Although I can't comment on the quality of care, as I have only visited there twice-(once alone and…read moreagain with my husband and son), we were so impressed with what we saw there, including meeting the owner, who actually lives on site. It is so beautiful and high-quality in what it offers in terms of restaurant options, beautiful gardens, lovely rooms with high ceilings, impeccable furnishings, and cleanliness. And the people are so attentive and kind that I'm assuming the care is excellent. Tiffany was kind enough to give us two full tours, and the second time sent me off with a sweet bottle of wine. In appearance and ambience, it compares to a five star hotel, which provides live music, art classes and a small library, to boot! If it does ever happen that one of us needs extended care, this place would be our top choice.

My wife and I have been living at the Kensington-Redondo for three years now, and its services and…read moreloving care for residents continue to impress me. My wife lives in the second-floor Haven - advanced Alzheimer's - community. We have yet to meet a staff member who is not competent and courteous and caring. My wife has reached the point where she has become wheelchair bound. The staff quickly assembled the chair I bought for her. There were difficulties in doing so, but they persisted instead of letting responsibility fall back on me. I greatly appreciate what they did. I am not the least bit mechanically inclined; I have trouble setting my watch. More importantly, they trained her in wheelchair use and safety, always patient, encouraging, and friendly. In my own case, I was recently informed that a room will become available in early April that will be substantially less expensive than the one I now occupy, and I will move into it then. My point is that the Kensington realizes how expensive memory care and assisted living can be and strives to ease the financial burden on its residents whenever the opportunity presents itself. I am also compelled to mention the first-class medical monitoring and care that followed my return to the Kensington after two weeks in the hospital recovering from colon cancer surgery. The Kensington's quality is self-evident. I regularly meet new residents whose families had originally placed them in a different local facility and then later decided to move them here. If you have a loved one who needs residential care, I cannot strongly enough recommend the Kensington. Gary Hartzell

Clear Behavioral Health offers a variety of treatments for Mental Health and Substance Abuse. I've…read morehad experience with their Detox/Residential and PHP/IOP program as a close family member of someone who is in recovery for alcohol and drug addictions. Their staff is friendly and thorough. Most of their staff is in recovery themselves and offer first hand experience in conjunction with formal training. A special acknowledgement should be made to their clinical team, they are highly qualified, credentialed and professional. They go above and beyond even for a person who is no longer a client. They genuinely care! If you are an adult seeking treatment, I highly recommend their programs. Or, if you are a parent/guardian/family member seeking treatment for your loved one, know that they are truly remarkable and hold themselves to a high standard. The Clear team is thorough and strict without sacrificing genuine care. One can honestly feel their love of their vocation. I also recommend Clarity Sober living (females) or NewLife (males) sober living for your particularly troubled young ones. If you feel all hope is lost, it is not at Clear. Good luck everyone!

It's difficult for me to express how much I will be eternally grateful for this facility. Every…read moresingle member of the staff was the epitome of what you would want guiding you towards your path to recovery. It's not simply a job for the staff at Clear. Each and every person employed there genuinely cares about the mental wellbeing and growth of each individual patient. If you would have told me that on my first day I would be sad to leave I would've laughed. I had no idea what kind of deep and meaningful relationships I would form with everyone there. After 21 days, I truly do consider them to be like family. If you're on the fence about whether you want to put yourself or a loved one into a treatment center please know that I whole heartedly think this is the best decision I made for myself in years, hell, probably in decades. I can't recommend this facility enough.

In January 2026, my 83-year-old mother underwent hip replacement surgery at Providence Little…read moreCompany of Mary. The procedure itself was a success. She was prescribed Norco and Gabapentin to manage post-surgical pain, which left her in a weakened state, and she was discharged to a rehabilitation facility of our choosing. After touring several facilities from Providence's recommended list, we selected Beachside Post Acute. We chose Beachside because we needed a facility that specializes in both physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT). It's a cozy, thoughtfully designed property in a breezy part of Torrance, conveniently located near both Walgreens and CVS. The building appears to have been a converted motor lodge, with a single-level layout that wraps around a central outdoor courtyard. This design allows each room to have either a window or sliding glass door, providing natural light and fresh air--something we found especially valuable. The PT staff have access to a dedicated room with specialized equipment, and both the main corridor and courtyard are used for assisted therapy sessions. There's also a recreation room and dining area where patients can enjoy meals outside their rooms, offering a welcome change of scenery. The kitchen serves nutritious, genuinely tasty meals--I can personally attest to that. What truly sets Beachside apart is the staff. They are compassionate, attentive, and clearly take pride in their work. To those who may read this--Susan, Marisol, Julius, Eva, Kimberly, Bryan, Alyssa, and everyone else--thank you. You made a difficult experience far more manageable, and we are deeply grateful.

This place is like an asylum, not a nursing home, the nurses are loud and obnoxious, they make fun…read moreof people in there language, the so called healthy food is the most disgusting food I've ever eaten, so I ended up buying protein shakes next door, that I lived on for a year, along with candy..I gained 30 pounds in this dump. I chose this nursing home because it was near my mom, I wish I had chosen differently, and as much as I appreciated the little stuff they did for me..it was all about the money..and my cliset door fell off twice, second time almost sliced off one of my toes, I had to get 9 stitches in my toe, so as much as they say they are about keeping people safe there, people still fall out of bed and out of their wheelchairs, so I still need them to compensate me for this injury, that bothers me now everytime I walk..and for my laundry I lost, for losing my hearing, etc... the nurse got mad at me occassionally and talk to me like I'm a idiot, and I'm a eduacated woman, this place can cause you to go insane, if you're already insane when you arrive, I had to guard my mind like my life depended on it. But many of the people brought in have severe dementia or alzheimers .I walked into my room once and the person next to me was wearing one of my shirts, they did take it off her immediately...but it means that the nurses went and took it out of my closet. I was there for about 14 months and two weeks before I left they finally put a mirror up in the bathroom for me. And they also said they would put a lock on my closet door, which they never did. And I think some of the nurses have sticky fingers..it was a nightmare trying to heal my body from surgery and broken bones in this dump...and one time the housekeepers sprayed some sort of bug spray or something in my room, I had to jump out of the room and I gasped in the hallway in my wheelchair for 4 hours...this place actually made me sicker then I already was..I don't know why they have a five star rating...

This place saved me and gave me a new way of living I will forever be indebted to new life for all…read moreof the lessons I learned about perseverance, principles and fellowship.

The owner only wants your money. He never sent the bills to my insurance company after multiple…read morecalls with him and his staff. I wish I knew how to turn him in to the IRS. My scheduled counseling appointments never happened, but paid for. When I arrived at outpatient, there was only one other person and one on zoom.

The people that I met here work extremely hard and I found them to be friendly and accommodating…read morewhenever possible. For the most part, I found them to be very kind, and most of them seem to truly enjoy what they do. My mother enjoyed the food very much, and the physical therapy she received was very helpful. I owe a special thanks to the entire staff, but among those that I am extra grateful to would be Florida, Gina, and especially Maira, who is one of the hardest working individuals I've met; She really went above and beyond on getting the assistance I needed with my mother's transition to a facility closer to my home in Orange County.

Our mother was in this facility , I would not recommend it. Not very clean, bad smell when you…read moreenter. We were very disappointed and got mom out of there as quickly as possible. I honestly think her nurse was very unkind and rude. I did confront her and told her she was not kind. Please visit your loved one daily, the care is not very good at this facility They ignore their patients at this facility Patients are ignored at this facility and patients are ignored.

Daniel the cna the Filipino one is really doing an amazing above beyond when it comes of taking…read morecare of the patients and that includes my mother I saw it with my eyes how he managed to convinced my mother to eat to go bath and all the care his giving to my mother management need people like daniel..

My wife has been in Driftwood for about 8 weeks . The staff is amazing from the top down. They…read morehave given my wife excellent care and go the extra mile when necessary . Special kudos to Aryeh and Irene . No place is perfect but Driftwood is very good.

I really like Lopez and Associates, I have used them for my ankle and actually two rotator cuff…read moretears. My wife went there for her physical therapy also. They do an awesome job. They helped me get my range of motion back. The staff is knowledgeable and professional. Lopez and Associates take very good care of their patients. I would recommend them for any time of physical therapy.

Unprofessional, careless, rude, assembly line structure PT…read more I'm sorry to admit the hard truth of this place but I wish the other reviewers had.... I came to this place after months of patella tendonitis (my knee). I understood my injury well and communicated that. During my appointment, the guy evaluated me and focused less on what I had to say, and more on his incorrect assessment of my mobility. He mistakenly misdiagnosed poor hip mobility (my hip mobility is fine, I made him re-check it and he agreed on the misdiagnosis). I told him I had limited ankle mobility which caused overcompensation in my knee during squat patterns. As a champion bodybuilder, I really do know my body inside and out. It shouldn't have taken him thirty minutes to discover what what sentence communicates. ‼Beyond that, when he administered exercises, due to his lack of listening of knowledge of the injury, the excercise he had me perform flared my injury up for the following 2 weeks, requiring me to take NSAIDs daily. When I graciously thanked him for showing me how to hurt myself, my thank you wasn't followed with any "your welcome" but just a blank stare . I said thank you again to make sure it wasn't the twilight zone, but it was in fact, a real life horror. ‼ After we concluded our failure of a session, making no personal connection and learning nothing, I paid $100 or so dollars. The young lady at the front asked me if I wanted to schedule ahead. She explained the sessions would be similar to today, ‼except the full hour I pay for would only be 30 minutes to guidance, followed by self-led excercise‼ Isn't that what I go to the gym for anyways? ... Anyways, she asked to schedule ahead and I obviously declined. I did not want to return. Then, I receive a text message that my appointments are set at the same time the next week. And if I don't cancel within 24 hours of the appointment I'd be charged. So I keep the appointment for a few days, hoping my symptoms improve, hoping that it was momentary pain for long term recovery. But no. Of course not. I call the office to cancel the appointments (the ones I asked them not to schedule in the first place) and here's how that went Lady: ..... Me: (waiting for her to say hello, this is so and so office) Lady: ..... Me: ...hello? Lady: how can I help you Me: hi my name is ______ and I'd like to cancel my appointments. Lady: you have 2 appointments scheduled, which would you like to cancel? Me: both of them please Lady: *hangs up on my angerly* Of course, no "thank you for visiting our office" no "I hope you schedule with us soon" not even a "goodbye" or "have a nice day" This place is nice if your insurance pays for it and if you have genuinely no issues in your body. If you are someone with a real injury, if you are someone who wants to be treated with the same respect you give, with dignity, if you are an athlete, and if you are serious about healing, save your money and your time and stop reading reviews. Go somewhere else. Genuinely wish someone had told me this, which is why I'm writing this. My other reviews are positive. It upsets me to have to do this.

Very good with Speach therapy , smaller office , the desk staff was very helpful…read more I had a good experience with a little wait time

The cost of the care and the insurance coverage isn't disclosed. The treatment didn't warrant the…read morealmost $1k cost. Rather than show exercises that could be done to improve my condition, I was encouraged to make follow up appointments. Good thing I didn't. This is the only providence related service that I would not recommend at all. I received a more thorough treatment from other physical therapy practices.

Absolutely the best decision I've ever made in my life was to seek help through Lion House. Wesley…read morehas been my Rock through my journey...

Wes Michaels is an amazing counselor. He genuinely cares about our recovery because he himself has…read morebeen down that dark road. I've been to several rehabilitation centers with a variety of counselors, but no one like Wes Michaels and his approach to helping those who want help. I truly believe if all counselors were like Wes there would be a much higher success rate of addicts staying sober. God bless Mr Wes Michaels.

I love everything about Thelma! My counselor, Becky, is simply the best! Everyone there genuinely…read morecares about you and your recovery. They will do whatever it takes to help you through the process... including the office staff.

I can't speak more highly of this program. Everyone is friendly and genuinely interested in me and…read moremy recovery. Shoutout to Jodie, who helped me get back on my feet and working again, and advocated for me through and through. And James, one of the most caring guys in the business with a nuanced approach in teaching his expert knowledge of addiction. I have tried other programs before and this one takes the cake. Literally... I took a year cake thanks to this place! Do yourself a favor and go in for a consultation, they will take care of you.