My mom is 91 yrs old and broke her femur last November, she was hospitalized for 9 days then…read moretransferred to Desert Mountain care center. The care she received there was incredible, she had PT 6 days a week. They helped her to regain strength and to heal, they offered many different games she joined in from bingo to black jack to balloon volleyball in wheelchairs or beds that turned into chairs. The people in administration were very nice to work with. (I know that's hard to believe) I live in Oregon so it was a real relief to see not only that mom was getting what she needed but that she enjoyed it there and made many friends. I would fly down a couple 3 times and visit her for a week then go back home. I always left knowing she was in good hands. She was released after 2 1/2 months being able once again to once again walk on her own with her walker. If you are looking for a place for someone you know I highly recommend this place, you will be happy as I was

My daughter was there for approximately one year and her neglect got to the point they allowed her…read moreto go septic several times. I tried to get her home to Sacramento but I couldn't find a bed available so we were on multiple waiting lists. DMCC had lazy, uncaring staff that disrespected, disregarded their patients, they allowed housekeeping staff attend to patients basic needs, laundry went where ever but not where it belonged, the staff broke patient belongings and regularly stole from them. My daughter would call me in tears because no one would help her to the toilet so she'd wet the bed and all they did was slap a diaper on her and let her sit in urine soaked sheets and pajamas all night. The doctor would look at her chart every month but never saw or spoke to her. After they allowed her nephrostomy tubes/bags to become infected, we got her to another home but she ended up having 5 surgeries on her kidneys. DMCC didn't care that she almost died again under their care. I would NEVER recommend this place!!

Honestly , a great place to go to, everyone is friendly and the place is pretty cool with lots of…read morepositive energy and good hard workers

No care center is perfect, but this place is pretty good. The staff are friendly and it smells…read moregood-which is rare in a care center. The food could be a little better, but considering it's a care center, it was good. My room was cleaned daily and the overall feel in the bulding was pleasant.

A little belated review: After a horrible experience for 1…read morenight at an another Rehab facility, came here and it was a breath of fresh air. Accommodations could not have been better and had a large private room. The staff there was top notch (aside from 1 or 2 exceptions, as anywhere) and took excellent care of me. The Nurses, especially Geraldine and Leslie were outstanding, as well as the CNA's, especially Michael, Cheyanne and Jennifer. Other staff were excellent as well. The administrative staff were all very helpful, especially Renae and Glenora. A special THANKS to the PT & OT staff who helped me immensely to get stronger and ready for discharge home: Tim, Alex and Michael were especially helpful as well as the other staff. Sorry if I left anyone out (in any category) but couldn't remember everyone's name. I would highly recommend going here if a Skilled Nursing and Rehab facility was being considered.

very bad management with some rude under qualified staff…read more Bad communication, miss information are major part of why I had to remove my wife she was transferred from Eisinhower after 5 night of major replenishing of lost electrolytes and a blood transfusion because she became anemic. She was transfered with her records. Staff at Rancho acted like they did not have them. I Left messages every day for 3 days to speak with the Dr . he never returned my calls, Called nurses desk half the time no answer. 1 out of 4 times some one returns my calls. less then half the time did some one have update on her present condition.. conflicting information. she had theropy , she did not have theropy because of COVD in building Never recomendj

Great place for care and accountability…read more My older brother recently spent thirty days here and we are grateful for the experience he had. He came in wounded and wobbly, just out of the hospital after having dealt with alcohol poisoning, and left on steady feet with many resources to rely on. Brett, Doug, and Patrick took care of my brother and remain people he can call upon for help. Each of these individuals have developed close connections to him and taught him life long skills in dealing with struggle. We also received support from these individuals when we called and asked for help with our next steps with Dave. The other patients were sources of support to my brother and it really felt like a family there with lots of times for reflection. The twelve step method is used here and very helpful for building a reservoir of strength beyond the facility. Thank you, Axis Residential for taking care of our family and our beloved brother Dave.

Before I went to Axis I was a very isolated, hurt, addicted woman. I was prescribed 12 different…read moreperscriptions including Xanex for 2.5 years. I thought I would never be normal again. I thought there was no way I could stop taking it and at the same time I thought I would never be happy again. There was no way...I was full of regret, dispair, suicidal thoughts and anxiety. When I arrived to I was welcomed with open arms from a woman named Tiffany. She brought me coffee and a wonderful turkey and avacodo sandwich. After flying from CT alone, I was exhausted and she was very understanding and compassionate. I was so scared I was trembling, but Tiffany's hand rubbing my back reassured me that I would be okay. She made me feel safe. I was brought on a tour and met my roommates, I had no idea that soon these wonderful people would become my dearest friends. They were all well by the time I arrived, and I wanted what they had... I knew this would be the start of my new journey. The house was amazing. Clean, open, the back of the home is all glass. There are fruit trees, palm trees, benches to sit on outside, beautiful patio furniture, and a huge Inground pool and hot tub. There are two chefs Bill and Betty. Both cook your meals to perfection. They prepare meals that you would only be served at a 5 star restaurant. Bill and Betty are not only employees, but are amazing people to talk and laugh with. Their love and passion for food is something well admired. I was privileged to be served by both. I must not lie, detoxing from Xanex was not a field trip. The first 4 days I could care a less about what was being served or what the patio furniture looked like. My roommates and the staff were there to give me comfort all day, every day. In my detox stage I was was close to my nurse Paul, who was a kind, soft spoken man. He did everything he could to help me physically get through the withdrawals, and he was very knowledgable on all of my questions. As time went on, I actually started to feel better. Everyday I went to groups on time and shared my experiences with the councilors and my roommates, and they shared their stories. What a group of amazing people. Some days we had yoga or meditation with "Mediation Mark" who is a God send for those days where you cannot concentrate or relax. I never thought I could concentrate enough to mediate, and now it's one of my favorite things to do. Mark is a wonderful soul, a kind hearted man whom has traveled the world to learn inner peace. His teachings and talents that he brings to Axis are a privilege to be a part of. Meditating with Mark is something that I miss dearly now that I am home. After I detoxed I was taken out of the house every day. Whether it would be going to the movies, shopping, sight seeing or just a talk over coffee. And this is where my favorite councilors come in. Megan is a strong, intelligent, beautiful person. From day one she takes the time out and makes it a point to sit with each roommate and asks simple questions about how they are feeling, how their day is going, etc. Sometimes she takes out over an hour of her time to speak to us one on one. I had trouble opening up to a complete stranger, but after awhile I trusted her. The conversations I had with her were confidential and I finally learned to trust another human being. Something I haven't done in years. I know I can call Axis when Megan is working. She listens to my feelings and concerns and still guides me even though I'm no longer living in the home. Johnny always comes in to Axis ready to go! His loud excited voice gets you going! He makes sure to ask everyone how they are feeling and he also goes out of way to get to know each of us on a one on one level. He always wants to take us out, so we can grow to be better in social gatherings, Something else I had trouble with. Going to the movies with him was always my favorite because just for a short while I would feel "normal" again. Just a bunch of friends going to the movies. His personal story is one to remember always. Somewhere I know he is proud of me, But I want him to know... I am also very proud of him. To conclude, I am better now. I no longer take any pills for anything. I eat, sleep, and go out of the house happy. I am a good mother, wife, and friend again. I can watch tv with my family and laugh, I can read my daughter a story and tickle her goodnight. My anxiety is now gone and so is my insomnia. Go to Axis if you need help. I promise that if you listen to what they say, surrender to your addiction at the door and be patient. You too will get your life back, but this time you won't be a prisoner of your addiction. No more checking the clock, hiding pills or bottles, and no more isolation. Just take it one day at a time.Make today your first day to change and call. My only regret is that I didn't call sooner. To the staff of Axis, thank you for saving my life. My name is Amber and I'm an alcoholic/addict.

The owner, Judee, and all of her staff give amazing support, not only to the client but to the…read morefamily. I can't thank them enough for all they have done. The facility is a beautiful place to recover and grow in recovery.

I personally feel that Rancho Milagro is a great place to get sober. I do strongly feel that it is…read moremore of a client motivated program and may not suit people their first time in recovery (honest opinion). RMR is comfortable, like a home, and the animals are wonderful. Chef Cesar is awesome, providing great meals and supportive of recovery... kindness speaks volumes. Staff is friendly, helpful, and supportive to individuals needs; my needs were met and I was able to focus on myself and my recovery responsibilities. I would recommend RMR to anyone that has been through treatment before and needs a "reset" on life. The atmosphere is conducive to healing, recovery, and "to give yourself a break". It is always helpful to have a group of fellow alcoholics/addicts that want a better life for themselves, the group does matter!

I don't understand any negative reviews as I have found Betty Ford to be a great facility and…read moreexperience. I entered for my opioid dependence and found the residential accommodations to be nice and adequate. This is not a luxury facility, but it is on a beautiful, lush, campus surrounded by gorgeous mountains. The cafeteria serves a variety of healthy and not so healthy foods, but there is a fresh salad bar that changes daily. The staff is wonderful and knowledgeable and I have learned so much about my addiction. Everyone here is genuinely nice caring, and very knowledgeable. There is also a fantastic nursing staff for your medical needs. Not only do they meet your needs in residential, but they also provide Sober living facilities that are quite nice as well as PHP and IOP. I would ignore any negative reviews and see for yourself. I have experienced one other rehab and another outpatient IOP, but this place is above anything I have previously gone to. I know I will not ever go back to alcohol and drugs and I owe my life to this wonderful facility.

I don't say this lightly--Joshua Smith has changed my life…read more After completing 30 days of residential treatment at Hazelden Betty Ford, I entered the PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) and was assigned to Joshua as my counselor. I am now on my 30th day of PHP, and I can confidently say that the work we've done together has transformed me on every level--emotionally, spiritually, relationally, and personally. Because of Joshua, I don't just understand what recovery looks like--I know how to live it. He's helped me build a foundation rooted in honesty, integrity, and purpose. His guidance, presence, and challenge have allowed me to confront the things I've avoided for years and step into a version of myself I never thought possible. Because of Joshua, my relationships have begun to heal. My connection with my wife has improved. My ability to show up for my kids has grown. I'm more present for my family, friends, and coworkers--and I'm finally able to live with emotional availability and clarity. But most of all, because of Joshua, my future is no longer something I fear or avoid. It's something I look forward to--bright, beautiful, and filled with possibility. I will forever be grateful for his care, his professionalism, and his wisdom. If you have the chance to work with Joshua Smith, know that you're in the hands of someone who doesn't just do this work--he lives it. And he changes lives because of it. --Chris Klein Alumni, Hazelden Betty Ford Residential + PHP Programs

All the staff at Phoenix rising have played key roles in my success due to their care and…read moreunderstanding of the process. Genevieve in particular was like the tiny big sister I never wanted but always needed , I have a lot of love for all the staff and wouldn't be where I am today without them, they believed in me when I didn't believe in myself so for that I'm forever grateful. Brendin and Evan also helped me out a lot in finding housing after treatment and with aftercare,my councilor Patricia was able to guide me in the right directions regarding finding therapy and the necessities to be successful after treatment.100/10 recommendation from me to anyone who needs help changing their life for the better!

My experience at this treatment center has been a positive and meaningful part of my recovery. The…read morestaff have shown me support, patience, compassion, and understanding during a time when I really needed it. I've been given opportunities to work on myself, learn more about my recovery, and start making healthier decisions for my future. Like any treatment program, no place or person is perfect, and everyone's experience is going to be different. I can only speak for myself and what this program has done for me. I've learned that recovery also requires me to focus on my own journey instead of getting caught up in situations that don't involve me. I'm grateful for the people here who have genuinely supported me and for the progress I've made so far. I still have work to do, but I appreciate this program being part of that process.

I was sent here after breaking my hip and receiving a full hip replacement. When I arrived I was…read morebarely able to use the bathroom after a week of hospital care that had some complications. It was obvious on day one that I was going to get the care required to rehabilitate my hip and learn how to handle at home recovery. The crew was amazing and attentive, from top to bottom, in every department I had to work with, there was always a smile. I highly recommend this facility for anyone looking to rehabilitate from a difficult injury. I am glad I was able to receive the level of care that I needed, and will always be grateful to the crew that helped me get back on my feet again.

Former employee here giving anyone some insight who either wants to work here or stay as a patient…read more If you're looking to work here just know that management plays favoritism and picks and chooses when to hold staff accountable. I witnessed staff leaving the medication cart unattended, unlocked, and the computer opened with patient information visible. Also I witnessed call lights going off for more than 15 minutes, patients soaked from head to toe, and there were also roaches in a few patient rooms.