I am so proud to have been a part of Mission Harbor this Summer! Their excellent staff and…read moretherapists are not only experts in their respective fields, but deeply caring human beings who want their clients to thrive in every aspect! What amazed me most was the professionalism and dignity with which they treat each client. I felt my treatment was designed to meet my exact needs - and it did! I especially, want to thank David Kerrigan, LCSW, who made my experience engaging, healing, and cathartic. I also felt I received especially encouraging therapeutic treatment from therapists like Jeff Mailes, MFT, Dr. Cristina Cortez, Feli Hilliard-Rueff, Silla Siebert and Tahmina Ansari. I'm so very grateful for all their help and more! God bless you all!!

Mission Harbor has some of the biggest hearts and are always going above and beyond for their…read moreclients. Working with them for over the last 5 years has been a pleasure. They excel in all areas providing their clients with the best care possible.

Can't recommend this spot enough. Been going here for lingering back issues as well as to rehab a…read moretorn calf. The staff is always kind and helpful. Plus, you're always getting great one on one work which I haven't experienced at the majority of PT spots in town. Been working with Mathilde and Michelle and can't recommend them enough!

This place has saved my life. I have never had more caring or professional people work with me on…read morehealing my injuries. From the office staff, to the P.T. aides to the Physical Therapists everyone there truly cares about their work and is invested in my healing. Zach Finer is an amazing physical therapist and I have been to many. Mike the owner is a sentient being that holds a vision that everyone can improve their health and quality of life. Quan is an incredible aide and always makes sure I am doing the exercises in the way that benefits me most. Victoria at the front desk is hard working, cheerful and so welcoming. Truly everyone there really cares about the work. It might be a wait to get in to a therapist but I promise you, you will be so glad you booked with Elite at any of their locations. Thank you Elite team. I have hope and much less pain because of your dedication. Thank you!

Over the last twenty years, the great folks at Muller and Weber have taken care of two total knee…read morereplacements and one total hip replacement for me. Karin Jones was the in-home therapist after my most recent hip, and I cannot recommend her too highly. In the office, John Muller is absolutely the tops in his field. He's firm but fun, knowledgeable and challenging, and best of all, very effective. If you need PT, this is the place, hands down!

They charged a $100 "administrative fee". Because they accept Medicare, it is illegal for them to…read morecharge Medicare patients this extra fee. But the actual physical therapy was OK. It's just their billing that needs to change.

I'm so shocked to hear the negative reviews on Dallmeyer Therapy. How can I have had this great…read moreexperience in those others not. That astounds me. All I can say is that they are the very best. David Dallmeyer takes time with me and helps me with my neck and my friends have gone. There is as well and I've had success.

People are friendly the facility is clean and they are always on time. They will work with your…read moreschedule to meet your needs

my doctor said they have problems there i'm a 73 from a knee replacement I also have multiple…read moresclerosis and I fatigue easily. I don't think I could handle what I've heard about that place.

I spent over 6 weeks here and they are nothing but incredible overall. I also read a review that…read moresaid the food isn't good I was recovering from a neck injury, quadriplegia. And as another review stated Doctor Ross and Laura in PT were helpful, I will second that they, were very good to me and helped a lot.

I had a referral from my Dr for PT (hamstring issues.) I have called 3 times. They don't answer the…read morephone, nor do they return calls for appointments. I had a good experience some years ago, even though wait time for appts was very long! I am getting a referral to somewhere else for PT. Don't really want to do biz with someone that doesn't even answer the phone or return calls.

I highly recommend this place to help you with your recovery. I went for about 8 sessions to help…read morewith a herniated disc and sciatica and the exercises they taught me are keeping my back strong and well! I felt I was listened to and treated with the upmost respect and could not ask for better treatment.

Patrick at SB Physio is fantastic! I have plantar fasciitis and as an avid walker who was tryna get…read moreback into running I was devastated when I couldn't continue walking. Dr. Thomas at The Ryu Hurvitz Orthopedic Clinic recommended I see Patrick for physical therapy and I am so glad I did!! Going from not being able to walk from my car to just get to the inside of where i work to NOW walking 12,000 steps is AMAZING!! I'm not completely healed yet, but i am on the mend I bought a pair of Hokas (yes they are expensive but worth it) Patrick recommended the Strtch Ez, and while at work I use my foot rocker. Thank you so much Patrick for your hardwork, dedication & patience, but my favorite thing about our visits was when you explained what you were doing & why that also helped in my recovery. Keep up the good work!!

It took 6?weeks to get appointment. Just 3 days before my first, they cancelled them all due to…read morelosing one of their therapists. No offer to reschedule or anything.

Absolutely beautiful newer building in a perfect location. Across the street from Elwood Beach…read morebutterfly area, and close by to Sandpiper golf course. That is why it gets two stars because the actual facility building is wonderful. That's where the loveliness ends! You will be sold a bill of goods about the menu, the services and the wonderful care. it really looks wonderful in the brochures and on paper. And if you talk to some of the residents, they say they love living there. But I say the more compromised you are and the more that you need help the less you need to live at Mariposa At Ellwood shores. We moved my mother-in-law in there June 12, 2024. We rented a trailer and moved her bedroom furniture in on one day and got her all set up. After we witnessed what was really happening, the lack of care, things as simple as items that were shown on the menus on the tables, including the "meal of the day" we're not available...We were in and out in 12 days. There was literally no manager on site during the time we were there. After five there was no one at the desk. Period. And even when there was a receptionist at the front desk, she was extremely flippant about helping or answering questions. Several times she copped an attitude. They were going through changes and hopefully they are able to handle their staffing problems. The facility is designed to possibly handle about 200 people and there might have been 30 residents that were routinely in the dining room. With only 30 people there the meals took forever to serve. They had med techs serving meals. Whenever I ask to speak to someone on staff, I was usually told in broken English that there was no one available. Housekeeping people were virtually nonexistent. Part of the service was supposed to be to hand out medication's four times a day. That wasn't happening and we had to drive back-and-forth to make sure she was given her medication's on time. It was a mess. I was emptying the trash in the room and I was going every day to strip and change the bed which was necessary. I was bringing the bedding home and washing it and going back with new bedding. There was no hands on help from staff to remind my mother-in-law of mealtimes, which was part of what we were paying for. In 12 days I think one time staff member reminded her that it was lunchtime. We just made absolutely sure that a family member was there at every meal time. It was actually more work having her in assisted-living at this facility than it was having her at home with family helping 24 seven. And that was unsustainable! During the day that we moved her in, several times, we went to the lobby water cooler, which was empty. We took a picture of it three days later, five days later, seven days later, still empty. Something as simple as keeping the Sparklets water unit full was not attended to. It was even during a hot streak in Goleta and there was no water available in the lobby. They have a beautiful coffee bar, which was usually unstocked. I will say that if you have no need for true "assisted" living, living there could be ok. The rooms are nice, although there is no air conditioning. The upper floor temperature maintained itself at about 88° through the day when it was 85° outside. The main building, however, was fairly comfortable. Independent living in the building would be better, except the idea that the kitchen was slow, the service was slow and the meals were rarely available that were on the menu. Meals (and house keeping) are part of what you pay for when living there!

My brother stayed her it was the worse no all workers took forever to get to his room when he…read moreneeded help there was a turnover in staff Only good thing maybe was the food