I would not pick this treatment center. I was told to show up 14 hours with no alcohol and passed…read moreall tests but did not meet their standards. They packed my stuff set on porch and threw me out on the street. I have been sober years now and work in treatment we only kick people out for using or drinking. I would like Casa or the manager to explain exactly what or if DEI was involved. Why was my bed given away after it was placed on hold for me? I had good insurance Kaiser full coverage what was the problem, sent for medical records stat. Trying not to seek revenge but not to let this happen to another woman. I had been there earlier, and they told me to come back when I was ready, I had to get home to my son and then they reported me for child abuse also.

You know, let me be frank. This place was fucking awful. They were extremely condescending and…read moredidn't let you have your own autonomy. They did everything they could to take it away from you. Rooms are extremely cramped. They didn't treat you like an adult they treat you like little children. One of the staff (Veronica) made an extremely derogatory comment towards me. The whole concept of teaching cooking and cleaning and "life skills" to women is extremely misogynistic.

How do I start a review that encapsulates the joy, appreciation, and profundity of mental health…read moreand sobriety? When a loved one was admitted to Gooden Center, the entire family was scared, uncertain, and worried about the quality of care and whether we could trust in their promise of wellness. After 30 days at Gooden, we couldn't be more thankful for the results we saw!! We were so appreciative of the entire staff (who are truly REMARKABLE!!) that we opted for an additional 60 days of care in the PHP and IOP programs. The entire family cannot express how blown away by the care and concern for our loved one. Special thanks to Eddie (an amazing therapist in the PHP program), Candace (a case worker who is an angel on earth!), and Paul (who facilitated our first family therapy session and helped us communicate better). I wish I could say it a thousand times over, but for now, these four small words must suffice: THANK YOU GOODEN CENTER.

I attended the follow up IOP groups at the Green St. facility in Pasadena 3 days a week after I got…read moreout of AA. I have to say that I really enjoyed the support & non judgmental attitude of everybody there (counselors & attendees). If I had to do it over again, the Gooden Center is where I would go hands down without a doubt. Thank you everyone at the Gooden Center, you all helped change my life for the better.

Path to Recovery Detox This place is the real deal…read more The staff is outstanding, Dr. Richie is an exceptional therapist, and Dell, the owner, is a rare breed -- a man who genuinely cares and will go the extra mile to make sure you get the help you need. If you're looking for a detox where people actually fight for your recovery, this is it. Reynaldo Robles

Path to Recovery changed my life in a way I never thought possible. I've been to MANY other rehabs…read morebefore (at least 50) and had felt completely hopeless for solong, but my experience at Path was completely different. The care I received was actually individualized here and focused on me as a person, rather than just another client going through a program. I felt heard, respected, and genuinely cared for throughout my time there. What means even more to me is that the support didn't end when I completed treatment. The staff have continued to stay in touch with me and support me throughout my recovery. That continued connection has meant so much and has reminded me that there are people who genuinely care about the clients they work with. Today, I'm celebrating two years sober, which i still can't believe, thanks to Path to Recovery, the staff, the support, and the tools I was given to build a better life in recovery. If you're struggling and considering treatment, or feeling afraid to ask for help, or like it'd be too hard to try again like I was, I would absolutely recommend at least giving Path to Recovery a call. :) p.s I was even allowed to bring my dog here which helped me exponentially

I have been here 3 times and this place has truly changed my life. The staff and the clients are…read morelike family to me, have seen me at my worst and never gave up on me! So extremely thankful for Elijah's house.

I love the staff at Elijahs house.It is family oriented and they make you feel at home. The home is…read morebeautiful. Beautiful pool .Great food. Great environment . . The counselors and staff are very professional and really care about their clients needs . I highly recommend Elijah's House.

Not all that glitters is gold…read more I interviewed here and watched staff perform a three-person manual lift for a restroom transfer--something that should be done with a rolling commode, not three people straining with backs bent to keep a resident from falling. This is not a safe lift technique for staff or residents. Especially those who may be fall risks or wheelchair bound - as this resident was. Turns out transfers are routinely done in this unsafe manner because the 25-resident memory unit has only one rolling commode for the whole unit. One. Thats shameful. When this was brought to Director-level management, there was apparently no interest in the resident's care plan or in finding out why the unit wasn't properly equipped. The Director was only interested in finding out who disclosed the information. For a facility charging up to $40,000 a month, this level of basic equipment shortage is unacceptable. And the witch-hunting behavior of management towards nursing staff who bring valid concerns over safety is ridiculous. I am not impressed and I would not recommend.

The TOP OF THE FOOD-CHAIN care when it comes to assisted living. Not cheap, the person I was…read morevisiting was on the second floor and is paying (from her estate) about 20k a month, but absolutely the best. They keep these residents super busy and using their brains as much as possible.. Gorgeous facility, like stunning. The staff treat everyone like they are at the Ritz Carlton. They really appear to care and actually enjoy their jobs.

Grandview Is the best treatment center that I have been to . I am so thankful to and blessed to be…read moreapart of their program , you feel like a priority. They have so much to offer and exceptional staff . Christian is the best staff FYI !

I have suffered with chemical dependency for four decades, and in that time been in thirty-five,…read morethat's right, thirty-five treatment centers. I think anyone who has ever walked through the doors of treatment will agree that the experience of walking through the doors is terrifying. Being the new kind on the block while feeling broken deep down inside does not feel good. I experienced that fear as I walked into Grandview. What is most amazing is that once I forged forth the fear and anxiety immediately vanished. The intake staff embraced me and told me that it was going to be ok. They made sure I was comfortable, really met me where I was. The kindness which I initially guessed was for the newer, more fragile clients, never ceased. As a matter of fact, the loving hands of the staff and administration kept me close ensuring I was ok. To this day, when I think of my experience at Grandview, the feelings of love and support surround my senses and I feel humbled all over again. The love there, and I mean this, is amazing. Never have felt more supported and encouraged.

I've had the opportunity to visit Camellia Gardens Care Center on multiple occasions, both as a…read morevisitor and while bringing nursing students to the facility for their clinical experiences. From both perspectives, my overall experience with the facility has been very positive. One of the things I appreciate most is the welcoming and professional environment. The staff members I have encountered have been courteous, approachable, and willing to assist when needed. When bringing students for clinicals, it makes such a difference to be in an environment where they can observe how a healthcare team works together and gain meaningful exposure to caring for residents in a long-term care setting. As someone involved in nursing education, I also appreciate facilities that provide students with opportunities to see the realities of patient-centered care outside of the classroom. Clinical experiences are an important part of developing confidence, communication skills, professionalism, and compassion, and I'm grateful that my students have been able to have that experience at Camellia Gardens. During my visits, I've also appreciated seeing the interactions between staff, residents, students, and visitors. Caring for residents in a skilled nursing or long-term care environment requires patience, teamwork, and dedication, and I have a lot of respect for the people who do this work every day. Overall, my experiences with Camellia Gardens Care Center have been positive, and I appreciate the facility for welcoming both visitors and nursing students. I'm especially thankful for the opportunity it provides future nurses to learn in a real clinical environment while interacting with residents and healthcare professionals. I would definitely recommend Camellia Gardens based on my experiences there.

As a daughter, one of the hardest things is having to trust someone else to care for your mom,…read moreespecially when she is living with dementia and Alzheimer's. It brings a lot of worry and emotional pain, but I am truly grateful for the care my mom has received at Camelia Gardens Care Center. I want to give a very special thank you to Olga, Betty, Gilda, Marlon, and Eli. These CNAs have shown my mom so much kindness, patience, compassion, and respect. The way they care for her, speak to her, and make sure she is comfortable means more to me than I can put into words. There are days when I worry about my mom and wish I could be there every moment to take care of her myself. Knowing that there are people at Camelia Gardens who treat her with kindness and care helps give me peace of mind. I know caring for someone with dementia and Alzheimer's is not easy. It takes patience, understanding, and a truly caring heart. I appreciate these CNAs for the work they do, not only for my mom but for all the residents they care for. Olga, Betty, Gilda, Marlon, and Eli thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your kindness and dedication do not go unnoticed. You have made a difficult journey a little easier for me and my family, and I will always be grateful for that. Thank you to the entire team at Camelia Gardens Care Center for caring for my mom and treating her with dignity, compassion, and respect. With a grateful heart, A very thankful daughter

The British Home is an absolute gem. We love it, my uncle loves living there, and we are so…read morethankful we found them. I'm honestly surprised this place doesn't have more reviews, but I guess that makes sense that the residents probably aren't on Yelp! From the very first meeting, I knew British Home was the one for my uncle- unlike other places where they ignored him or treated him like he couldn't think for himself simply because he's deaf- the staff at the British Home were compassionate and friendly and made efforts to figure out how to communicate with him directly. He's lived there 10 months or more now and we just love the entire staff. We have so much peace of mind knowing he lives there. He originally started off in one of the more independent rooms but when they noticed he needed lots of prompting, they moved him into the building where a nurse is present. He still has his independence too but they also keep a closer eye on him which I appreciate due to his medical conditions. They have a very full calendar of activities. I believe there are 2-4 activities every day except for Sundays, including two different exercise classes, art classes and more. They also do regular outings that the residents can sign up for. I've joined him for exercises classes (always lots of participants) and lunch a few times, and the residents and the staff have all been very nice. The staff is also very proactive in communicating with me if my uncle needs something - like more socks, more shoes, etc. I don't know if they do this for everyone, but they have taken him to get his eyes checked and get new glasses, and he's got an appointment to see the dentist next week. He's also signed up for SCAN and there's a nurse practitioner that comes to the facility regularly to check in on the residents. The dining room is very sizable and it always appears full and lively during mealtimes. They also have a salon where they offer regular hair cuts, shaves etc I believe once per week or twice per month. They have raised garden beds that the residents can work on, if interested. Wr first toured the place in December and it was decorated beautifully for Christmas. It's always decorated very nicely all year round for any seasonal holidays. The outside is very spacious. There's a huge lawn and many areas to sit outside. The home hosts many events. They host regular event nights for only the residents. They just had one last week that I believe was themed by a certain decade (like 50s). A month and a half ago, they had a casino night that was opened up for family and friends. Early in the summertime, they have their annual British home festival event which is opened up to the whole community- it was all things British and lots of fun. They also offer quarterly lunches/brunches for family and friends to join the residents. Other than that, they've always been very welcoming anytime I come to visit whether during the weekend or mid week. From what I can tell, any openings are filled very quickly. As soon as someone tours the place, they can see how amazing it is. We've run into people touring the facility at times and they'll tell us how nice they think it is. The rates are very affordable (well, for California). I toured a few places and the British Home was less expensive than the others, while offering more compassion and care, more independence, and more activities. I HIGHLY recommend the British Home.

Beautiful place!!!! Love the staff,!!!!!!!!!!…read moreEvery time I stop in everyone is so helpful