I was here for over a month, or so. There re-hab was the best. The CNA's were very kind, & the…read morebest, as everyone who I met there who helped me. So many to name. I recommend West Hills re-hab. I am now in Assisted Living. I want to keep in touch ,to say hi , 2 all of them I know.

! please if you love your love ones and they are here at west hills, please…read more take them out, or go everyday, check their meds, send water, prepare their food. this place dominoe effected my dad rip, i miss him so much! in 2017 is when my life stopped! im sorry dad at 81, that we picked this place and you just needed a lil rehab walking, while i had to have a lil surgery! west hills, the staff, not even sure if their all qualified nurses or family! they overmedicated him! didn't hand feed him, and my daughter had to cook him food but when she went to visit, he had not been hand fed as requested and needed! he suffered! might as well be tortured! he was so hungry and sooo thirsty! they ignored him! because the medication they administered to him, was too much, a water retension pill! i personally demanded to the nurse, to stop! and his doctor called them too, doctor faxed them to please stop! that pill took his life! made him septic! it was too late kidney failure, and when my daughter went to visit him he was naked in his bed with the covers off of him! no no no! made him go to the er 2 times for low blood pressure, overmedicated! it was too late. but they got their checks! i suggest the state needs to check this place too! "operation never say die!" west hills you think the government is not gonna investigate! you think no one's watching now! lets see what your statistics are of people passing after being here for no reason but over medication! glendale, artesia,tarzana, simi valley, and covina, here every person is facing their adversity ! every treatment my dad received at the time, was irresponsible, neglect and no compassion or empathy! please if you have any love ones who never came home, do something legally! report to the government! dont choose this place for their last days! now a call to the government, medicare and medical! please if your suffering from losing your love ones from being here! get an attorney dads rip, statue of limitation is over, but i will be your witness and all my family ! cival suit should be at hand! this facility is run by phillipines probably all family staff! when i told the nurse to stop the medication she wrote it on a post it and stuck it on her computer! no no no wtf are you doing, put it in his file! not! not! damage was done! !!!! i'm so daddy! justice and truth will prevail!

I was in a different facility before and it doesn't come close to this one. Everyone here cares…read moreabout you getting better and cares about your comfort. The nursing and physical therapy teams are outstanding. Dr Yahraus, Nina Dolly Tita Vangie Daisy Kimberly Mamta Andre Brandon Camilla Ashley Michael Oscar Jose. the best team ever at Station1 . Highly recommended

My mom was transferred from Kaiser Woodland Hills to Canyon Oaks for PT/OT after she declined post…read moresurgery. As an RN I was extremely skeptical about my mom going to a skilled nursing facility....but this place took amazing care of her. The staff was attentive and kind...AND the therapists helped her gain her strength back enough to where she could safely go back to her apartment and make it up the two flights of stairs. The doctor also took the time to call and update me on my mom's status. Thank you all!!

I had a great experience at Restore. I recently completed the program and am so grateful for the…read moretechs, group facilitators, counselors and peers that I met while at the detox, residential and PHP facilities. If you are truly ready to get sober, then this is a great program to start your new life in sobriety. The staff members are almost entirely in recovery themselves, and make an effort to listen to the client's needs and take action accordingly. There is a healthy mix of peer interaction, group and individual therapy, and the partial hospitalization program (PHP) does a lot to provide useful tools for the clients in areas such as relationship management, relapse prevention, self-awareness, dealing with triggers and understanding the effects that drugs have on the brain and body. The disease of addiction/alcoholism is cunning, baffling, and powerful. At restore, the team truly gives a great effort and does their absolute best to help the clients arrest the disease and make recovery truly possible. I wouldn't be equipped to deal with the pressures of "the real world" without drugs if it wasn't for the excellent help I received while at Restore.

Try and find Melmen's review. It is exactly what it's like there. To add to what the review said,…read morein my experience, they intake you and they recommend you come still using, just in case you were to have withdrawals on the plane over there. They make you sign all these papers pretty much signing all your rights away for the time you're there. The pictures they have on their profile were probably taken 20-30 years ago and the place looks NOTHING like that. The food is awful and a few people got sick while I was there. There is no "private chef". It's pretty much low-quality cafeteria food. The days they served fish, all but one person ended up just eating snacks because it was so awful. It's EXTREMELY unorganized and you can tell whoever owns the place only opened it to make money. They make it sound like you're gonna be taken care of and pampered like crazy, but the staff is just watching the clock and waiting to clock out. This is by no means an attack on the staff, most of them were super nice and caring, but not qualified like they deceive you. Admissions told me they take you on beach trips, bowling trips, and other activities on the weekends but I never experienced that while I was there. Getting to see the chiropractor lasted about a minute and half so they could bill your insurance for a whole session. They withheld much needed medications from patients because they had to wait on someone. A few people were going through extreme withdrawal symptoms but they sorta brushed it off. Never saw a private therapist. I think I saw maybe one licensed Dr while I was there. A girl had a seizure and the staff had no idea what to do. One of the other patients and myself had to wake up at 2AM and make sure she didn't hurt herself until it ended while we waited for the paramedics to arrive and while the staff just stood in the corner. It's a very harsh review, but the truth. The staff truly have great hearts, but aren't qualified. They said they have a huge turnaround rates with employees. Oh, and when I returned home, I couldn't find my keys with what they packed for me on my way out, and when I called to try and figure out where some of my stuff went, they just gave me the runaround and eventually just stopped answering my calls. The basketballs they had for us to play with all had holes in them, the shower knobs to control the hot water didn't work. The room for the toilet didn't have a light so if you had to pee in the middle of the night, you sorta had to wing it, and I shared a room with 6 other people when you finally get to the house that they're falsely picturing. It was quite an experience and I met some of the most amazing people that were all recovering together and I consider them family at this point, but I'd definitely choose another place. Oh, and one of the new intakes was really struggling with something and was wanting to leave but they wouldn't give him back his stuff so he spent the nights on the street because the agreement that you sign when you're drunk or high says you agree to not be given you're stuff back for 24 hours or something. Please please please don't listen to anything that admissions says because 99% of it is false. They got about $3,000 a day for my stay but the cost that actually spend on the patients is probably like $100 per person. Sorry for my rant. Got a little carried away but I hope it helps the next person.

Did some Community Service here and helped out a bit. The people here are nice. The place is very…read moreclean and organized. I guess they have recovery meetings here. I will be going there this week to drop off some donations and books. All in all, a very good experience. Thank you!

This is a good local place to go. Has multiple meetings everyday. The Friday meetings are great…read more They have some candle lit meetings on weekend evenings. Good people, mixed crowd all types but good people. Decent street parking and behind and in neighborhood. Good food across street at Follow Your Heart veg cafe, Henri's 80s diner or Pho 21 if it's open before or after the meet and lots of solid thrift shops near by too. Good alternative to all the Vice bar hang out spots around. Good people, good volunteers manage this spot. They have a self serve donation coffee and tea cafe and a little store attached to the meeting area. I would suggest it for west valley people esp. since it's exclusively dedicated to this cause of helping people find support and sober times. It's got a welcoming homey feel.

My dad had to be transferred to this facility after surgery on his spine & being diagnosed with…read morestage four cancer. I was very nervous as I have heard terrible things about nursing homes but i can ensure you, these nurses and staff - they care. Sharpnum who is an LVN, Val who is a head nurse, Nancy, Melissa, Stephanie and Sophie who all took such amazing care of my dad AND were so amazing every time i visited. I don't know what I would have done with out these ladies. They care about their parents and everyone was sad to see my dad go and I will miss them. If you need to find a place for your loved one, I would highly recommend this place & thank you to the staff! Dana at the front desk always was so helpful on the phone and had a smile on greeting me everyday!

I made the difficult decision to remove my mother from this facility shortly after she arrived for…read morerehabilitation following knee-replacement surgery. I simply did not feel that her safety, dignity, and recovery needs would be properly supported. My mother needed help standing, walking with a walker, and getting to the bathroom safely. Instead, we were told that a walker would not be readily available and that staff would not assist her with getting up to use the restroom. The alternative presented to us appeared to be leaving her in diapers. For someone who had just undergone knee surgery and was sent there specifically to regain mobility and independence, this was deeply troubling. We were also asked to sign a consent form concerning sleeping medication at night. While I understand that medications may sometimes be medically appropriate, given the other concerns we were already experiencing, I was not comfortable agreeing to anything without clearer explanations and reassurance. The most heartbreaking part of my visit was seeing other vulnerable patients asking me a complete stranger for water because they said staff had not brought them any. When I informed a staff member, the response I received was that they did not need water. Watching elderly and dependent patients plead for such a basic necessity was something I could not ignore. I understand that every family may have a different experience, and I can only speak about what I personally saw and was told during my mother's time there. However, what I witnessed was serious enough that I could not leave her in their care. A rehabilitation facility should help patients safely rebuild their strength, confidence, and independence while protecting their basic dignity. Unfortunately, that was not the environment I observed. If your loved one is being considered for this facility, please visit in person and ask very specific questions about access to walkers, bathroom assistance, hydration, medication policies, staffing, hygiene, and the actual rehabilitation schedule. Pay close attention, and do not be afraid to advocate for them. I am thankful that I was present and able to bring my mother home. My heart remains with the patients who may not have family nearby to speak up for them.

My father came to Topanga Terrace requiring intensive physical and occupational therapy after a…read moreprolonged hospital stay. I could not be happier with the care he received. As a physician, I would wholeheartedly recommend this facility to my own family members and patients. The case management team is exceptional, and the covering physician, Dr. Panossian, is attentive and proactive in overseeing his patients' medical care. The environment is welcoming, and the nurses and staff consistently demonstrate compassion, professionalism, and genuine concern for their patients. During a very difficult time for our family, Topanga Terrace provided outstanding care and support. I would give this facility a 10 out of 10 without hesitation. Thank you, Topanga Terrace, for taking such wonderful care of my father and our family

I must leave my review for Topanga Terrace / The Villas at Topanga Terrace even though I am still a…read morepatient here and before I leave and get too busy to give a thoughtful review. I had emergency back surgery and when released from the hospital they sent me here. The staff here are top notch quality people. They are caring and attentive to all my needs as well as the other patients. I witnessed such genuine caring for all their patients. It is also very clean. I was very nervous about coming and it has been a true blessing.

This place is a joke. It's a money grabbing, Insurance milking, boot camp. Nothing works here…read moreincluding the jacuzzi they promise. They make the residents sweep,mop and clean the house every single day and they lie to you every single day about everything. The food is horrible and the staff acts they can't help you with anything. It took them 3 days to get my insulin shot approved. DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT GETTING SOBER!!!!

Restore saved my life ! Phenomenal place to get better ! From the detox to the residential! Good…read morefood , good programming, helpful caring staff, and good safe environment! Yoga, chefs, a nurse and doctor, clean beds, staff that really makes sure they do what they need to make sure you get the most out of the program to help your recovery, but they also make it fun! It definitely doesn't feel like just a treatment center while you're there, my peers became like family ! They also had a chiropractor and if you have a special diet they prepare food to fit that diet! I would recommend to literally anyone needing a new start! I am so blessed that my recovery happened here! We went to the beach , bowling and many other fun things! Thank you to James, who recommended me to this program!

5 Stars are not Enough!!!…read more I am forever thankful and grateful to Arlen and his incredible team at the Disability Rehabilitation Center! Arlen truly facilitated a miracle for me, thank God--no exaggeration. Three top LA orthopedic surgeons gave me a bleak prognosis: even with diligent physical therapy, I'd likely lose at least 50% of the range of motion (ROM) in my left arm and shoulder. But under Arlen's expert care--and with the wonderful support from his team: Diana, Daniella, and Masa--I've regained 100% ROM. If not for them, I'd be facing permanent, severe limitations. In May 2021, I shattered my left humerus in three places: one clean break about 1" above my elbow, another parallel break 1" below my shoulder, and a 1cm displaced fracture at the apex (a shard of bone sticking out, with the bone smashed at the base). I consulted three top sports orthopedic surgeons. The first said surgery was needed immediately but admitted he lacked the expertise for such complexity and referred me to his associate. She couldn't do it either--it would require a full surgical team and facility she didn't have. Finally, Dr. Patterson, the leading arm and shoulder specialist at USC Keck, evaluated me. Five weeks post-injury, he strongly advised against surgery due to high risks: potential rejection of repair materials could lead to bone death and possible amputation, given the poor blood supply to the area. He was blunt: even if I did physical therapy diligently, I'd still lose at least 50% ROM. I refused to accept that. I told him I planned to have children someday and would lift them over my head. He interrupted, insisting I needed "realistic expectations!" I let it go in one ear and out the other, vowing to prove him wrong. Arlen's hands-on approach made all the difference. From the start, he massaged and gently manipulated my arm to retrain it into proper alignment. He created very specific, tailored exercises for me to do between our two weekly sessions. His technique was precise and intuitive--I could feel in real time how crucial each movement was. Arlen is kind, warm, attentive, never rushes me, and always encourages me like a world-class coach cheering from the sidelines.The entire team--Diana, Daniella, and Masa--are so wonderful. Diana is Arlen's second in command, the most experienced, and truly amazing but a shout out to Daniella and Masa too! They are always professional, supportive, and make every visit positive and motivating. Even now, almost 5 years later, I'm still going once per week to maintain my full ROM and manage ongoing pain--that's how serious and life-altering this injury was and still is. Arlen and his team continue to provide the guidance and care I need to stay strong and active. The highlight? My final appointment with Dr. Patterson. I demonstrated full overhead motion by pretending to scoop up and lift a running child. His jaw dropped, and he said, "That is miraculous." Arlen and his team didn't just help me recover--they gave me back my future and keep supporting it. If you're facing a serious injury or mobility challenge, the Disability Rehabilitation Center (with Arlen, Diana, Daniella, and Masa) is exceptional. Highly recommend--Again, 5 stars aren't enough!

I had been going here for over four weeks for my left shoulder rotator cuff tear. I was making…read moreprogress, but this is a horribly unprofessional place, and I finally quit for many reasons. The top six reasons are: 1. The place was filthy every time -- overflowing trash cans, and crap and litter and scraps of paper all over the floor as though it was never cleaned or vacuumed. 2. Each of the three PT aides kept giving me different and conflicting instructions for each of the exercises. The instructions should be clear and consistent, but they were not. 3. None of the aides seemed to know what I was supposed to do -- every single time I was there, they asked me what I was working on and how many reps, etc. Isn't it written down in a patient chart? They should be the ones who should know and oversee and guide me as to what I am supposed to be doing. 4. After three weeks, the lead PT (Arlen Minassian) made it clear he did not want to work with me anymore, and he suggested that PT may not be right for me since I was still in pain, and he said I should return to my doctor for a cortisone shot instead. But wouldn't I need more than just three weeks to heal from a tear in the tendon? I thought I was making progress, but it felt like he was kicking me out. 5. The lead PT (Arlen) told me to stop one exercise before it hurt -- he insisted that I should feel no pain at all during it and to stop and pull back if it hurt at all. Twenty minutes later, he said I need to work through the pain to have any progress. So which is it? Then he stopped the aides from giving me manual manipulation (a deep massage) in the area, which had felt really good, and he never gave a reason why. 6. The final straw -- They scheduled three patients at the same time on a day with just one PT aide, and she worked the entire hour on one patient. She first hooked me up to a TENS unit and then left me for over an hour as she worked on someone else. As I was attached to all the leads, I could not even stand up or do anything else. I sat there for an hour and twenty minutes waiting and finally said I was leaving. She then hurried over and removed the leads, and I did a few exercises and then left. I canceled my next appointment, and I'm now done with them. I do NOT recommend this place. Please be careful where you go and check them out.

I stayed at the facility for a month and am glad to say I don't think I'll be back. They gave me…read morethe best tools to stay sober in the most comfortable, supportive environment I could imagine. Everything from the case management from Samantha, the INCREDIBLE food prepared by chef Danté, one on one therapy with professionals that really care, beautiful nurses, and super helpful tech staff. 12/10 recommend!!!

overall good. I bought with a "deal" but most likely without that, I would not order again…read more Besides budget, it did taste good + healthy. I will search for more promo codes in the future. Thank you!