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.

Long story short this guy lost his license due to having an inappropriate relationship with a…read morepatient who he eventually assaulted. This was not the first incident either. NGL, he was very helpful to me at first and for that I'm grateful but as his mental state devolved so did the quality of care to the point where it only seemed he cared about the payments coming in ostensibly to cover his mounting legal fees. I hope he finds the help he needs.

From the owner: Dr. de Brito is a specialist in psychiatric's including adult and child ADHD, silicosis, depression…read moreand anxiety as well as addition medicine and psychotherapy.. We also have a therapist on site. Both providers accept appointments and walk-ins. Dr. de Brito is also bilingual with Spanish, and we have a ASL interpreter on-site.

He doesn't take any insurance. Contrary to what was stated on their website. Initial consultation…read moreto $900 + thereafter $350. 00 per half hour. Before discussing the family members ailments, they're more interested in making sure their pockets are lined. Very discouraging for a family that's already suffering. Mental health issues affect the whole family.

Outstanding practice! I will continue to recommend Dr. Jamal professionally and personally…read more Especially his assistant Roxanna who is kind, professional and patient!

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.

Honestly, the poor 1 star reviews here are shocking to read because our experience couldn't be…read moreanything further from this and I would give a 10 star rating if I was able. It's not everyday you find out that your mom is having heart failure, come in feeling devastated/hopeless, but these people did their absolute best to take care of us with compassion, integrity, and go above and beyond to address our needs. This entire process was almost 2-3 months long, my mom had a complex 15 hour surgery, and yet made a recovery in less than 2 weeks, and was discharged today and is now soundly back at home, and it's all because of the incredible team here. There's a lot of people to name from their amazing staff but here's some specific people that left an incredible impression on us I'd love to give credit to: Station 45: Sydney the nurse was extremely warm, compassionate, and took such great care of my mom during the initial stages of her being admitted in January while they were diagnosing her condition. Critical Care Unit: Joe, Cassie, Cesar who treated my mom with the utmost respect, patience, dignity, and care given her post op condition. No matter how much assistance was needed by my mom, big or small, they attended to her swiftly in all manners, continually provided me reassurance, and thoughtfully answered any and all questions and concerns. Extra special shout out to Felicia Sanders and Haig who went above and beyond to provide my mom with the utmost comfort, you both were angels. Step down unit, floor 2, of West Tower: Shannon, Letty Martinez, Jazzmin, Elena, Becky, Gloria, Robert, Rhonald, Carlos, Art, Brenton, and Jed. Wow this team was also incredible. They continually checked on my mom as well through the day and night, encouraged her walking and movement, breathing treatment, independence, and literally guided her every step of the way in that journey. Extra special shout out to: Hailey Milsark, Mary Cavena, Emily, and Yolanda. I visited her everyday, and never once had to leave with any doubt or worry in my heart and soul, knowing she was in exceptional hands. Cardiothoracic surgery team: Dr Lim, Dr Bob, Dr Andy Chang, Elysa Guran, Melissa, Sunita Boparai, and of course, Dr Armin Kiankhooy and Dr Grace Huang who performed miraculous work in a lengthy, complex, and demanding procedure(s). There isn't enough words to describe our awe at the superhuman job you did to put my mom on the path of recovery and healing given her initial diagnosis. We feel extremely blessed and count our lucky stars that the universe gave us the good fortune to have been put under your guidance and care. Sorry to anyone I may have accidentally missed, but we truly love and appreciate you all. We recognize how difficult your work and job is, and just how demanding it is, and yet you all were continually at it, day and night, with the highest positive attitudes and energy and it made all the difference for us in our healing. You are all the real heroes and we hope you get all the credit and respect you deserve, because this was one of the hardest things we had to go through in this journey of life, and you all made it as pleasant and smooth of an experience as could be. In our experience, we were treated with love, care, dignity, and gentleness, and made to feel like we were a part of their family/friends. I'm no medical expert, but I believe the high level of care we received here is why my mom is making such an exceptional recovery. You all have helped give her a new lease on life. We are truly grateful beyond the words I was able to write here.

One year ago today I had one of the worst medical experiences of my life at Huntington Health…read more I went to the ER with severe stomach pain. A CT scan was performed, but the radiologist apparently misread the results. My appendix had already ruptured and I had an appendicular abscess forming around what remained of it. Because of this error, I was left without surgery for an additional night while in excruciating pain. Surgery did not occur until the following evening. When I was taken into the surgical room, there was blood on the ceiling, which was shocking and unsettling to see before a procedure. After surgery, I was placed in the maternity ward being used as overflow because there were no available rooms. The room felt like a closet. The TV did not work, and the monitoring system initially didn't work either--they had to go find another one. I was given a PureWick catheter device to urinate with, and it was never changed during my stay. I later developed a severe urinary tract infection. A nurse in my family told me these devices are supposed to be replaced multiple times a day. One night after surgery around 3 AM, I woke up in excruciating pain and repeatedly pressed the nurse call button, but the remote didn't work. I could hear nurses laughing nearby but no one responded until I gathered enough strength to yell out. Only then did staff come in. I also remember a night when blood was drawn and the nurse smelled strongly of alcohol, which was extremely concerning. Overall, the experience was chaotic, painful, and deeply unsettling. Between the diagnostic error, the lack of responsiveness, and poor post-operative care, I would strongly caution anyone to think twice before going to this ER if other options are available.

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.

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.

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

Dr. Panvini was recommended by a dear friend. The way she spoke about realization during sessions…read morehelped me understand- this was someone I wanted to work with. My partner and I have very busy lives and needed help working on our relationship. We had reached a stagnant point. Couples therapy is its own magical type of therapy and Dr. Panvini helps us have AHA moments since day 1. From inception, Loreli has been angel. She's the office manager that greets us with kindness and a beautiful smile and genuine "how are you". I feel blessed to have found this amazing practice and Dr. Panvini specifically.

So I've tried quite a few therapists and interventions and it wasn't until working with the…read morewonderful people at Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates that I really felt that emotional healing was possible and that I could start to see the light at the end of the tunnel following decades long depression. Havening techniques and other techniques have helped me (someone who defaults to over-intellectualizing) get out of my head and into my body which I've found is imperative for healing emotional trauma. With all that said I'm really here to share my experience with the Neurofeedback training done with Rebecca Turner. Having done so much healing and reprocessing through talk therapy, I still felt that my thought patterns were like a hose turned all the way up, whipping around, unable to catch, and control, soaking everyone around me. The initial brain mapping (which is done first to know what areas of the brain to target for training) reflected with tangible data what I was experiencing inside. Ms. Turner described it to me like "your two hemispheres are yelling at each other" which turned out to be one of the most validating things my brain has ever heard about itself. The neurofeedback training process itself is not as complicated and/or intimidating as the name sounds. If one is doing eyes open training, you essentially attach some small sensors to your head using a conductive goop and watch a tv show while the screen brightens and dims in response to the information collected by the sensors and neurofeedback program. For "eyes closed" training, you listen to lyric-less music while the music adjusts the volume to help train your brain. And it all works. I feel good about myself. Shame is now a passing emotion instead of a state of being. Rumination is down ten-fold as my hemispheres aren't "yelling at each other". My thoughts and feelings don't control me as much and/or send my on a downward spiral. If you are someone who feels your emotions are often become too much for you to handle that even standard therapy couldn't alone help, might I suggest neurofeedback?