Reported ill care from a therapist at my lowest. The head psychiatrist then proceed to retaliate by…read moregiving me below subpar care, taking 400 from my account, and not providing me a new therapist for over a year. Those two are clearly bumping purses. Dr hyler is a money vampire and u are prey. Watch out yall

The building they're in is old. Their suite is clean and organized. I'm glad I didn't have the use…read morethe elevator. The girl who greeted me nice. I was recommend Dr Hyler by quality care phramacy. I wasn't able to see him at my first visit, but the nurse who saw me was very caring. I would definitely recommend her. I'm hoping to see Dr Hyler next time.

Exam of bump on my nose to see if skin cancer. Got referral to dermatologist and I am there nowread more

Doctor Brian Sullivan was amazing. From assessing and documenting my injurys to explaining why and…read morehow they happen and what to look out for in the near future. A Doctor thats easy to talk to and easy to understand. I highly recommend Doctor Sullivan!!!

I was sent here for a detox program using NAD IV for 10 days. I felt no effects from the NAD but it…read morestill cost thousands of dollars. I was treated with negligence: 1) not given my SSRI meds for almost a week "by accident" and suffered SSRI withdrawal 2) was given an IV meant to last for three days and it wasn't replaced for an entire week 3) was prescribed Mirtazepine, wasn't allowed to google the side effects of the drug, gained literally 50 lbs until I saw a competent psychiatrist who informed me that Mirtazepine is known to cause weight gain. Attached are photos of the weight gain while under Doctor Milgram's care. Doctor Milgram lost his practice by being caught in a car crash with a needle in his arm. He's a nice man, but should not be practicing medicine.

Dr. Milgram is a wonderful practitioner who goes out of his way to treat his patients with the…read moreupmost care and professionalism.

Do not go here. I have been in several sober livings over the last few years and this was the worst…read moreexperience I have ever had.. This place is toxic and made toxic by the owner Ellie. This is not a safe, healthy, place of healing. Drama flows freely and is allowed to snowball because of management's lack of willingness to address problematic residents who have a history and pattern of creating an uninhabitable environment. Do not go here. Do not let your kid go here. Use your money elsewhere. There are several great sober livings like South House, Psychic Change, Casa Pacifica, Ohana House and more to choose from in the same area. These are places that care about your wellbeing and promote a healthy, safe environment amenable to laying a foundation in sobriety. Sober Living Today and Ellie absolutely should be avoided. Horrible. All they care about is money not people. Beware. I write this purely to save the next person.

I have known Ellie (the owner and managing director of SLT) for almost 10 years and I know her to…read morebe kind, generous and purpose-driven. As her friend, I've visited the homes she rents to women in recovery. Ellie has invited me to attend events like rooftop yoga, breathwork classes and healthy cooking classes (which she pays for and offers to her residents free of charge). The accommodations are beautiful, clean, and decorated with taste and care (many are quite upscale and blocks from the beach!). Helping women struggling with alcoholism and addiction is not an easy business to be in. But Ellie manages it well. I would without a doubt recommend Ellie and Sober Living Today to any woman in need of a stable place to continue their recovery. They have a strong reputation in the community for a reason.

Horrible. Don't go here, they don't care about anything but money. They are unethical incompetent…read moreunprofessional and don't provide anything other than methadone. Counseling sessions are a joke and there is no confidentiality. If you do go here question everything they do and make sure you advocate for yourself because no one there will do it for you and they constantly make mistakes. I was mis-dosed and nobody batted an eye. Take 5 minutes and google them and you will see that many others have had the same experience as I and you will have if you choose their clinic.

I mean, these guys do perform a necessary service. But would I voluntarily go to them? Nah. They…read moretake my insurance and a different nearby clinic doesn't. After going to Capalina for six months or so, I opted to go to the other clinic and just pay out of pocket because dealing with the nickel and dime-ing at Capalina just ain't worth it. Plus it's clear you're just a number. And if they owe you money? Lord, they will take as long as humanly possible to get that back to you but will threaten to feetox you if you aren't able to pay immediately. Also if you are a transfer with take-homes from another clinic and years of sobriety, they will still have you dose there daily for well over a month. Basically, go there if you must, but there are better options. Truly.

Working in the healthcare field, I've had the opportunity to work with many treatment programs--and…read moreI can confidently say that Wings Recovery Center stands out as an exceptional place of healing and transformation. I referred a client to this center who was navigating significant challenges related to addiction and trauma. From the moment she was admitted, she was impressed by the professionalism, warmth, and trauma-informed care provided by the staff. The clinical team demonstrated deep compassion offering individualized treatment plans, evidence-based practices, and a safe, supportive environment for women to heal. What struck me most was their holistic approach--addressing not only substance use, but also the emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of the women they serve. My client came back with a renewed sense of self, stronger coping tools, and a deep commitment to her recovery journey. No one wants to have to go to a treatment facility but to get your addiction issues addressed with a holistic approach makes it more empowering.

Really feel bad I have to rate it this low. And 2 is a stretch…read more When it was good, it was great. Competent, caring staff, well maintained facilities. When it wasn't, it was unprofessional to the point of being unethical. I didn't see my trauma therapist for the first 6 days I was there, and then at one point I went 11 days between trauma therapy sessions. I should have received 10-12 EMDR sessions and got a total of 5. And never received the final one. It was clear during those weeks that admitting new clients was their priority, to the detriment of existing clients. Even the staff were muttering quietly they were overworked and stressed with admissions and couldn't take care of their existing ones. Some staff did attempt to compensate but it wasn't enough. Sadly, this was not the only place I've seen this happen. Staffing and communication at even nationally-known places can be problematic and complaining can get one stereotyped to one's disadvantage. Smaller places like Wings suffer more. Would I go back? Would I refer clients (I work in the field)? Maybe. My peers were wonderful, the location is great, the staff caring. I would just warn people to not suffer silently when they don't get what they are promised when they are promised it.

This facility is understaffed and the recovery patients are neglected. My aunt was transferred…read morethere from the hospital and was not given much needed help. She stood in the bathroom waiting for help to pull up her pants but nobody came so she struggled to dress herself in agonizing pain. She received no shower and just sat in the bed with little interaction from staff. The facility is old, worn down, no paintings or decor, just joyless and depressing with a broken tv in the room. Do not recommend this place for your loved ones to recover.

My mom came to Vista view after a surgical procedure on her foot. She has been to this facility…read moremultiple times. We chose it for this reason, as we know many of the nursing team and she feels comfortable knowing there will be familiar faces. It is also easily accessible for me to go daily to check in and make sure things are going as they should. I want to be clear that while I am giving a poor rating to this place it is primarily due to the administrative staff and "care team"- I was never contacted by the care manager or social worker to talk about my mom's care, EXCEPT for after I reached out multiple times. And even then one person didn't know what another was doing/telling the family member. If I wasn't so frustrated and angry I would have been embarrassed for them. The nurses, CNAs and therapists are all fantastic- caring, patient and doing the best they can considering their limitations. It seems horribly understaffed and the communication is virtually nonexistent. Again- NOT the people actually caring for your loved one. They are great. But any coordinating you need to do or information gathering or support you need... good luck! In the end, it was literally laughable how many balls were dropped. If you find yourself or a loved one in this facility plan to have an advocate who can be actively involved in coordinating. I'm hoping desperately that my mom won't need another stay in skilled nursing. I'm not naive enough to think the grass would be greener in another facility, but I would be very hesitant in sending her back to Vista View. Having said all of this- MANY thanks to Ruth, Brenda, Anna, Norchell and Sam. Your care for my mom has not gone unnoticed amid the sh*#show going on in the rest of this place. (There were other fantastic nurses but I can't remember their names.)

An excellent place to start over again after substance abuse or for those coming out of…read moreincarceration.

This place saved my life. If it wasn't for them I would be dead or in jail. I only wish I found…read morethese wonderful people long ago. I now have a second chance. I am eternally grateful.