Thank you to the entire Alcott team for taking care of my dad and helping our family through a difficult time.

On multiple occasions, I've asked simple questions regarding my family members well-being or care…read moreroutine and have been met with rudeness, dismissiveness, or even raised voices. Most recently, I was spoken to in a tone that felt condescending and unprofessional, which was upsetting and completely uncalled for. I fully understand that this is a high-stress environment, and I always try to be respectful in my interactions. However, I believe every family deserves to be treated with courtesy and dignity--especially when advocating for a loved one's care.