Words can't even express how thankful I am for this place! From the first moment I went in for the…read morefirst time and all throughout treatment, I felt so welcomed, everyone was so kind and friendly! I didn't know much about TMS before speaking with Dr. Wycoff, and with how severe my symptoms were, I was willing to try anything at that point. It was one of those things that sounded too good to be true, but my results have been absolutely life changing! I don't know how I was even functioning before going through TMS. It was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I had Kristiana as my treater and she was amazing! I actually looked forward to going to TMS everyday and getting to chat with her and watch our show. I also have Dr. Fanous as my psychiatrist, and it's nice having someone that actually listens and understands. I highly recommend coming here for treatment!

I discovered Dr. Hubbard's practice while searching for a TMS clinic following a recommendation…read morefrom my therapist for TMS as a new means for treating my longstanding depression and anxiety. Not only did they prove to be the most ideal in terms of distance away, but they also turned out to be one of the most effective TMS clinics in the state. They proved this latter claim by my own fantastic experience undergoing TMS treatments under their effective and supportive care. I was first assessed by Dr. Wycoff (and her lovely dog) and we discussed my background with depression and anxiety. She determined that TMS would be an excellent option for me to utilize after my previous experiences with treatments that were limited to only traditional psychiatric drug-based approaches. A week later I was further assessed by Dr. Hubbard himself who confirmed that I would be an excellent candidate for TMS treatment. Within a few days, my whole treatment plan was scheduled and it began with an initial mapping and the first TMS treatment. Marissa was my TMS technician throughout the entire 36 treatment long process. She was new to the treatment process but she learned quickly under the tutelage of other TMS technicians and I consider myself lucky to have been her first patient. Quickly, TMS treatment became just another part of my regular routine each weekday. I'd say hello to the front desk, fill out my mood questionnaire in the waiting room, and be led to the treatment room by Marissa where we'd chat during the simple and painless treatment process. Before I had started TMS therapy, I had tried talk therapy, psychiatric medication, intensive outpatient programs, and more. But after only a few weeks of not feeling much change through TMS treatment, I began to feel the weight of my depression and anxiety slowly lift off my shoulders. The symptoms of both conditions continued to decrease to the point where I was able to handle a difficult process of seeking, interviewing for, and eventually finding a new job. All the way, I had Marissa in my corner as a stable and encouraging figure as we both navigated the TMS treatments and updates on my job search. Within no time at all, I had reached the half-way check-in point and had only good things to report about my experience with TMS. My daily mood questionnaires also showed that my symptoms were improving over time. I continued throughout the second-half of the TMS therapy process and then shifted into the "taper off" period of the treatment within a few weeks of my half-way check-in. That meant I only had to make it to treatment on every other day for the final two weeks of TMS therapy. And finally, I reached the end of my TMS therapy just as I had accepted an offer for a new job. It was an emotional and mental boon to have TMS throughout the job search process. And I felt ready to enter a new chapter of my life with my depression and anxiety now in check after years of struggling against them. I visited with Dr. Wycoff again a month after my treatment ended and had the chance to say thank you to Marissa and the rest of the staff. I highly recommend Dr. Hubbard's practice for anyone interested in pursuing TMS as a means to finally get their depression and anxiety under control.

The therapist was nice, but the cancellation policy of the health"care" entity she works for is way…read moretoo punitive. I never miss appointments, but still, I won't expose myself to a policy that pushes any risk that comes with having a business onto clients. I understand having a fee and a 24-hr general policy, but to inflict such a high rate onto clients even if a last minute illness or emergency arises is unreasonable and unethical. What do they want, people showing up sick to infect the therapist and every subsequent client that therapist sees? That is what is implied with such an inflexible policy and there is no other interpretation for it. Profit first, therapist well-being way lower on that scale, client well-being at the very bottom. I'm not sure where the actual service or "care" falls on that scale; I guess it doesn't seem to me to be present at all, not in the eyes of the business anyway.

Never going back there. My daughter got very ill and was not able to keep her appointment. I let…read morethem know first thing in the morning, her appointment wasn't until late that afternoon. But they still charged me $95, not even my copay rate of $35 because I didn't give them 24 hours notice, even though the day before was a Sunday and I have no clue how she was going to feel in the morning. They still refused to work with us and had zero sympathy for our situation. Absolutely horrible service. I will find a more compassionate and understanding situation for my daughter.

The owner of this new age business, Antonio, would hire people and NOT PAY THEM. Very unorganized…read moreand not professional at all. He said he's a Christian yet there was nothing that had to do with Jesus whatsoever. Jesus sets people free, not new age practices. They have filed for bankruptcy and STILL NOT PAID THEIR EMPLOYEES.

I went to a beautiful Somatic Activated Healing workshop with Sah D'Simone hosted by Soluna and was…read moreblown away by not only the event but the inviting space and clear sense of community. I was excited to learn that they offer a new holistic approach to out-patient mental health services and that they hold different kinds of free community events every couple months. I'll be back again for sure and would highly recommend anyone to check out Soluna Wellness.

Staff at CSU ***OUTPATIENT*** (not inpatient) needs to practice better self care before they…read moreattempt to care daily for psychiatrically unstable patients in crisis. I can tell that social worker Mason does self-care well because he is observant and sets his boundaries firmly but with kindness. But "peer support" staff member Amy is loud and wants more responsibility than her title might entail. Tbh she better have some secret nursing degree, because she was advising on pain and dermo-related management for a patient without apparent nurse supervision. Most med nurses assigned to me were very understanding (shout-out to Ernst). However, I had to actively advocate for myself during a significant mental health crisis, which means I was masking for HOURS to unfamiliar clinicians, and my designated friend was not permitted to enter the facility. My first night at this facility was truly a nightmare. My recommendation, as both a patient here and as a fellow helping professional from another setting, is to implement empathetic de-escalation training for all staff. Then, put your name tags higher! If there are badge reel rules like you need them on your belt, just put a name & title sticker on your scrub top. This will really help patient experience.

Just to let everybody know do not come to Bayview becaus they put hands on you and physically throw…read moreyou out they threw me out while I was hurting now I have a bruise around my arm and my hand is numb as well as my wrist and I will take pictures now they are the worst people to go for a crisis stabilization unit they are the least people you should expect try every other stabilization unit except for them they are the worst people at night especially Filipino men and women they are the worst kinds of people ever and I am going to sue them for the bruise on my arm.

The staff is all excellent and the founder incredible but the clinical director is manipulative,…read moredishonest, unprofessional, and places the business' bottom line above what's best for the patient. The other clients are often quiet, not interested in interacting in group, and overall lack diversity and perspective.

I would NOT recommend this treatment center to anyone who is going through a serious drug…read moretreatmentl process. I found the physician to be extremely egotistic, controlling and condescending, especially at critical points in therapy. I was actually told "do you really think you are OK? by Dr. Roybal whose job in my opinion was to say "you are going to be OK I am here to ensure that." Then to charge a fortune for this type of treatment is just far beyond acceptable. I will also agree with other reviewers that the costs of the clinic are extremely expensive for the potential of treatment that may be required. 18K per month was required during my time there. The insurance billing process is a nightmare as others have stated. One definitely feels a few weeks into your treatment as if this clinic really is all about putting money in Dr. Roybal's pocket. A strange feeling of preying on the weak. Very sad. Also this is an outpatient facility. As a clinician myself, I would highly suggest that anyone going through a drug healing process would be better off finding a good therapist, following an appropriate slow taper schedule with supervision, a good massage therapist, chiropractic neurologist, acupuncturist, and seek out solid nutrition protocols with meditative exercises like yoga, tai chi, qi gong and meditation. WAY more cost effective and likely, far superior results.

Awesome staff and they actually care about your feelings. Mental health professionals!read more

Absolute disgrace of a place. Also it's ILLEGAL to charge medi-cal members any late/cancellation…read morefees. I verified with insurance and in retaliation, Aloha immediately dropped me as a patient bc they are crooks who put profit over people. The business owner Kim replied w/ a generic little response (as they do) telling me to call the office to discuss with her and I was promptly hung up on twice by that degenerate named Cindy. The same one that dropped me as a patient in the first place. They said Kim doesn't even work there. So now I'll be filing a 2nd Grievance with my insurance as well as the medical board. Do not let these unethical scam artists gaslight you with the 'let's discuss this in private' and DO NOT ALLOW them to charge you fees if you have medi-cal. It is illegal. Call your insurance to verify.w

The team at the Bridges is by far the most experienced and caring team of professionals I have met…read morein over 30 years of being around the recovery world. Dr. James "Doc" Profit is a legend who has trained more practitioners than I could count, and the care he provides is second to none. I have referred many to their care, and every single referral has turned into a success story. Their facilities are nice, and their staff are exceptional. Would no hesitate to recommend to anyone who wants to recover. You'll be in great hands!

Great start to long term sobriety! I recommend anyone suffering to call here and get out of your…read moremisery!

Words can't explain how the Heartland House has transformed my life , I came in broken and beaten…read moreup from the streets, the counselors and staff had passion in helping people with their addiction , I came out of Heartland House a new man , I'm so humbly greatful for Heartland and proud to call myself a HEARTLAND MAN !! Thank you to all the staff at Heartland House !!

How have I not written a review on this place? I have so much gratitude towards the Heartland House…read moreit's hard to put into words. Before arriving here in late 2023 I tried a different residential treatment center in north county. I won't put that business on blast here but I couldn't stand the place, and I couldn't get or stay sober in that environment. After that (and another binge, another night in jail) I desperately called Heartland House, and as soon as I arrived I felt a sense of ease and comfort that wasn't there at the north county facility. The staff, the rotation of groups/activities, the 12 step approach to sobriety, and omg the food is actually good! It's all really good and helped turn my life around from knocking on death's to a productive member of society. Much love for the Heartland House!