I have been here 3 times and this place has truly changed my life. The staff and the clients are…read morelike family to me, have seen me at my worst and never gave up on me! So extremely thankful for Elijah's house.

I love the staff at Elijahs house.It is family oriented and they make you feel at home. The home is…read morebeautiful. Beautiful pool .Great food. Great environment . . The counselors and staff are very professional and really care about their clients needs . I highly recommend Elijah's House.

My name is Natalia Ascencio (it's a fun name in my Yelp) and my journey to recovery and awareness…read morestarted with Angel. I had no idea what I did, when I did it and how I did it, I was living with no purpose. When I first met Angel, I remember our face to face meeting, and I shared some of my story, not all. Soon we got to know one another, soon she became a true friend, and she became a mentor. She allowed me to be gentle to myself when I couldn't, she was one of the first beautiful souls in a long time that showed be what trust was, selfness and how to love myself. Our journey was a long one and am thankful for that, but that just means that it was in the stars for us to share our life together. I am a survivor of Covid, my whole family had it and my father passed from it. While I was in recovery I was also going through this illness. She was one of my Angels, that kept calling me, that kept encouraging me, that kept giving me her love and light. Aim 4 Recovery gave me the tools to love myself, to find the strength within me and know that I am capable of greatness. Angel is living her purpose. She is guiding beautiful souls into recovery, her guidance saved me. I can never say enough about Angel and this program, words don't do it justice, but she know how very much I love her.

From the owner: Our Specialists go above and beyond for all of our Clients and their loved ones.read more

He's really great and caring. I definitely would recommend him as he has a lot of empathy and…read moreknowledge. He knows what he is doing and is very responsive. There is a reason he has 5 stars!!!

Dr. Martinez has helped me in the area of opiate addiction for over one year. He is caring,…read moreinvolved, and takes the well-being of his patients very seriously. Through the years I have been to many doctors for this area of treatment, and could not recommend a better doctor than Dr. Martinez.

If you are looking to work through your recovery with a team of high-quality, compassionate doctors…read moreand nurses, look no further than Elite. They a so responsive, flexible and literally know what you need before you know to ask. And the difference is they truly care. Many on the team have been down this road and truly want to help you through your recovery. Call them and get your life back on track. It is a call you won't regret.

Nothing but 5 stars for the team on intake, the nurses, and doctors. Doing detox at home is way…read morebetter than doing detox at a treatment Center.

Casa gave me the strongest foundation I could have ever asked for. This place saved my life…read more Walking back into Casa grounds makes me feel like I'm walking home again. Being there is like being hooked to an oxygen tank and can breath again. I could never say a bad thing about this place. The friends I've made while there are still my friends today. The staff & all the women there genuinely care about you, love you & teach you how to be a lady. Casa loved me & continues to love me until I can one day love myself. The women's meeting on Thursday night is by far the most energetic, meaningful, hopeful & strengthening meeting I have ever went to. The solution is conveyed there. I learned more about myself at Casa then I ever have anywhere else. Casa will always be home. Once a Casa girl always a Casa girl.

I would not pick this treatment center. I was told to show up 14 hours with no alcohol and passed…read moreall tests but did not meet their standards. They packed my stuff set on porch and threw me out on the street. I have been sober years now and work in treatment we only kick people out for using or drinking. I would like Casa or the manager to explain exactly what or if DEI was involved. Why was my bed given away after it was placed on hold for me? I had good insurance Kaiser full coverage what was the problem, sent for medical records stat. Trying not to seek revenge but not to let this happen to another woman. I had been there earlier, and they told me to come back when I was ready, I had to get home to my son and then they reported me for child abuse also.

I called up this company, and I was told that I would be able to have a nurse tonight for a…read moreketamine.Intravenous treatment. The gentleman I spoke to said he was reaching out to the nurse in the area, and that I would have someone here by six or seven. I received an intake form to fill out and I did. A while later, I get an email saying, oh, we could try to book you for this coming friday. I called their office and I was told that they almost never book for the same day. After reaching out to the nurse again, they said that she had no availability until friday. What a total screw up on the part of the person I initially spoke to. I don't think they have any idea what they were doing.And the person who said that?They would give me the refund and apologized could barely speak english and sounded like she was about thirteen years old. I would absolutely not recommend this company for anybody for anything.At all. Total total incompetence.

They literally STOLE my $$$$$ I didn't have any idea until I…read morewas told. I ordered NOTHING. They have you put cc info in before you find out how much because the price they advertised was completely different to the price they showed me once I began the process. As soon as I saw the price I backed all the way out and did NOT order. Then I get a text saying I should Finnish my intake form. I told them I do not wish to purchase from them. I was then told my $$ would be refunded within 5 to 7 days. I don't even know how much they took because I did NOT place an order.

This place is in it for the money and not the best recovery option for the individual. I was sent…read moreto a homeless shelter/ trap house when I should have been sent to a treatment facility. And when I expressed my concern to their supervisor Jason I was told that I had to stay there ( this was before I found out that they get kickbacks for each body they send to certain facilities). Needless to say I was assaulted by one of the individuals that was on drugs and left the facility and when I tried to enroll myself and another facility that I already had acceptance for I was informed that they were notified by email not to accept me because I was physically combative even though I didn't start the fight all I did was defend myself after getting hit. So no it looks like I'm going to have to go ahead and do the jail time instead of getting treatment like I wanted.

RNR has been finding suitable placement for people in need for many years. They are very good at…read moretheir job. As a criminal defense lawyer for the past 25 years, I know. They are very well respected and frequently appointed by the Los Angeles Superior Court. They have helped many of my clients and if you are looking for a appropriate location for treatment for yourself, a client or a loved one, look no further.

Great staff interaction at reception for department 41 with Melanie…read more I get one of my meds from Canada as it is not covered by insurance and only costs $1 a pill vs in the U.S. $45 per pill. To use CanadianPharmacyKing.com I need a physical signed script to send them and Kaiser only uses electronic scripts. Unfortunately due to the strike the RN's who normally handle this are not available and Melanie took the time to locate the backup team member (which took a min) to get my prescription done today while she still checked in other patients!

I drove an hour in traffic after work to get to the Kaiser Pasadena Pharmacy by 8:45 pm, relieved I…read morehad made it in time. When I arrived, the pharmacy doors were locked. A pharmacist came out and said they closed at 8 pm. Before leaving work, I checked the hours in three places online, including Google and Kaiser's own website in two different spots. All said 9 pm. It takes minutes to update hours online so you are not wasting people's time and money. That is basic integrity. There were two people inside waiting and she said they were urgent care patients, so they stay open until 9 pm for urgent care. Given that they had not updated their hours, you would think they could take two minutes to grab my prescription. I had received the text that it was ready and had just driven an hour to pick it up. Integrity feels rare these days. There are things I like about Kaiser and things that are ludicrous. Pros: everything is in one building. Referrals are easier than they used to be. Many appointments can be done online, which is a huge timesaver. The mental health practitioners I have interacted with have been kind and caring. Things that need improvement: I was on a waitlist for over a year to get a therapist. Now that I have one, appointments are still hard to get because there are very few available. My doctor recently had me do labs to change medication. I checked the results myself and saw I have hypothyroidism. No one called me to explain this. I only realized it because I looked up what the labs meant. When I read the symptom list and saw I have nearly all of them, I was shocked I had never been tested before. Ladies, get your hormones checked. Women's health care is still lacking. Which brings me to my IUD insertion. It was so agonizing I almost passed out, so they sent me home with medication to dilate before trying again. What they did not tell me is that the dilation medication caused worse pain than when I had kidney stones. Kaiser does not provide localized pain relief for IUD insertions, and I had already taken the maximum dose of ibuprofen. The first attempt was 40 minutes of agony. The second attempt involved 4 hours of severe dilation pain followed by another 35 minutes of insertion. That does not include the long wait times. They need better training or actual pain management for women. Lastly, I needed an EKG before starting a new medication. When I called, there were no appointments available for weeks, but my doctor needed it within a week. She told me to go to the Pasadena nurse clinic as a walk in and gave me the hours. I booked the far out appointment just in case and went as a walk in. The receptionist said they could not fit me in because they were full and only open two more hours. I asked when to come back and returned at the time he suggested. He then said the nurse who does EKGs would be leaving in an hour and could not see me. This was the second time I had followed their instructions and been turned away. I had rented a car just to get there. He sent me to Glendale. I drove 45 minutes in rush hour and arrived just before closing. The nurse there told me Pasadena should not have sent me away and that they are supposed to take walk ins but keep sending patients to Glendale. They were incredibly kind and saw me even though they were close to closing. I know Kaiser employees likely work in a tough, fast paced system. But with the massive amounts of money insurance companies make, you would think there would be more efficient care, accessible mental health services, better women's health care, updated hours, and policies that are actually honored. Too often patients are treated like cattle, rushed through to get to the next. Wouldn't it be nice if health care actually cared? A gal can dream...