Our very resistant son went in and was treated with such expertise and kindness especially by the…read morenurses. He has been sober since. He's a pretty negative person but he said his experience was very positive.

Do not believe the website for this "dual addiction program". There is absolutely no personalized…read moretreatment plan for each person it's a cookie cutter program at best. If you or your loved one don't fall in line with their cookie cutter program they get the boot. They say that they're part of Hoag but they're truly not. They use a a random pharmacy across the street for starters. There Medical team is not Hoag doctors. There main psychiatrist may only meet with your loved one once in the full 30 day program then it's put on the head nurse or the head nurses assistant who can give you no answers because she has to ask someone who has to ask someone. They're still on "Covid 19" protocols so there is no visitation for your loved one even after "black out" period which is not right for everyone.The only "only" thing good I can say is therapist "Matt" sorry don't recall last name. I think he does care about you/loved ones but can't be there 24/7 and his coverage is also just there.

I've been going to Allied Psychiatry for a few years now, and they've always been extremely…read moreattentive and punctual with their work, especially the office manager Paulina and my psychiatrist Ricky. They both are super knowledgeable, helpful, and have the best interest of the patients in mind in everything they do. This isn't a scripted review or anything, these are my honest thoughts about a great psychiatry office; I've had a few bad ones before this, and there's a reason I've stuck with Allied Psychiatry for years.

The receptionist I spoke with over the phone was extremely rude and had an unprofessional attitude…read morefor no apparent reason. Reaching out for mental health support can already be difficult, and being met with that kind of treatment made the experience even more discouraging. I decided that my mental health would be better served elsewhere rather than having to go through someone who treats people this way. It's simply not worth enduring that behavior when seeking help. By the way receptionist I am so easy going and unproblematic.... all I said was I'm a little late about 10 min (because my sister just got in a car accident) which I didn't share because regardless I'm late & whatever I need to do next is fine...so I say.. I'm in the waiting room online & she said "UMMmmnm NO! you need to reschedule because Sabrina is already with a patient right now!" she had a very ugly tone and by all means no thank you that was the nastiest attitude I have ever received and I rather get no help then have to be spoken and treated like that by the receptionist working 7/16/26 around 2:45-3:00pm Thank you Sabrina for all the help even though our time was short!

This woman has changed mine and my family's life for the better. Where other psychs have tried to…read moreshove benzodiazepines (Xanax, Valium, Ativan, etc.) down my throat, Dr. Schuder takes a holistic approach with her patients and has blood work done to get to the root of the problem checking endocrine levels, cortisol levels, thyroid levels. It was worth every penny to be honest. In our first few sessions, we went over my family history and the results of the blood work and urinalysis which was so enlightening. I had been going through my life with low thyroid and cortisol levels and wouldn't have known had it not been for her. Her psychoanalysis techniques have me leaving each session with a "lightbulb" moment. I love how her approach to prescriptions and supplements are holistic and naturally derived rather than more popular synthetic forms. She is kind, nurturing, funny, and very approachable. Her front office staff is very flexible and accommodating. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Schuder. I swear me and my husband would be divorced without this woman helping each of us.

Dr. Suzie Schuder MD, is the very best doctor, shrink, advisor that is to be…read more Going on 14 years now and this awesome doctor has me as cured as cured can be. I trust this goddess with my most inner confidential secrets and she always comes through to me as the best advice and her being a somewhat chemist to her skill in mathematics leaves me confident that I can follow her advice that includes my major questions. During this COVID-19 trauma, Dr. Schuder has continued in her ways and we have our sessions via Zoom, telephone to whatever it takes. The best doctor I've ever seen! Truly, Lisa Stone

Every time I run out of my prescription I must call at least five times (not exaggerating) to get a…read morerefill. The receptionist are either over worked or don't have the capacity to do their jobs. I can NEVER get a hold of anyone. Beyond frustrating because it's not safe to go off of my medication and my wellness is in the hands of these people. I would highly advise skipping this place. Very unprofessional.

This place is the worst. My first visit the office staff was gossiping and talking about how new…read morepatients always got priority over existing patients. Hello, do you say this in front of patients? I was basically delayed treatment and heard nothing but excuses. I was also called a liar and told they didn't have my phone number. How hard is it to look up the patient intake form? Finally I get an email back from the head of the practice, Val Karimkhani that is extremely condescending and ends with: " I am downsizing our practice in the next 2 months and will no longer be able to continue with patients who are not in residential treatment facilities. If you have any needs in next 30 days, please let me know. I'm sorry the experience with our office has not been satisfactory." If you are going to downsize your practice, why was I taken on as a new patient? I will certainly not have any needs for this office in the next 30 days or EVER.

Over the last four years I've spent quite a lot of time with Dr. Wiggins and have felt nothing less…read morethen cared for, supported, and accommodated in all of my needs pertaining to my mental health and wellness. She has always been easy to be around, easy to express myself to and equally important, pleasant company. Her genuine good nature is evident and I cannot say enough about her patience. She has always felt seasoned in her practice, knowledge, and ability to allow me the space and clarity to really work on myself and the challenges I come up against. I recommend her with zero hesitation. What a gift!

Dr. Wiggins creates situations where transformation and growth are most likely to happen. His way…read moreof listening, asking questions, and reflecting back is gentle, deep, compassionate, and wise. He has helped me through difficult situations many times and I can't recommend him highly enough. He is also very diligent and sensitive in prescribing medications, he finds the right balance in prescribing the most helpful medications

I think it is kinda crazy that some guy named Richard came up to us at a park and asked if we were…read morein recovery after saying we were, he was HIGHLY encouraging tell us to go out & relapse...Just to get business. It thinks it is absolutely ridiculous that someone in treatment would try to do something like that....just to increase their client load but it's all about $$$$$$. Instead of truly being a source of safety for those seeking help! PATHETIC & RIDICULOUS COMPANY! SHAME ON YOU RICHARD!!!!

I'll start by saying that some of the staff were outstanding. And, just like anywhere, some of the…read morestaff were inadequate and ineffective and just going through the motions. Some of the group facilitators were very well-liked and effective and engaging while others brought negative emotions and lack of excitement from the very reading of the group agenda in the morning. After sending pictures of the front and back of my insurance card, I was assured that my insurance would cover my stay. HCBTS sent an Uber to pick me up and brought me to Newport Beach to the, "Platinum Sands House," which had potential but was badly neglected. The carpet from the living room up the stairs and at the top was badly stained, the kitchen was badly outdated, the bathtub in my room had no shower head on the end of the pipe, the garage door didn't lock, and two of us had our e-bikes stolen, the front fence was embarrassing with missing pickets as the house is at the corner of 32nd and Balboa, a very heavy traffic area and traffic light where people stop and observe. My bed sheets and pillow cases had blood stains, and I have pictures of it all. This was very clearly just a place to house insurance paychecks while they go to groups every day at another building. There was no money put into the house to make it the least bit nice in a very long time. Very substandard for private insurance rehab housing, two blocks away from the beach, or not. But the kicker? After being at Hotel California by the Sea for three weeks, I was called into an office by the head of the group facilitators and told that my insurance company had called and said that this facility was out of network and that I was not covered to be there. I was told to vacate the premises in 24 hours. I was horrified because I was woefully unprepared to leave, had no money to get a plane ticket across the country where I was from and had nowhere to stay. I was told, "We don't want to, "Street you," (But, unfortunately, you have to go). I was looking at being in a shelter with homeless people or being on the streets of California 2700 miles away from home. This was the most unprofessional thing I've ever experienced in my life, and it was so profound because they were dealing with a human life-my life. It was clear at that moment that the movie Body Brokers was very real and the recovery industry is just a business. There are certainly people in the industry who genuinely care, but they have no choice but to work for cutthroat monsters who are millionaires and have a bottom line that must be met with bodies in beds on a constant rotation. Fresh meat is the key, and relapse is almost congratulated. In my three weeks there, there was one fentanyl overdose and two relapses in one of the houses. Certain clients are allowed to overstay their needed treatment time as long as there isn't a new patient needing a bed at a higher level of care which, of course, brings in more money per day or, per, "Unit," which is how insurance companies dole out authorizations. If you're thinking about rehab, I really don't have any advice because they all play the same games and all use the same tired lines to get you there such as, "We got you.. Don't worry.." The people who are incharge of getting admissions to agree to come are very well trained and coached in the proper lines to use to disarm any hesitation you may have and allay any fears or doubts you may have. This was only my second rehab, and I saw enough in this time to realize very clearly what goes on after spending time on the phone with my insurance company and hearing the cold tone used by the administrator in delivering the devastating news that the entire thing was a mistake and I was on the losing end of it. She said they weren't happy about, "Having to eat the cost of my entire stay," and to that I say GOOD! These rehabs have entire departments to deal with verifying insurance, yet they badly botched my approval for care and didn't catch it until I had been there three weeks and was just beginning to get the root of my issue. Rehab is about money, and you have to be your own advocate because nobody at these facilities is looking out for you. Even if they are a kind-hearted person and really want to help you out, their hands are tied by the almighty dollar and the people who demand a fresh crop of bodies in beds constantly to keep the money flowing. And it was told to us repeatedly by case workers that the length of your stay is completely dependent upon how creative the case workers are in their weekly assessments of your progress and condition. If they like you, they'll work their magic. If you demand anything of them or give any kind of push back, they'll make sure your stay is short. Watch Body Brokers, and you'll understand. It's definitely one of those experiences where hard-working people can start to think, "Dang, I'm in the wrong racket... I need to get in on this grift."

Tree house saved a family members life . After many many rehabs and almost dying, after he lost all…read morehope , they did not ! THEY BELIEVED THEY COULD HELP AND THEY DID !!!! I Love the entire staff and I wish they could save everyone from the evil hold of addiction. Tree house breathed life and energy back into a shell of a person that addiction sucked the life out. Thank you Tree House Revovery

I'm a Treehouse alumni, and I'm giving this place four out of five stars…read more Not because it fell short, but because I've never been to treatment before. So I don't have comparisons. And because a five-star review would feel curated for performance instead of written in truth. The truth is... Treehouse is an experience I will never forget. It is also not for everyone. I didn't come to Treehouse looking for recovery. I came because I was running out of time. By the time I arrived, the damage was already real. My body was failing. My mind was loud. My spirit was thin. I wasn't carrying hope, I was carrying consequences. Medical. Relational. Moral. I didn't believe I deserved another chance. I wasn't even sure I could survive one. Treehouse didn't ask me to believe. They asked me to stay. The early days weren't inspiring. They were brutal. I couldn't eat. I couldn't sleep. I collapsed. I shook. I hallucinated. Every morning felt like a resurrection. Every night felt like a funeral. And people I didn't know yet showed up anyway, quietly, practically, without speeches or slogans. This place doesn't perform care. It practices it. Sobriety here isn't treated like the finish line. It's the entry fee. The work is honesty. On paper, out loud, and in how you respond when you're exposed. Language you once hid behind doesn't survive here. I came in believing survival was enough. I learned here that responsibility is the goal. Brotherhood isn't sentimental. It's earned. Men who will call you out without casting you out. Men who don't rescue you, but don't let you disappear either. Somewhere in that pressure, I stopped hiding. I started standing. My body came back before my confidence did. One breath. One step. One honest effort when quitting would've been easier. Discipline replaced chaos. The lies I told myself didn't survive consistency. The body doesn't lie. It also doesn't rebuild without truth. Treehouse didn't erase my past. They taught me how to carry it without letting it poison what comes next. I don't live perfectly now. I live aligned. I know my values. I know my patterns. I know what steadies me and what costs me. I show up differently. To work, my body, other people, and myself. If you're looking for comfort, this may not be the place. If you're looking for truth, structure, and a program that will ask more of you than you think you can give, and stay with you while you give it, this place matters. I know, because I applied the work.

AKUA became my support and lifeline at a time in my life that I needed it most desperately. Great…read moreprogram and facility. Kind, knowledgeable and skilled staff who truly cared about their work and their clients. My case manager, Candace, had a way of making it all feel a lot less overwhelming. The director, Richard, made it feel, from day 1, that I was where I was supposed to be. And my therapist, Gabby, gave me space, and the safety to explore the healing that I needed, without shame or guilt.

Akua mind and Body was such an amazing experience! The staff go above and beyond for you, making…read moresure all your needs are met. They even picked me up and dropped me off everyday! I don't know what I liked the most the yoga, the acupuncture, or the sound baths... This place exceeded all my expectations!

I recently had the most incredible experience at longevity healthcare. From start to finish, the…read moreexperience with the staff was beyond any expectations. They went above and beyond! I instantly felt comfortable and safe, and knew I was in the best hands. I came in for a NAD IV treatment as part of my long-term wellness and longevity protocol, something I have been wanting to do for quite some time. The staff was knowledgeable, and it was so nice to have people that were patient in explaining how NAD works. It supports mitochondrial function, cellular repair, and healthy aging. Within a day, I felt SO GOOD! Alert energetic & my mental clarity and overall vitality was bouncing off the wall walls. I find it to be a powerful treatment for optimizing their health from the inside out! I'm particular on how I spend my money, & investing in long-term cellular resilience is worth every penny. Highly recommend for those serious about longevity, overall well-being and performance! Also, after comparing to other places (since I do my research), the pricing is below what other IV places are charging. The Dr actually cares and wants to ensure it's more accessible. That made me feel really good.

Dr. Muran should not be in business. I came to him after traditional medicine failed me thinking…read morefunctional medicine could help. He took his bare hands and touched an active infection. I left his office with some magic powder he said to use and that's it. No blood work, no follow ups. I emailed him to let him know I did not appreciate his misconduct and fact he touched me without a glove and he responded by denying it. He is carless and out of touch with what it takes to practice medicine. Please avoid at all costs.

My 1:1 therapy visit with Dr. Josh Yeager was excellent. He's a great listener and offers the…read moreperfect amount of feedback. He is very knowledgeable and empathetic. I got so much out of my first visit with him. Thank you! The office was very nice, and I felt very relaxed.

Acquired tools which help me view life differently and keep a calm, positive and upbeat attitude.read more