I was there last year for 4 months. The staff I had contact with were great, except 2, 1 was just a loud talker, you could hear her when she was 5 doors down and the other was loud and foul mouthed, no ettiquet whatsoever both nurses. Other than that it was great RT, CNA, Housekeeping, SPEECH PATHOLOGIST and RN's ROCKED! but the coffee there blows! Oh and the CNA's were just the most amazing people read more

Antonio Garcia is the best CNA. He took great care of my grandmother. The other CNA's not so much but Antonio really went the extra mile. Great overall service. read more

Majority of patients end up with scabies. It's a disease disaster there. And the rehabilitation absolutely sucks . WARNING ‼ STAY AWAY FROM THIS REHABILITATION CENTER read more

I stayed at Studio City Rehab for three weeks after a hip reconstruction surgery. It was very clean. The staff were prompt in helping me and were very friendly. I highly recommend this place. read more

If you want your loved one to have a chance to recover and get back their independence avoid this place at all costs. Their sub acute unit is the worst, people don't recover here they just get worst and end up in the hospital. read more

My friend went here. She got: -Only 30 minutes of rehab, Monday-Friday -she says bad tasting food, worse than a hospital -a case of SCABIES that she took home. We're very glad that it wasn't something more serious, as it is an infectious disease spread by direct contact. It very well could have been an even grosser infection since I question the ~CLEANLINESS of the facility. That is just SO IMPORTANT when dealing with elderly people whose immune systems are already weak, and then they have had an injury or surgery and are recuperating on top of that! ~my friend got instructions to just pee & poop IN HER BED on one of those bed pads and be prepared to SIT IN IT FOR HOURS!!!! Because they did not have enough staff to walk her the 5 feet to the bathroom. This is not acceptable in LA in 2025 for the cost of $5,000+ per month read more

ZERO STARS - I GIVE THEM 5 POOPS ... Let's begin by saying all the happy photos on here are STAGED!!! THEY DONT ALLOW YOU TO SEE YOUR LOVED ONE EITHER!!! My dad walked - WALKED into this facility a physically healthy man and in 2 days he stopped being able to move due to sever lower back pain and everyday we asked them to have a doctor call us back or check on him they NEVER DID they let my dad SUFFER for a week and never had a doctor call us or even check on dads back (my dad is currently at the hospital as I'm writing this review) This facility will NOT care for your loved one. This facility aims to drain as much as possible form the insurance while your loved one is rotting in the corner. They do not communicate anything with you, they hide the truth about whether if your loved one is not eating or not taking meds. Imagine the other poor old patients that have no one to check on them??? This facility realized that we actually love our dad and won't let them do the nasty lazy job they do and decided that my dad isn't a good fit and he's not responding to treatment AFTER 4 days of having him there??? Can you believe it??? And second of all what treatment when you aren't giving him his meds or feeding him?? This is YOUR JOB to help the patient eat and take meds. PLEASE YOU GUYS, speak up about elderly abuse!!! It is not okay!! Horrible place! - FEEL FREE TO MESSAGE ME SO I CAN GIVE YOU MORE INFO ABOUT THIS SHITTY PLACE AND DADS SITUATION. He was only a dementia patient - physically he was 100% and blood test 100% and now he's half dead. read more

My follow up review. After my 1st review I got a call from Heather who seems to be the administrator . After 15min/. of conversation she said she wasting to look around and make calls to different rehabs who would accommodate my mom . So far , a full week has gone by and NOT even 1phone . This place is really unorganized and lousy . Visit this place once and you will get a feeling you are in prison . Do not trust this place . read more

My brother Andrew was a resident for almost three years. His care was exemplary. I always knew that he would receive the best care possible. The entire staff knew my brother and treated him with the utmost respect. I cannot thank SCR enough. They have my gratitude and love always. read more

Horrible Horrible!!! Neglectful! They don't feed their patients, wash or change their patients. They have forgotten to give my grandma her meal a few times. They only fed her if my mom called and reminded the nurse. Also, they wouldn't let my mom visit my grandma even though my grandma's covid has long past. Even during that time they didn't shower her. Covid is not an excuse for not bathing a patient. Full of Incompetent people, one nurse brought the food frozen as if it was just out of the freezer! AVOID sending anyone you care about here! read more

My relative came there and left 20 days later almost dead. He was given medication at the hospital which was inappropriate and their " psychiatric consultant" was not only rude and condescending, but took no interest in seeing if the medication was right for him or not. 20 days later, he stopped eating lost 20 pounds and they called me that he needed to be hospitalized. Why didn't they call me after 10 pounds? And why didn't the psychiatrist even think that maybe the medication was killing him. she has no business working with patients whatsoever. When he left there, he started to thrive again. It is considered a rehab, but instead of being rehabili, he was dying there. read more

Staff is friendly, place is clean, my clients seem to like it there, social services department needs to improve.

My friend has been there over a year. His condition worsens every month, not because of disease but because of malnutrition and lack of exercise. Food is barely enough to sustain life and the facilities are not clean. They house a lot of people who are bed ridden but those who are mobile are discouraged from getting out of bed and walking around. There's nowhere to go! Also, they lose the laundry so you have to keep buying new clothes for your relative or friend who is an inmate in this place. For a long time they would not allow even the patients who safely can walk to leave for lunch or church. They told them that if they left to go with a relative or friend on an outing they would be discharged. That changed recently, but I suspect only because some people complained to authorities that the Studio City Rehab was not providing the basic human rights to their patients, like allowing them to leave accompanied by a competent relative or friend. They also intercept packages and open them before they get to the patient to see if the patients are receiving food supplements. I guess they don't want patients to get better. read more

This place is hard to rate but if I had to choose for myself, I would not go there. Food is mediocre, at best, my friend was given very little attention which is understandable but it appears that language difficulties are creating treatment options which is sad but the way life is now, in Los Angeles. I had to kill termites (I hope they were) in his room. The help would not assist in straightening his body into a comfortable position. The bed adjustments and nurse call buttons were too difficult to reach for him. The help that does show up moves his cell to another table he cannot reach in order to put the dinner tray down. they do not ask to recharge cell. All that is ok as I fix those things when I visit. the Big Problem is that he has not seen a doctor which is very important to him. The nurses are adequate but language, yet again. AND, there is not one readily available parking space nearby which, for me, being somewhat handicapped, is a primary concern. I suspect this is why there is not doctor visits there. Parking is impossible and it is a very busy and dangerous Ventura Blvd. We chose this because it's locale in Studio City we thought to be ideal but in retrospect, I would not repeat. I don't know how the City of LA with all its regulations and zoning laws can even allow a place like this to exist without parking. Ambulances and medical transports, must drive up on the sidewalk as traffic, even with a traffic light, is heavy speeding, and frighteningly fast through lights. read more

My wife was at the SCRC for over two years. I couldn't speak more highly of the care and love she received. The staff is friendly and cheerful and always encouraging the patients. They have a wonderful Activities staff that work with the residents with arts and crafts and entertainment and much more. The physical and occupational therapists are well trained and do a great job in helping the residents to cope with their various infirmities. The nurses and CSRs go out of their way to show loving care and to really interact with their patients. Even the food is good. To sum up, this is just a wonderful facility. Malcolm Wilk read more

THEY DON'T CARE ABOUT THEIR PATIENTS. Not the best place to be trusting your loved ones in. A relative of mine in his late 20s had a stroke and is in an unresponsive state. After his time at the hospital they sent him here. For almost three weeks no neurologist came to see him. They finally sent him to a ct scan just to find more fluid in his head and sent him back to the ICU. This place does not care for its patients because most of them cannot advocate for themselves. Every time my family would visit we had to tell them to do basic things like change him or bring a blanket or towel. It's ridiculous how little attention they give. Theres always a dirty bandage on the floor or blankets drenched in sweat still on the patients or dead cockroaches lying around. It is a genuine shock to me that this place is still open. They claim to have all these rules that they follow: no more than 2 visitors, mask mandates, check ins. Call me crazy but I find the overall health and hygiene of the place to be just as important if not more. read more

I was sent to Studio City Rehab for four months after fracturing my tibia in early 2023. I was already in a wheelchair due to a brain tumor in 1996. All in all, it was a good experience. The food was pretty good. There was an Activity Room where we did trivia, played games, watched movies, did arts and crafts, and ate lunch. The people who worked in the activity room were so positive and upbeat! There were certain people who made it survivable: Julie Rob Alina Martin Maria Rafael Leilani. Thanks! Kim O'Reilly read more

this facility has confirmed covid-19 cases this facility has a coronavirus outbreak our mother was diagnosed with covid-19 two weeks ago as of the time of this posting and we were never informed. called on multiple occasions and and nobody ever picks up or we get left on hold for 10-20 minutes at a time then disconnected. your family members at this facility are in danger! read more

My father was at studio city for a month and they accomplished nothing in that time frame. In fact he got readmitted into the hospital because of this place. We than decided to take him somewhere else where he recovered with the best care. It seemed like they were trying to keep my father there for as long as possible when he was more than willing and wanting to become better. Studio city staff was not accommodating at all and they are very unaware of how to treat their patients when they are not feeling well. They have no idea what they are doing when it comes to nursing and the doctor rarely shows up unless you ask. I can't tell you what a bad experience this was for me and my family. I strongly consider if you have other options that are better to take them because this rehabilitation center was a nightmare in so many ways. P.S: I never leave reviews on yelp and decided too so I can help other patients in the future read more

Transferred my mother here at the advice from the case worker since I could not go to facilities to check them out due to Covid. They seemed to be good because they would call and update me every so often on my mother. Bad part is to see my mother I would have to see her through a tall window with one of the nurses holding a tablet so she can hear us. So we never had an privacy. I gave my mother her phone the first day she was admitted and they took it away from her "for safe keeping" even though she was always in bed. They quarantined her for 14 days even though she had the vaccination shot as there was a "confusion" My mother stopped talking, stopped eating and stopped getting out of bed. They did inform me of all of this but she was there for such a short time that there was no reason for this. She ended up in the hospital with twice and ended up in quarantine twice due to a roommate having Covid. In less than 2 months my mother went from talking, eating herself, able to walk. To not able to do anything herself. When I called to talk to her, they stayed in the room so she could never tell me what truly was going on. I've transferred her to Canyon Oaks Nursing and she is slowly coming back, they really are doing the therapy that she needs. ***Dont send your loved ones here, even if you are vaccinated with a mask on they don't let you in the facility to check it out which seemed kindof fishy. Again only had my mother here a short time but in that time my mother took a turn for the worst, even the hospital even said within a short time that they saw her last time she wasn't the same person. She's in a great facility now and I know that I can go in anytime and see my mother, check on the facility and know she is truly getting the services she needs. Each therapist calls me once a week to give me an update. Had Medi-Cal call me today and tell me that Stufio City Rehab said that my mother was discharged but didn't have any other information supposably. Last but not least when paying share of cost, they only accept personal checks or cashier checks. This is the only place I've ever heard doing this. The billing department is very rude and if you call the facility to speak to your loved one they give you 5 mins to talk to them and say someone else needs to use the phone. My mother's personal phone was in the case manager's office when I went to go pick up her things. Never once was she given her phone while she was at this facility, and since she wasn't ever out of bed there was no reason why she couldn't have it. Final thought: Canyon Oaks Rehab is the place I wish I would have originally sent my mother, trust the reviews not the case worker. read more

I am at SC Rehab right now and have had no bad experiences with the staff. The food is surprisingly good, for the most part. If I have any complaint it's that there's very little on their TVs that is in English. I have a broken hip and the PT folks have been pushing me to do more and more every day, which I appreciate. They are very cautious about Covid. When my visitors arrive, their noses are swabbed and they are given a mask, gown and rubber gloves to wear during their visit. The entire staff is masked and I've learned to recognize their voices or hairstyle, but I'd love to see who they caring people are. read more

I visit this facility often and they are a caring staff. They have made many improvements and the new staff they have hired are much better than the staff they've fired. Food could be better and the rehab room is difficult to find, but it's nice. They administration seems easy to talk to when I have questions. read more

Studio City Rehabilitation - My good friends - Rehabilitation Center Near Me - Los Angeles, California

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. My poor mom was forced to go there for a few months when we didn't know where else to go, and it was horrible. Plus, Mom was restricted by being Medicare and MediCal. First of all, they are NOT accredited. They are very understaffed, and what staff there is, is either badly trained, or completely clueless. This is one of those places that does the bare minimum to pass state inspection, and then is a nightmare for their poor residents, when no one is looking. I would visit my mom numerous times per week, and I often found her arbitrarily and over-medicated, frightened and crying, sometimes naked and sideways across her bed, in the middle of the day - completely ignored by staff. I had to have her evacuated to Verdugo Hills Hospital, where she was fine. Thank god I found another place after that. One time I was there to check on her, and some poor soul needed oxygen. First, the staff couldn't find the oxygen tank. Then they couldn't figure out how to operate it. They ran around like Keystone Cops trying to find another tank. Meanwhile, the patient was dying of asphyxiation. Really, the place was a joke when it wasn't a nightmare. This place was later successfully sued for negligence, but the payments to residents was so small (50 cents per day in residence) it was a joke. We were not part of that suit, since I frankly had more serious problems to focus on. Warning you now is time better spent! My mom would be happy to know I did a good deed and spared someone the (literal) nightmares they put her through. It's hard enough to deal with nursing homes - if you love them at all, please do your loved ones a favor and AVOID this place AT ALL COST. This place is the rock bottom. It's actually a sin they are in business at ALL. If there is any justice in this life, the owners of the corporation who run this place will burn in hell for the callous way they EXPLOITED old people for profit! read more

My grandma needed long term care and her insurance company sent her here. She continued to decline for months. After doing some research we were able to find a facility closer to us and we liked the looks of a little more and that had better reviews. Since she has been in the new place we discovered Studio City was over drugging her which accounted for the decline. Now that she is properly medicated she is actually improving. The nursing staff was always available when we visited and seemed friendly, but the administrative staff was shady and handled the finances quite questionably to say the least. If you are unlucky enough to need a long term care facility, keep looking. read more

I wont pretend to know the ins and outs of what to expect from this type of facility - maybe I'm disconnected because I'm a 30-something who's gonna "live forever"? BUT I do know that when grandma got sick and ended up here - they treated her pretty decent! Whenever I would visit they had (free valet? -- THAT'S SO L.A) the nurse staff was always friendly and grandma always seemed happy. The place smelled like old people but it was clean, though I wouldn't eat off the ground! Maybe that's just my experience -- no one wants to go to a place like this but -- if she wasn't in the care of family in Texas now I'm sure grandma wouldn't mind if she had to go back to see her friends here. I think I even saw one of the band-mates from the Eagles staying there one time.. haha useless fact but I thought it was interesting. read more

I love this place everyone that took care of me were so nice thank you guys! I started from subacute which is like a coma then now I'm in snf station 1 which is by the door soon I'll be walkinoutta here the therapy team are great I had a brain surgery which the doctor said my left side would be paralized I had anurysm in my brain that pop while I was riding my motocycle that cause a stroke so I fell off my bike they did a craniactomy on me which remove the part of my skull to give rooms for my swollen brain to expand after cedar Sinai they sent me here the doctor said my left side would be paralized I know I can't give up I'm not laying in bed while all my friends and families are out and having fun buttherapist team here they got me up and walking with a walker then slowly move to a cane when I first came I can't even stand I'm the guy with all the tubes picture on the leftof me sitting well even to turn it hurts me but now I work hard and allow to go home once a week so that's a progess thanks everyone of you guys here's lot of families with the same surgery been stoping by and asked me questions how I did it? So it's nice to be able to give people hopes I have my families always here to visit me so I tell them the same it's supports that they need to give even the nurses here are encouraging they saw me from day one and they saw me walking down the hall everyone was happy and clapping it's what they have done you guys should be proudof yourself thank you! NATIT sopa! read more

My Great Aunt fell down a few stairs and luckily only really hurting of her shoulders. This rehabilitation center was fantastic. I had the opportunity to visit her here and had a great experience. The staff was so friendly not only to my aunt but also to me. They developed a personal relationship with her that I could see from the minute I walked in. My aunt said that she had an overall wonderful experience and if she ever had to go to a rehab center again, god forbid, she would want to come back here. I always have so much respect for anyone who is willing to work with the elderly. The fact that all the staff her was so pleasant only adds to my respect for this center. If anyone is looking for a great rehab center, I will defiantly recommend this place. read more

My relative lives at this rehab facility and is so happy w everyone who works there. They always check up on her and the place is immaculate. Geraldine is one of the sweetest people I've ever met. So kind, sincere, loving towards my relative. Raphael is wonderful, too. Stephanie is always so pleasant on the phone and in person. read more

Studio City Rehab is without a doubt the best rehab facility in LA. I owe my dad's life to their care, concern and expertise in healing and helping him get well. After a terrible medical mistake that tore my elderly father's throat, no one gave him any hope of recovery. Everyone suggested he be admitted to a nursing home and give up. When I refused to accept their assessment, SCR was on my side and fought to keep his therapy going. Their total dedication to his recovery was the reason he is now back home safe, happy and eating again!! And I have to add that I've never experienced any medical facility where every single person was as caring, loving and patient as they are. I can't recommend them highly enough. Thanks to all the staff there but especially Ariel and Autumn, Noemi, Nelly and every single person at SCR for saving my father's life and mine! read more

After my review, i received a phone call from administration from Studio City Rehab. I was pleased that they wanted to have a meeting and discuss the issues i was having. After meeting with them i was very impressed that they took the time to meet with me to discuss my concerns. They have met almost all of my demands and my grandmother seems much happier now. I am very appreciative of their efforts and now i'm much more at ease knowing my grandmother is in good hands. read more

Great facility, with top notch care providers and social workers! My elderly friend received excellent care at Studio City Rehabilitation Center for the months he was there. Everyone involved was extremely communicative and kept we up to date my friend's health. The staff was very nice and genuinely seemed to care about the patients and those who came to visit. Facility was clean and tidy. read more

Nice people, my step father was there a short time. Seemed ok, my mom had him moved to a different facility closer to us.

My mother stays in this rehab center for 3 years now and I couldn't be happier with the services and care she receives. The staff is always friendly and attentive and going out of their way to accommodate us and make my mother's stay there pleasant. I've checked a few centers for her and this is by far the best. read more

My mother was transferred from Sherman Oaks Hospital to Studio City Rehabilitation Center. After reading the online wrap, I was dreading her being there. To make it short, Christine and her staff took very good care of my mother and got her up in 15 days. We were able to get my mother back to assisted living where her home was. I am a caring person with high-standards. The most important asset in the World is communication. If something is NOT right, simply communicate it responsibly. Nothing that I communicated was disregarded. They attended to and mitigated every one of my concerns. I can responsibly say that they did a very good job and I am thankful to them. read more

My wife's aunt went there in August 2009 and passed away there July 2010. There always seemed to be insufficient staff present during our visits and they, for the most part, appeared to be ill-trained and ill-mannered. If the state did an unannounced inspection, they'd fail miserably I'm sure. I would give no star, but to get this posted I had to give one. For God's sake don't let anyone in your family go there. read more

My mother was doing her rehab after a hip fracture, and she was pleased. However, from my son's perspective, who is an internist, the doctor's care was perfunctory and needed prompting. The physical therapy worked with her 5 days a week, close to 50 minutes each. My mom had a separate room with TV, and was ok with response of the staff to her calls. I have visited daily. The parking is limited to the street and few spaces in front of the center. read more

Studio City Rehab is one of the better SNFs in Los Angeles County, unfortunately that is not saying much! The first thing they do is put a diaper on older recuperating patients, for example after hip surgery, even when the patient is not incontinent. All SNFs use diapers because they do not have enough staff to help patients to the toilet. During lunch hour you might wait 45 minutes after you press your buzzer because they are so busy. After I complained to the administrator I noticed they added candy strippers (interns) to help the CNAs during the week. Still, the weekends are very short staffed and you are lucky to have anyone come into your room other than at meal time. Every Medicare patient has the right to be released directly home after hospital surgery. Medicare must provide the equipment necessary to be cared for at home (hospital bed, oxygen machine, wheelchair, etc). If the doctor insists that the patient is not ready to go home, then YOU insist they remain in the hospital--do not allow the hospital to send your frail parent to a SNF where they will likely get much worse and never get out. Hire a private caregiver to care for your elderly parent at home after the hospital stay, there are many self-employed caregivers available in Los Angeles on Craigs list that are affordable. These caregivers used to work in nursing homes but now they freelance because they can make more money that way. Interview a few of them and get references. You will get much better care from an individual caregiver than you will receive in the SNF because they only have one patient to care for instead of 10! Studio City Rehab often leaves elderly patients sitting in their wheelchair in the hallway near the nurses station so that they are not isolated in their room. If you don't want your parent staring at the wall in their diaper, then take them home where they belong! read more

The review above couldn't be more RIGHT!! The staff is inhumane, uncaring, and treat the residents like garbage. The staff clearly recognizes that the residents are helpless and they have created a bully-victim environment. My mother went to Studio City Rehabilitation Center after surgery and was supposed to stay there a few weeks. The FIRST night, around 2am, she needed assistance in going to the bathroom. The nurse told her she was busy and that she'd put a diaper on her and she could just pee in her bed, right in to the diaper. What?!! I couldn't believe this. My mother was got up on her own (and had broken ribs at the time), and slowly made her way to the bathroom, but on the way, she was stopped by the nurse who was furious that my mother would dare to get up by herself. Other nurses joined in and took my mother back to her bed, wasn't allowed to use the bathroom,and her buzzer was taken away from her (because they were angry at her for this "insubordination" on my mother's part). She was completely helpless. She begged them to allow her to call me, and my mother and are are best friends, and I would have rushed over there in an instant. Instead, they told her that no only will she NOT be allowed to call me, but they will not give her breakfast as "punishment" for her crying and wanting to call me. After reading what I just wrote, it sounds too hideous even to be true. But please believe me, it IS true. And this was just the treatment toward my mother. Others were being mistreated and abused in this horrible place. The very next morning, I went to visit my mother, around 7am. Of course, after hearing what had happened the night before (and my mother was sharp as a tack, a brilliant articulate woman who read 7 books a week and painted me a very clear picture) I took her out of there immediately. My heart broke for the other patients who were left to marinate in their own urine and the place absolutely STUNK of urine. The picture I'm painting here is mild. I feel that I have a responsibility to others to write this review. This place needs to be closed down immediately! It will break your heart to go to this place. read more

This place is horrible. Please don't leave your loved ones here. My grandpa was here for two months and his waist size dropped from a 38 to a 17 with bed sores all over his body, and they refused to let us take him out. He caught pnemonia and We got him out as soon as possible but he passed away. This place does not care, there was urine on the floor, mats on the floor to let people fall out of their beds. My family is currently filing a lawsuit against this horrible place. They even let patients walk outside wandering the streets! Avoid this place read more

The worse place you can ever place a loved one. I gave them a 10 day period to help me with long term placement for my husband at the end of a 90 day insurance pay period. I told them the insurance company was going to waiver him. They kept giving for profit places my number, knowing of our low income status and two days before his release date threatened me with an elder abuse complaint of abandonment if I do not pick him up on the 31st of May 2018. read more