There are not enough words to express the gratitude I have for the Rehabilitation Center of Beverly…read moreHills. My mother suffered a devastating stroke that left her unable to walk, unable to move her arms, and barely able to speak--at one point, the only word she could say was "ok." As a family, we were scared, overwhelmed, and unsure of what her future would look like. What this facility did for her... truly changed everything. Today, she is now speaking over 100 words. That transformation alone speaks volumes about the dedication and skill of the speech therapy team. They didn't just do their job--they gave my mother her voice back. The physical therapy department worked with her consistently, day in and day out. Even though she's still on her journey toward walking and regaining full use of her hands, the progress she's made has given her something priceless: belief. She now knows recovery is possible, and that mindset shift is everything. Let's be real--no place is perfect. But what sets this facility apart is the effort, the consistency, and the care. In a place where patients are going through some of the hardest moments of their lives, the staff still shows up with compassion and professionalism. From the valet to the front desk, from housekeeping to dietary staff, management, and especially the nurses and students putting in real, hands-on work--you can feel that people here care. And that matters more than anything. This is not just a facility--it's a place where real healing happens. To everyone there: thank you for giving my mother progress, hope, and dignity. Please keep doing what you're doing--you are truly changing lives.

Too crowded... late on meds all the time..poor food... PT not as often as promised... the worst…read moreplace to recover from surgery. Nothing is ever done on time. Better off to recover at home Find someplace else!

I recommend the Guardian Rehabilitation hospital Is the…read morebest place to let your love one to stay I love this place for so many reasons they have a caring nurses and staff , the food is great , . Nassrina Bayat

This place is amazing for around the clock 12 step meetings. The meeting schedule is updated each…read moremonth. A schedule of the current meetings and times are on the door of the building and also easy to obtain online. West Hollywood Recovery Center is doing its part. Recovery is possible!!!

The staff and ownership at Carrara treatment centers are some of the finest in the world. Their…read morecompassion, clinical expertise, and unwavering commitment to helping individuals and families affected by alcoholism, addiction, and mental health challenges transform lives every day. Families place tremendous trust in treatment professionals at some of the most difficult times in life, and Carrara meets that responsibility with integrity, empathy professionalism, and exceptional clinical skills I consider them among the finest in the behavioral health and addiction treatment field. They are the best of the best. Charlie.

Self pay option only. Richard the owner does a good job with his treatment centers. Yet this one…read morethere is no insurance accepted. And the facility itself is not worth that enormous price tag that comes with it.

I've been on a long journey with my mental health, and it hasn't been an easy one. From the…read moreconstant dissappointment that's been my companion, to the depression that one day changed me into a different person without warning, it's been rough. And I understand that it hasn't just been rough for me. It's also been rough for the people around me. I consider myself to be brave. Getting out of bed each morning may not seem brave to most, but anyone who has battled through the self eclipsed war of depression knows otherwise. When the voices and forces within you want nothing more than to bring you down, you need to rise above. And that, is the bravest thing anyone could ever do. Depression can you turn you into someone you aren't. It will make your face unrecognizable in the mirror, your voice unrecognizable to your ears. When you're hurting, you do and say things you don't mean. You turn into an angry, ugly person. Someone you truly are not. To those who could not handle it, I'm sorry. I truly am sorry.  When you get into a really bad state, sleeping is rare. You lay awake through the night, thinking, weeping and panicking. Essentially, wishing you were dead. Waking up in the morning and carrying on like a "normal human" is not the easiest thing in the world to do, when just 12 hours ago you were praying to fall asleep and not wake up. Some would say I was unmotivated, boring or mean. They weren't wrong, but if only they knew. When you're depressed, it is difficult to reach out. You fear what others will think, and how they will treat you. "Get over it", "You're so dramatic", these are phrases I've heard more than enough. The thoughts that go on in our minds are scary, terrifying in fact. It takes courage to face them yourself, let alone take the first step in changing and reprogramming your thought process. I have seen the light. A light I once thought I would never find. My mental illness is not my reality. I would never choose this life for myself, or anyone, but i have finally overcome my demons. The Holistic Sanctuary gave me the power to take control of my life and stopped my battles with addiction and guided me in overcoming my mental health issues. From the various IV therapies, to energy healing, massages, to a well balanced diet and nutrition, after 17 years of nicotine addiction and my struggles with mental health have become a thing of the past. I have never felt more powerful than I do in this very moment. I am filled with so much self love that I could never ingest or cause any type of harm that is my body, my temple. I've realized that I haven't been the person I truly am, or the person I am meant to be. I've done, and said, some terrible things. I've made mistakes, and I've been an ugly person. If it wasnt for Johnny and his angels I wouldnt have continued on this path and for that I want to say thank you for your kindness. You will never know how often the smallest gestures made the biggest difference. On days when all I could do was cry, or all I wanted was to become invisible, your kindness mattered. Your listening ear, your gentle hug, your affirmation that I matter in this world all changed my outlook, or at least my day. It is in these smallest, quiet moments that my world slowly began to change for the better. Thank you for being there. There have been times when simply your presence in the room made me feel safe. Sometimes, just knowing in that moment I was not alone saved my life. How do I even begin to thank you for something so monumental? The words "thank you" seem so inadequate, and yet they are all I have to offer. I know I can never repay you, but please know I am eternally grateful. Without Johnny I would no longer be here. Thank you for making the effort to making my journey as easy as possible each and every day. Thank you for realizing that while I rarely ask, I often need help and support. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do in guiding all those that are lost in the world. In my experience, few are as faithful as those who stand by your side through depression or other mental illness. You are all remarkable human beings and thank you for saving my life. This is the greatest gift you can give to yourself or to anyone that is suffering from any addiction or severe mental health issues. TRUST AND LET GO

I'd give it 11 stars if I could. This week I will celebrate 10 years clean thanks to Johnny Tabaie…read moreand his staff at the Holistic Sanctuary. I dreamed of what it was that I needed and I just couldn't believe it actually already existed when I found and connected with The Holistic Sanctuary online. I tried everything else and I knew what I needed , but Johnny held the container and had it so perfected because that's what he does , he's 1000% committed to doing it correctly and cutting no corners. I am available anytime to share more personally my experience with The Holistic Sanctuary. I am Forever Grateful to Johnny Tabaie

Coming on here to write yet another review of my experience. This time, my uncle stayed for…read moreseveral months in the facility and I can honestly say, their professionalism was shown all those months. The staff is caring, kind, and efficient. My uncle had some special needs and was helped by so many there. The CNAs were skilled (Especially Jacob) careful and throughout. Nurses always explained things to both my uncle and my aunt. The facility itself is clean, and they really took time to clean patients so the smells don't permeate into the halls. Call lights were answered fairly promptly which is huge. I think it's because the staff truly likes what they do, they like working with each other, and the Administrator Monica shows her appreciation for them. So, yes, I recommend this facility for the area.

I had to stay here for over a month for rehab after knee surgery. I dreaded being anywhere but…read morehome.I must admit most of the staff were super nice and helpful. I wish I could name all the staff. But I have to point out a couple of staff who went above and beyond their duties. Jayme, allyson,joy,jeffrey,lizette,slyvia,fernanda,amy,Theresa, arbie,Rmi and dennis and ma'rat.Just to name a few. Thank you Monica for making me feel welcomed.

If you care about anyone suffering from addiction, DO NOT SEND THEM TO BREATHE. This is a…read moreclient-based treatment center, which means MONEY is ALL they care about. You say you'll stay for 30, they say you need to stay for 60. While the longer you remain in a CREDIBLE patient-based (usually under the care of a hospital with doctor overseeing the program) the greater chance of staying sober, BUT if you stay 60, they push for 90. God forbid you announce after 17 days that you will be leaving in 30, the staff becomes very passive aggressive and vascillates between trying to threaten clients with relapse and ignoring them altogether. The staff has ZERO accreditations other than being in recovery themselves. HIPPA and privacy is completely ignored, and have no medical background whatsoever. They do not treat the clients with any compassion or respect, unless you/your family has money. There were three people out of 65 who were solely there for alcohol (no cross-addiction). They were handed The Big Book and that was it. Those with eating disorders, methamphetamine, or pill addictions had separate groups for counseling daily. Those three never had any sessions where they were able to discuss their addiction or were given any help. The entire group went to AA speaker meetings 7 days a week, but never got delve into their own issues. Kathleen made a point to dress down the entire group over unhappy staff and actually said, "We DO NOT CARE how you got here. We don't care about your past. Stop whining and listen to your counselors, they have heard every lie and excuse coming out of you and know you better than you know yourself!" Sobriety 101, addiction is a symptom of the problem that brought them to rehab. There was absolutely no communication with family members, which is essential as it is a family disease. One person who completed their treatment after 90 days, was back the very next day as they relapsed that night. They had something called Family Week, that only those who had been at the facility for at least 90 days MIGHT be able to attend, but it was months away. Family members were encouraged to take an entire week off of work and pay for a week's stay at a hotel where they held it. Some of these people's loved ones spent every last dime to keep them there and could not take off work for a day, let alone an entire week. Kathleen's "special talent" is to single out a client and proceed to rip them apart in front of their peers (and was said to do this at Family Week repeatedly over the course of the week). Nothing she said was in the vein of healing. It was 45 minutes of verbal abuse that left people completely traumatized. MacKenzie Phillips wasn't an active member of the program, she just wandered the halls, if she was there at all. Breathe has a lot of glossy pictures and empty promises (equine therapy...there was none, a swimming pool...clients were not allowed to use it, trips to the beach...nope, too much liability). The founder bought up all but two houses on a street in Laurel Canyon (you do the math) and it looks great on their website, but that's it. It is NOT a safe place to heal. ***Bottom line, if you or someone needs help with addiction, please find a PATIENT-BASED rehab facility, that encourages family participation through visitation and group therapy. The counselors should hold degrees in psychology, drug and addiction counseling, etc and have done clinical hours during their studies. Places that show you pictures of what looks like a 5-star resort with promises of gourmet food, a spa-like atmosphere, and an easy process do not have their client's best interest at heart. As with any facility, you need to do your due diligence, ask questions, and review their qualifications. If I can educate just one person on what to look for and what to avoid, so that they can help a loved one or themselves acheive sobriety in a safe and healthy environment, then I will consider writing this incredibly worthwhile.

My daughter went to breathe and was there for 3 months Wow what a waste of money. The place had…read moreants and mice and rats. They do not have adequate staff and the place was a mess they have no consistency and the counselor she had was out sick for a entire month and so she went without. She said the food advertised as cooked by a chef was not very good supper was only meal served she had to eat cereal for breakfast and in the afternoon when they went to Clinic luch was served daily with consisted of cold cut salami and bread. To this day my daughter wont eat cold sandwiches bc she had them daily for 3 months. Please if you have a loved one that needs help DONT SEND THEM HERE !!! Its expensive and as my daughter said it feels more like a jail than rehab.

The staff here is very kind and does their best to take care of their patients. My grandma has been…read morehere for a couple of years and everyone I have interacted with has been pleasant and thoughtful towards her. The nurses are definitely busy, but doing their best. The facility itself is clean and well managed. Thank you to the staff for all that you do!

my mom was sent here from cedars sanai for rehab. they said they will work with her to walk,…read morestrengthen her legs and arms, etc. she never woke up but one time. she never got the physical therapy that i was told she was going to get. she was not given the care she needed. her hair was so matted that her hairdresser had to cut my mom's matted hair. she had a uti that started at cedars sanai and she had NO medicine for it. she had to be rushed back to the hospital due to the uti and sent back to here. whenever i was there, no one ever came to check on my mom. i had to look for a nurse every time. when i did find one, it was as if i bothered them. my mom never woke up again and was taken to cedars sanai, where she passed away. the only good review i can give is when i spoke to angelica in the office. she was very helpful with the medical insurance. it was a very stressful time for me and i knew nothing about my mom's health insurance. i would not recommend this place unless there's nowhere else to go. i would've liked to have had my mom brought home, but i wasn't given the choice. my experience with convalescence homes has never been positive. i feel it's the last place to go to pass away, especially when they never did physical therapy like i was told they would.

If you're looking to detox, Ritz is where you want to be. I battled opiate addiction for 7 years, 5…read moreof those on fentanyl and honestly, I was terrified of going through withdrawal. It took a friend convincing me to get help and give Ritz a shot, and honestly, it was the best decision I ever made. The staff really knows what they're doing when it comes to this disease, and they helped me finally get off fentanyl for good. Ritz is clean, cozy, and has this chill vibe that makes it easy to settle in and focus on getting better. What I loved most was how the team treated me , they actually listened, kept it real, and showed real compassion because many of them had been through the same struggles. They didn't just throw a one size fits all plan at me, they made a plan that fit meIt felt like a safe space where I could be open and vulnerable without any judgment. I met people there I never thought I'd even hang out with, but some of them turned out to be the best folks I've met. We even went on weekend outings that showed me how to have fun without drugs. Oh, and huge shoutout to Steve, the chef, seriously, the best food I've ever had.

Not the best experience, I was targeted by certain staff members and treated poorly at times. while…read moresome staff members were exceptionally helpful and supportive(Danielle, nick, Laura, Johanna, and Chantelle as well as the chef). The overall company was trying to get the most money out of my insurance as possible. I started off in the sober living facility and during Christmas time, I had covid over winter and had to take NyQuil and that was the first excuse for forcing me back into a rehab program that was not needed. My reason for being in the program in the first place was that I had 18 back to back surgeries over the past 4 years and was on opioids for a long period of time so this was a way to detox in a safe environment. There was no psychological addiction, just physical dependence to opioids. They lied about multiple addictions to medication(amphetamine addiction) that I was prescribed since childhood and used it to get more money through insurance. They also lied about an alcohol addiction, when I am medically intolerant to alcohol. When I got back to the sober living after this time I was talked about poorly among staff members and called "attention seeking" for asking for a few days off in order to visit 2 dying family members. Eventually someone in the group had consumed alcohol and told the staff which upset another client due to the unfairness and favoritism. This upset client gave me alcohol without my knowledge or consent and afterwards told the staff that I was drunk. This other client had been upset and doing things like this for 2 weeks prior to this incident. I believe he did this in order to prove a point that they will send people they dislike or with good insurance back to rehab in order to get more money. This client later confessed to me he had put alcohol in my drink without my consent and I had a reaction to the alcohol and was placed back into the rehab facility. I was put on addictive barbiturates and unnecessary medications for 2 days before my insurance denied coverage due to fraudulent services. The alcohol level was so low that there was no logical reason I needed to be there. I was then abandoned as a patient had had to find a new place to live in 2 hours or I was out on the street. Remember it's just a business. They don't actually care about you. They left another 2 of my friends on their own where one eventually fell into a coma following her abandonment. Something else they did was contact my pharmacy and told them never to fill any of my prescriptions ever from any doctor. I was no longer under their care at all. I'm a disabled person and this made it very difficult to obtain medication that I needed. This is a HIPPA violation for sure.

Review of Kennedy Care Center (Los Angeles)…read more My family had a disturbing experience at Kennedy Care Center involving my grandfather, who was sent there from Cedars-Sinai for short-term rehabilitation after a minor head injury. He was medically stable and walking when admitted, yet he was kept there for almost seven weeks against his clear wish to go home. A doctor's recommendation to stay in a facility is medical advice, not a legal order, and patients have the right to leave--even "against medical advice" (AMA). However, staff used "medical advice" as pressure to keep him there. The administrator tried to shame us for wanting to take him home, asking, "Why don't you care about medical advice?" instead of acknowledging that discharge is a patient right. During his stay, staff were rude and dismissive toward me. His health declined severely under their care: he entered walking, and by the time he finally got home, he was wheelchair-bound and too weak to stand. I hold a valid Power of Attorney for my grandfather, which Cedars-Sinai recognized without issue. Kennedy copied the POA but refused to honor it. Staff even assigned a "responsible party" to make decisions for him, claiming he lacked capacity without any proper assessment, which allowed them to override both his wishes and my legal authority. At one point, I attempted to take him home AMA, and staff refused and even threatened to call the police. Later, his doctor formally discharged him--I was present when the doctor completed the discharge in his office--but Kennedy still denied he was discharged and falsely claimed Adult Protective Services had blocked it. APS confirmed that wasn't true. This wasn't the first time. On a previous stay, Kennedy kept him nearly a month past his discharge date. From my experience, the delays appeared motivated by billing, not patient care. In my opinion, Kennedy Care Center showed disregard for patient rights, ignored a valid Power of Attorney, used intimidation tactics, and caused serious decline in my grandfather's health. No family should feel powerless in a place that's supposed to provide care and dignity. I cannot recommend this facility based on our experience.

I love it here the nursing is super nice and it's super clean…read more Food and snacks are deliy

Dr. Roe saved my life literally. I overdosed twice in a ten month period. Approx. 6 months ago the…read moreambulance took me to the hospital 90% dead from opiates/benzos/alcohol etc. The hospital refused to give me detox medication, so after 7 days with out sleep, detoxing heavily from 15 years of all mentioned above, I was convinced I was not going to make it. Thank God, somehow, my Family found Dr. Calvert @ "Revive Detox" in West LA. My Son dropped me there directly from the hospital tore up. I slept in a real bed, Josh cooked excellent food daily and they loved me back to feeling like I was a special person. Once my mind & body could talk and walk she started therapy, meetings gave me more attention than I deserved. Dr. C and her and staff put me back together medically, physically and emotionally. It took 6 weeks of her Professional patients to bring me back to life and I have realized how fortuanate I am to have met her. If anyone is hesitating on "surrender" Dr. C. & Josh & Staff will make you comfortable, rested, loved and detoxed ready to get your life back. I've been to a dozen detoxes in the past, 56 years old. I've been lied to by intake, telemarketers, showed up, walked out, name it. I've seen it. She is the only one that told the truth (no sales pitch) and honored her word to the end. She handled the highest level of care, experience, love and professional knowledge. I now have approx. 6 months of clean time because She gave me a true & valuable life lesson of how to live. To this point I have followed her advise and things have turned around more than the 90% when I arrived.

Revive made me truly believe in a path to a better life. The people there were so caring and so…read morewilling to work with you on what you felt you needed. They would go to whatever lengths feasible to make sure you were comfortable and had a way forward by whatever that means to you. They will work with your schedule and give you guidance on what they professionally think is best for you. I'm so happy I chose revive and would recommend to anyone