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.

Never! Never contact this person, he is not a professional, and he is extremely rude during phone…read moreconversations. He didn't help with the problem, but charged way too much for his 'work'

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.

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.

Annandale helped change my life. The clinical programming helped me tremendously and the house felt…read morelike a home. The environment was safe and comfortable. My life has improved significantly and the internal awareness I've gained has followed me into my work, my fellowship, and my marriage. I cannot thank the staff enough for helping me get back on my feet. I will recommend this facility to anyone that comes to me for help.

Be wary of one star reviews for treatment centers. There are some vindictive, bitter, angry clients…read morewho will blame anyone but themselves; and treatment centers and their staff tend to be a go-to target for abuse and retaliation. In short, Annandale worked for me. Short story made long: Like any treatment center, you will get out what you put in though. But a good treatment center will give you all the tools, support and understanding you need. And that is what Annandale provides: a structure and foundation for your success, which you build on once you leave. All the various treatment center bells, whistles and accoutrements don't matter without a good staff/therapists on hand to guide and support. Luckily, Annandale has both. The program itself focuses not only on getting sober/maintaining sobriety, but also on modifying negative thought patterns and the troublesome behavior that arises as a result. They know that you must focus on the problem itself, not just the symptoms, in order to recover. Drinking is a symptom of a deeper rooted issue. They also offer some unique elements to the program, such as equine therapy and soundbaths. I scoffed initially, but kept an open mind. And guess what? It was a great help. Other groups/activities included yoga, meditation, mindfulness walks, nature walks, art, gardening, etc. They take you to 12 step recovery meetings, but Annandale itself is non-denominational as far as I could gather. Which is a plus in my book. Great location in Pasadena. Right up the street from the Rose Bowl, where you'll take walks some days. Other walks go a block or two in the other direction and offer absolutely breathtaking panoramic views of the Rose Bowl, Pasadana and its environs, mountain ranges etc. It's truly a sight to behold. The house and its campus are extremely serene and quiet. The house is comfortable, a comfy "home" vibe with people that genuinely care. A special feeling to it. Doesn't feel like some "facility". Private bedrooms with their own flat screen TVs. Almost all have their own private bathroom. You get to place takeout lunch and dinner choices (with a mind towards healthy options from some great restaurants) on the iPad every day (which is included with your stay). But more than anything, it is the staff that makes or breaks the place. All complete professionals with experience and knowledge. Darryl is the owner and possibly the first person you'll speak to. a very kind, caring, genuine, astute and just cool guy. Very helpful and personable. I was in a bad way when I initially called and Darryl was an immeasurable help in easing my concerns and providing comfort in a very distressful time in my life. Remy, the on-site nurse, is extremely attentive and understanding. Dr Coe is one of the most brilliant doctors I've ever had the pleasure of speaking with--the guy pulled things out that shocked me, things that no doctor-therapist/psychiatrist has been able to reach or decipher in all my years. He gave me a true, unbridled diagnosis of where my issues stemmed from. My wife of 20 years co-signed what he said with a very troubling passion (haha). Said he was spot-on, and he was. Roxanne is one of the kindest and most lovely people I've ever met. The most gentle eyes, emphatic tone -- a truly calming presence who offered me immeasurable support so thank you . Jordan was relatable, friendly and easy to talk to. Very intelligent and understanding of how addiction and sobriety work. Kevin, one of the nicest guys I've ever met. Michael, who became a genuine friend and somebody I could always talk to -- and was always willing to listen. Becky, Carrie, Xenia, Alex, Chris and I know I'm missing a few, but really, everyone was great and offered their own unique approach/personality. This place quite literally saved my life. I was on death's door and couldn't even walk in my own when I went in. And walked out a "new' man.

I'm actually surprisingly ok with how things went here. The nurses come in your room way too much…read morebut they're on a serious regimen they have to follow ensuring you're okay post op. You're provided with a Medela Symphony which for pumps, is best in class. The NICU had mostly wonderful loving souls, really after weeks of visiting NICU shift after shift, only 1 of over a dozen nurses we met didn't seem to be sincere. The rest were just angels on earth caring for at risk babies. The food actually wasn't as bad as usual at hospitals you just have to navigate carefully LOL. All in all, I felt the maternity ward and NICU was warm and friendly. It was easy to park and go in and out of the hospital. Now the bill. It's exorbitant. I think 2 weeks of NICU was $479,000 LMAO I mean they have to just make this stuff up. Like there's a bowl of really horrible numbers and that's the one that got picked for me. I cannot fathom how someone without insurance can be faced with such a bill. But I digress about our healthcare system. Dr Greer and Dr Kaiser took great care of me and were super understanding and empathetic. Cathy in the NICU was a superstar human being. The hospital is beautiful and I felt cared for.

Today, 10/03/26 I received one of the worst calls of my life…read moreand immediately drove to the hospital's emergency department to visit my brother. I was already extremely worried and emotional about his condition, so the way I was treated at the front desk made an already difficult situation even more stressful. I arrived around 2:00 PM and checked in to visit my brother. I was told to take a seat and that someone would call me in approximately 15 minutes. My older sister was already at the hospital and had been able to see my brother. At the time, we were told that he was unconscious and unable to speak or respond. When I checked in, one of the front desk employees told me that my brother was responsive and that visitors were not being allowed at that time. I was confused because we had been told only about 20 minutes earlier that he was unconscious. When I respectfully asked how his condition had suddenly changed, I felt that I was met with an unnecessarily rude and dismissive attitude. I understand that emergency departments are extremely busy, and I understand that staff have policies they need to follow. However, I believe family members deserve compassion, patience, and clear communication especially when they are dealing with a loved one in a serious medical situation. I also needed to request a doctor's note to excuse my brother from work because of his hospitalization. Rather than feeling supported, I felt as though my questions and requests were an inconvenience. Each time we approached the front desk for updates, we felt that the staff appeared annoyed or bothered by us asking questions about our own family member. I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for basic compassion and communication. When a family member is hospitalized and their loved ones are frightened and unsure of what is happening, the last thing they should have to deal with is feeling dismissed or spoken to disrespectfully. I hope the hospital will take this feedback seriously and remind front-desk staff that their communication and attitude can have a significant impact on families during extremely difficult moments. We were already scared and worried about my brother's health, and we should not have been made to feel like a burden for wanting information and trying to support him. I didn't get the front girls names but their description One of the front-desk staff members was a heavier-set woman with glasses, a layered haircut, blue scrub pants, and a black shirt. The other woman was blonde couldn't get a better look at her.

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 wanted to leave a quick review about my experience trying to get admitted here. I was referred by…read moreKaiser and had been playing phone tag with a representative named Laura. We both missed each other's calls a few times. Her last call to me was Thursday, and I returned the call Tuesday. When I called, Laura immediately told me in a very condescending and dismissive tone that "that was a long time ago" and that I needed to contact Kaiser again. I completely understand if a new referral was required, and I can acknowledge that I could have called back sooner. My issue is not the policy it's the way I was spoken to. This is a recovery center. The people calling are often already struggling, hesitant, or trying to get themselves to accept help. A little compassion goes a long way. I've dealt with another treatment center where the staff were patient, welcoming, and persistent about helping someone get into treatment, so the difference was immediately noticeable. I had read several reviews describing staff as rude or condescending before calling, and unfortunately my interaction made me understand exactly what those reviewers were talking about. Based on the number of similar reviews, I'm not particularly confident this feedback will be taken into consideration. Some of the responses and experiences described honestly come across to me as more defensive than receptive to criticism. If you've had or end up having a great experience here, I genuinely hope that continues. I can only speak about my interaction, but when someone is reaching out for help with recovery, they should not be made to feel like an inconvenience for calling back. This interaction alone was enough to turn me away and look elsewhere.

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.

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Like with many things in life, fit is important. Much of the effectiveness of psychiatry hinges…read moreupon the compatibility or fit between the doctor and patient. If you respond well to straightforward, logical advice and a no nonsense approach, then Dr. Yeh is perfect for you. Dr. Yeh is knowledgeable, intuitive, and respectful of you and your time. He goes above and beyond for his patients and I could not recommend him enough. As far as his office goes, it is minimal, clean, and located in a nice area.

It's been such a pleasure seeing Dr. Yeh, I cannot recommend him enough. I never thought that I'd…read morebe comfortable speaking with a male therapist, but Dr. Yeh has completely dispelled all the misgivings I had. Ironically enough, the female therapist I saw before him was rude, condescending and judgmental, all things I was afraid of encountering in a male doctor, so it was silly of me to stereotype the opposite gender that way. I'm so glad I gave him a chance and so happy to be proven wrong. He is extremely professional, calm, kind, and an excellent listener. I always look forward to our sessions. He's expensive, but considering other therapists who aren't actually doctors (and have terrible bedside manners) charge what they charge, he's well worth it. Thank you Dr. Yeh!