Thrive treatment changed my life. A year ago I was at my lowest and only a shell of the person I…read moreonce was. I had lost hope and was terrified that the rest of my life I would be stuck in my addiction loop of trying to stop but never being able to do it on my own. Once I arrived at Thrive I knew within the first couple weeks that this place was special. The staff were kind and helpful. I didn't feel like just another number. I felt like everyone genuinely wanted me to be included and most importantly wanted me to succeed. It's scary to put your life "on hold" and your sobriety first, but all of the goals I set for myself in that first month , I have reached in the past year! And on May 24th reached my one year sober! Which is mind blowing Thrive showed me how to live life sober and enjoy it. They showed me how to be a good daughter, a sister, and a friend. They showed me how to look within and work through the shame I was carrying with me and come out on the other side I can truly say Thrive changed my life for the better and if you're on the fence about sobriety give this place a chance. After 20+ years in active addiction I thought I was a lost cause but they helped me build myself back up and gave me the template to build my life backup . I now have a life i can wake up and be excited for and most importantly I am proud of myself

After having a family member reside at this facility, I would like to respectfully share some…read moreconcerns regarding our experience. While we appreciate the efforts of the staff and recognize the challenges involved in providing care and support, we encountered ongoing difficulties with communication throughout our family member's stay. Communication with the assigned case manager was often limited, and requests for updates regarding our loved one's progress and well-being were not always acknowledged or addressed in a timely manner. As family members, we relied on these updates to remain informed and reassured. The lack of consistent communication frequently left us uncertain about his status and concerned for his overall well-being. In addition, maintaining direct contact with our family member proved challenging at times. Multiple attempts were made to obtain information and establish communication, but responses were often delayed or unavailable. This created unnecessary stress and uncertainty for those of us who were actively involved in supporting his care and recovery. We also received feedback from our family member, as well as observations shared by other residents, indicating that some interactions with case management staff could have benefited from greater patience, attentiveness, and responsiveness. While we understand that staff members manage significant responsibilities, respectful and compassionate communication plays a critical role in fostering trust and supporting residents effectively. Equally important is the partnership between a facility and a resident's family. Families are often the primary source of emotional support, advocacy, and continuity of care for their loved ones. Maintaining open communication and working collaboratively with family members helps ensure the best possible outcomes for residents and strengthens the support system that contributes to their success. Family involvement should be viewed as an essential component of the care process rather than an afterthought. These comments are offered respectfully and constructively, with the hope that they may assist in enhancing communication practices, strengthening family engagement, and improving the overall experience for both residents and their loved ones.

I can't say enough about my experience at Lost Angels Treatment Center. From the moment I arrived,…read moreit was clear that this place truly cares about long-term recovery, not just getting you through detox. The environment was clean, calm, and structured in a way that invited healing and reflection -- it didn't feel clinical or cold like other places I'd seen. The staff here are compassionate, professional, and genuinely tuned in to your individual needs. Every aspect of the program was personalized -- from group therapy and one-on-one counseling to family support sessions that helped repair relationships back home. Their dual diagnosis approach helped me address underlying mental health challenges alongside addiction, which made all the difference in my lasting progress. The luxury amenities (private suites, great food, fitness areas) were comforting, but what really stood out was the quality of care and the focus on building real life skills for sobriety. I left feeling stronger, clearer, and hopeful -- and I actually feel equipped for life beyond treatment. Highly recommend this center to anyone serious about lasting recovery.

This place is so delightful and enlightening as well as compassionate, caring, and considerate. The…read moreclients are the most important and you can truly tell that because the Clinical Director goes out of his way to make sure everything is being done with care and compassion for the client and their well being. He goes out of his way to make you feel like you matter and that you are in a safe place. This is a great place to start your journey of recovery with open arms, love and light, kindness and respect for you to be on the path of becoming the Best Enlightened version of yourself. Here you are family, nothing less, nothing more, you get treated like family because You Are Enough, You are Beautiful and You Deserve It! You will love it here, the Staff go out of the way to make you feel right at home during your journey of trudging your road to happy destiny. You just have to take the first step and the rest is you Living Your Best Life !

My bonus mother has been there a few times and she is treated very well. The staff are very…read morewelcoming. Very clean and spacious atmosphere. I will recommend this place as a safe place to take your love one.

I was a little worried about putting my 97 year old father in any place, however I took chance…read moreafter a very quick personal tour and I'm happy I did. While the facilities are undeniably outdated with beds from what looks like the 70s or 80s and little TVs that aren't working (at least in my father's room), it's the staff and the care I'm impressed with. Most of the staff is wonderful. Most of them are dedicated to the comfort and care of the patients. The patients are kept clean, dry, and as comfortable as possible. I can see an effort made to entertain as well as to the little chores we all have to do like manicures and such all on a regular schedule. It is a nice center courtyard floor plan which gives residents a connection with the outside and each other. The floor plan is why I picked this facility as I knew my father would enjoy, looking out and even going out on occasion. It would be nice if the facilities got a little remodeling however, I'm glad they spend their money on the staff and having enough staff, instead of a nice new place with less staff in which patients are neglected or abused. We lucked out because my father got a perfect roomate whose mind is just fine. He keeps an eye on my father and calls the nurse anytime my father forgets and tries to get out of bed which he shouldn't do alone. I do wish the facility would use a pressure pad, either on the floor or bed, that would alert them if a patient was getting up. Overall, this place doesn't smell as bad as many of these facilities do, I believe thanks to the care and attention of the staff. I'm resting easy that my father is being well taken care of. Since insurance is covering this right now, and we haven't gotten a bill yet, I don't know what the value is, however, I am happy I picked these facilities. I would pick them again.

One thing I really appreciate about Brentwood Health Care Center is how much they do to keep the…read morepatients happy and engaged during their stay. Besides the amazing Physical Therapy team, the Activities Room was such a great place. My uncle was able to get out of his room, socialize, and have fun! They always have different things going on, whether it's games, movies, music, or just opportunities for everyone to spend time together. It's really nice to see the patients laughing, interacting, and having something to look forward to. The Activities Room brings a lot of life and positive energy to the facility, and it's something I really enjoyed doing with my uncle while he was there.

In addition to the facts in my second review, I want to retract my positive comment about Andrea in…read moremy first review. Please tell that unprofessional B**** when an elderly man is dying and his wife of 38 years is crying on his shoulder, keep her mouth shut. She was patching up his other arm, cancer patients bleed easily. I was not in her way nor did she say I was. However, she said, disgustedly, how insensitive my crying was and she was surprised I hadn't been asked to leave. Yes, seriously. Our first experience when he wasn't as sick, I wrote positive things. We had to return when his illness progressed and were treated completely different. My tip is, if your loved one is recovering from a broken bone, or similar ailment this place is fine. If your loved one is unable to defend themselves against abusive staff, you do not want to come here. And yes, Andrea was only abusive to me. Read second review to hear how he was literally tortured by other staff. I've been too busy planning the funeral to file the law suit. See you soon, DJ.

If you're looking to detox, Ritz is where you want to be. I battled opiate addiction for 7 years, 5…read moreof those on fentanyl and honestly, I was terrified of going through withdrawal. It took a friend convincing me to get help and give Ritz a shot, and honestly, it was the best decision I ever made. The staff really knows what they're doing when it comes to this disease, and they helped me finally get off fentanyl for good. Ritz is clean, cozy, and has this chill vibe that makes it easy to settle in and focus on getting better. What I loved most was how the team treated me , they actually listened, kept it real, and showed real compassion because many of them had been through the same struggles. They didn't just throw a one size fits all plan at me, they made a plan that fit meIt felt like a safe space where I could be open and vulnerable without any judgment. I met people there I never thought I'd even hang out with, but some of them turned out to be the best folks I've met. We even went on weekend outings that showed me how to have fun without drugs. Oh, and huge shoutout to Steve, the chef, seriously, the best food I've ever had.

Not the best experience, I was targeted by certain staff members and treated poorly at times. while…read moresome staff members were exceptionally helpful and supportive(Danielle, nick, Laura, Johanna, and Chantelle as well as the chef). The overall company was trying to get the most money out of my insurance as possible. I started off in the sober living facility and during Christmas time, I had covid over winter and had to take NyQuil and that was the first excuse for forcing me back into a rehab program that was not needed. My reason for being in the program in the first place was that I had 18 back to back surgeries over the past 4 years and was on opioids for a long period of time so this was a way to detox in a safe environment. There was no psychological addiction, just physical dependence to opioids. They lied about multiple addictions to medication(amphetamine addiction) that I was prescribed since childhood and used it to get more money through insurance. They also lied about an alcohol addiction, when I am medically intolerant to alcohol. When I got back to the sober living after this time I was talked about poorly among staff members and called "attention seeking" for asking for a few days off in order to visit 2 dying family members. Eventually someone in the group had consumed alcohol and told the staff which upset another client due to the unfairness and favoritism. This upset client gave me alcohol without my knowledge or consent and afterwards told the staff that I was drunk. This other client had been upset and doing things like this for 2 weeks prior to this incident. I believe he did this in order to prove a point that they will send people they dislike or with good insurance back to rehab in order to get more money. This client later confessed to me he had put alcohol in my drink without my consent and I had a reaction to the alcohol and was placed back into the rehab facility. I was put on addictive barbiturates and unnecessary medications for 2 days before my insurance denied coverage due to fraudulent services. The alcohol level was so low that there was no logical reason I needed to be there. I was then abandoned as a patient had had to find a new place to live in 2 hours or I was out on the street. Remember it's just a business. They don't actually care about you. They left another 2 of my friends on their own where one eventually fell into a coma following her abandonment. Something else they did was contact my pharmacy and told them never to fill any of my prescriptions ever from any doctor. I was no longer under their care at all. I'm a disabled person and this made it very difficult to obtain medication that I needed. This is a HIPPA violation for sure.

I am lucky to have known some of the staff of NuView for a few years now. The role they play in…read moregetting people sober is absolutely pivotal. Every staff member has a very thorough education in addiction and recovery. I'm talking book knowledge as well as years of (sometimes harrowing, often inspiring) experiences. They have an authentic passion for recovery. And they know what this kind of transformation should look like. The clinical staff at NuView possesses a diverse range of skills. These skill sets include pragmatic things like self-development training, which can help clients get jobs, write resumes, or even just manage their own money better. But they also teach important qualities like emotional intelligence, conflict management, and how to handle not wanting to get out of bed in the morning. These are important skills to learn after someone has stopped using drugs and alcohol. Why? Life gets hard when you can't rely on alcohol or drugs to make it SEEM good. So you need to do the hard work of MAKING your life better. At NuView's outpatient programs, they support and guide you through that process. Much of that involves group therapy and other kinds of counseling, including family therapy and one on one meetings. They locate your weak points and help you create a plan for dealing with them, always making sure you take it one step at a time. They also share their own knowledge with you. They know what addiction is from a medical perspective. And there's no reason why someone with an addiction shouldn't know that as well. Sometimes people don't know why they feel such a strong compulsion to drink or do drugs. The staff at NuView help clients realize that it's not some moral failure - it's a legitimate mental health condition with neurological, emotional, and interpersonal causes. And it can be treated. NuView is especially good at helping people who have a history of relapse or who have struggled with getting sober even after attending other rehabs. This is because they put more personal care into their treatment approaches than most other rehabs. Their treatment plans are generally customized for each individual client. This makes sense, since addiction is a pretty wide category, and it is not the same for everyone. Their outpatient programs provide a holistic approach to addiction. Clients have access to a safe and supportive community. They also get a social network of other people in recovery, so they can all grow together. You won't feel alone even for one minute throughout this process. For family members, they also put on many events and try to include them in the treatment process. Literally everyone gets a chance to heal and to work on themselves. If you're dealing with addiction now or if you just quit, it's time to treat yourself to a clean and sober life that's actually good. Why get sober and be miserable? At NuView, no matter how broken down you are, you WILL experience a transformation. Simple as that.

Working with Daniel and their team has been a pleasure. Their commitment to client care is evident…read morein every interaction. I run a Sober Living Home in Culver City, and our residents who transition from this facility arrive well-prepared and motivated for the next step.

Ira from the rehab department is a gentle, skilled and compassionate professional. He is hard…read moreworking, patient and considerate of all of my needs. He deserves 10 stars. Terry.

I transferred my father to Marina Point Healthcare & Subacute from another nursing home in…read moreInglewood in August 2025. He had a severe wound on his foot and Torrance Memorial Hospital told me amputation was the only option. I am grateful to say the wound care team at Marina Point proved that wrong. Steven, Malea, Courtney, and Alex have done an amazing, outstanding job. What they did feels like a miracle. Because of their care, my father's wound is almost completely closed. Their skill and dedication truly made the difference. The nursing staff Grace, Marcus, and Jenny make sure my father receives his medications and proper care. They are professional, patient, and reassuring. Brian and the physical therapy department also do excellent work helping patients regain strength and mobility. The CNAs are truly heroes. Hirut treats my father like family. She keeps him clean and well groomed and even when he is difficult she takes her time and gives him top-tier treatment. The patients seem to really love her. Even when my father refuses food she makes sure he gets the nutrition he needs. Coretta and Joe also work very hard caring for patients. I also appreciate how clean the facility is. It does not smell like a typical nursing home. Staff are always cleaning. My father always has clean gowns, towels, and sheets with no stains. The housekeeping staff clearly take pride in their work. The food looks decent and they give patients a variety of meals. When you call, someone always answers and you reach a live person, which gives families peace of mind. I especially thank Iman who helped get my father admitted the same day. She showed compassion and urgency. She worked to find a bed and helped him get accepted the same day. I will never forget that. The administration and nursing leadership also deserve recognition. The staff are welcoming, professional, honest, and reliable. They make families feel secure leaving loved ones in their care. Marina Point took a huge amount of stress off me because I know my father is safe and cared for. I would absolutely recommend Marina Point Healthcare & Subacute. The people here truly care. If I could give them 10 stars, I would.

I spent 2 weeks at Pacific to address my disability. What was an important factor to me was the…read moresize. 47 patients and only 2 to a room. The crew were wonderful and I received top notch PT and OT. I interacted with a lot of patients during Bingo. It was very refreshing. I even got to watch Monday Night football in the common area. They had many great activities. I even got a great manicure. The most pleasant surprise was the Chef. Retired military and one hell of a creative cook, especially the deserts (even though he is a 49ers fan) vs my Rams. When it was time to leave they helped me pack as I had brought way too much stuff (clothes). A special shout out to Michelle and Mark for taking such good care of me. Sorry it took so long to post but I've been working hard at outpatient PT.

Westwood Post Acute Care provides a clean environment with friendly staff. The Director (Julie Y)…read morewas extremely helpful in placing my loved one and providing all of the necessary care during her rehabilitation. I definitely would recommend this place!!