I want to say thank you to Lyndsay and Kim brave for helping me out Lyndsay staying with me on the…read morewhole time coming out here and I'm thankful and greatful for getting on that plane and coming out here for changing my life and I'm feeling awesome and taking my life back so thank you for Asana recovery

Decent people good program. Didn't get to stay long due to problems caused by Resurgence, muse…read moreand Executive Recovery Group. Our insurance company red flagged insurance due to their over billing. But I would recommend Asana.

Been a patient of Dr. Brandon Stutz for many years. He is the man and really cares. Every time I…read moremeet him to go through the medication plan, he always takes time to ask about my parents and life. He's a really good guy and I'm glad this place has treated him well. I met with Alison once when Brandon was out and she was excellent. Their Regions pharmacy is always stocked with my prescription needs and offer delivery which is unheard of. Got nothing but great things to say about this place and would recommend anybody seeking specialized care in this field to go. Unfortunately, I don't think Dr. Stutz has any more slots to take on more patients (reflection of how great he is) but I'm confident the other practitioners there will work all day to address what keeps you up at night.

i have been in a patient assistance program to afford my medicine for two years without a hitch…read more When my Doctor, Gus Alva, merged his practice with Pacific Neuropsychiatric Specialists group that all stopped. Not only did the office staff say they never heard of that program, they didn't seem to be curious to learn about it or care that I might not get my medication. My request to speak with the office manager was ignored as were messages left on her answering machine. At this point I will be contacting the Insurance commissioner to help me get through to them and get my medication.

It's all about the Money...Primarily a family owned business with staff that is unqualified to be…read morecharging what they charge.

Hired Power, is by far the best resource for the struggling alcoholic and or addict and I believe…read moreit starts with the staff. I am positive that they really care and helping others through their struggles and come out on the brighter, more productive, useful and happy side of life is really what is all about to them. These people are difference makers because they enjoy and want to make a difference!!

Scammers trying to collect money four years after billing my insurance. They were wrong and billed…read morethe wrong billing codes to late for Blue Shield.

Reposting earlier commentary from many others who've received the same spam email:…read more A) I never heard of or went to Rume Health. The billing represents a predatory scam that is being perpetuated a lot of people. B) Blue Shield is aware of late claims for COVID tests-they don't pay after 24 months (I don't blame them) D) Good luck to Rume if they now send ME a bill! Even if this was legit for a COVID test, they should have billed on time. There is ample evidence that these scammers are being systematically identified. In the end, the Rume Health organization may have legal challenges to contend with (Read: Class action suit).

4 month ago, I separated from my wife after relapsing. After living in my car for a week and…read moreshopping around rooms to rent, I decided to look up sober living and landed on calling Next Step. I talked to their Director of Operations, David. Who patiently took the time to listen to me and understand my circumstance. He offered to work with me and my financial situation, and let me stay there while I worked at my job full time. They allowed me to tour the house late after work at 9pm. I ended up staying for over an hour and just talked life with one of the managers. I decided I was in the right place. The following 4 months had allowed me to focus on my sobriety, and relearn how to operate as a roommate. It truly taught me to be a sober adult again. And now I am back home with my wife in good graces. For anyone that is truly desperate for a better, sober life, and needs a place to challenge that in yourself, this place is a perfect place to do that. It's also a 5 min walk to the beach; which isn't a bad sight. Thank you, Next Step! Loren R.

I received the BEST care possible..the staff is amazing & really care about your recovery!!read more

I cannot believe how this doctor has changed my life! After a fall I had a lot of pain on my hip…read more He recommended an OMT (leg tug). The procedure went extremely well & I'm back to normal!! A true blessing! His staff is wonderful & knowledgeable, friendly & helpful. I can truly recommend this doctor to anyone who needs help with pain! I would give this office 10 stars if I could!! If you need help with pain make sure to contact this doctor!

I am very grateful for finding this place. They go above and beyond to help their patients.read more

My daughter was in one of their houses; Gary went above and beyond for our family. I have been in…read morehealth care for 25 , but I do not have any mental health experience. Gary took a lot of time and patience to talk to me and work with us on our journey. My daughter was in this program in April (BP) For reference So you don't have to wonder whos family it was. There were some promises made by this company about pick up and drop off, and they delivered 100% of the time. Thank you, Gary, for taking time and investing in our young Adults our community and making other successful ! God Bless

Every member of the staff overflowed with kindness and compassion. Immediately felt welcomed and…read moreaccepted. The team of doctors, therapists, and admins work together to come up with the best plan of treatment.

I give this place 5 stars primarily for the owner, Rich. He truly cares about EVERY person that…read morecomes to his program. He's responsive, funny and a genuinely kind human. The detox house is nice but the only person who would cook for the clients was Rich. The Behavioral Health technicians are all very caring. You can tell that they want us to get better. Great place if you are looking for a loved one.

Will never stop loving this place! The only rehab center I have found that truly cares. You're not…read morejust another number here. The staff here genuinely care about everyone that comes in and I'm grateful at the opportunity I had if receiving that help here. Highly recommend

My son had been in multiple OC rehabs with varying levels of success. He struggled hard because in…read moreaddition to substance abuse he has mental health issues that require medication. The sober living houses that he was living in before Coastline did not help with medication management. Coastline not only had a top notch clinical program but it is linked with their sober living houses which was key for my son. The wrap around services which included medication at the house were exactly what he needed to reach full success. After a year and a half he has returned home and there is hope for him and our family. The 5 mos he spent at Coastline were a huge part of his success. Shout outs to Gary, Emerson and Jenn for helping B sort things out. Your support was necessary and appreciated.

From the owner: Coastline Behavioral Health - Alcohol & Drug Rehab Orange County is an addiction treatment center…read morein Huntington Beach, California providing drug rehab, alcohol rehab and dual diagnosis treatment to men and women who are suffering from addiction. We offer Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient Programs, Outpatient Treatment, Dual Diagnosis Treatment.

I was a client there from around October 11th or 12th until December 17th or 18th…read more The first issue started before I even arrived. I was promised a nice house near the beach. Instead, they changed plans and moved me into an apartment they claimed was just as good. It was not. It was filthy and had cockroaches. I eventually transferred to one of their houses, which was much better, so I will not dwell on it too much, but it was absolutely false advertising and a terrible way to start treatment when you are already vulnerable. When I arrived at the office for intake, the caseworker seemed annoyed he had to work on a Saturday. He was not welcoming at all and even offered to sign my name without me reading the paperwork because it would take too long. That was a terrible first impression and made me feel like I was just paperwork and insurance, not a person. I was placed into their seven day per week PHP program, even though I had just come from another PHP. Seven days per week would make sense if there were an actual structured program, but there was not. There was no consistency, no routine, and no clear plan. They brought in random facilitators because they did not have permanent staff, and it showed. Lunch breaks were supposed to be from 11.30 to 12.00 but often started earlier and lasted much longer, sometimes over two hours. After that, they frequently did not know what to do with us and just sent us home. Meanwhile, they were billing insurance as if we were receiving full treatment. There was no real programming most days. Several times we literally watched Wednesday Addams instead of participating in recovery work. That is not treatment. Weekend outings were poorly planned and inconsistent. One time they took us to a Disney event without telling us ahead of time that we would be searched. I had a bike pump with me and was not allowed inside, so I had to go all the way back to the van while the driver complained about us complaining and said we should be grateful they took us anywhere at all. It was unprofessional and embarrassing. I got a job during this time, which they initially approved. Later they told me I needed to log into Zoom while working so it would look like I was participating in programming. That made their priorities very clear. The staff overall were disorganized and unprofessional. Admissions made promises that did not match reality. Politics and controversial topics were openly discussed and argued about, which is completely inappropriate in a recovery setting. Some clients were allowed to shame transgender clients without staff stepping in. One staff member I personally liked was still very inappropriate and talked openly about her private body parts during group and van rides. She was nice, but clearly not properly trained or supervised. At the house, accountability was almost nonexistent. Curfews were not enforced. Breathalyzer tests were often done on camera but never reviewed. One girl regularly drank alcohol and faced no consequences because nobody actually checked. The first house manager was relapsing himself for weeks before he was finally fired. A couple was using heroin upstairs and was only caught because clients reported it. Another person regularly brought strangers into the house for sex. Pets were allowed, but two large dogs were aggressive toward other dogs, and nothing was done about it. I relapsed while I was there. The boredom, lack of structure, lack of accountability, and my growing depression while being in that environment made recovery harder, not easier. Instead of feeling supported, I felt hopeless, frustrated, and worse mentally than when I arrived. Many clients spent more time going to the gym next door just to do something productive while the program billed insurance for treatment that was not really happening. I did not see anyone truly benefit from being there. Most people were frustrated, miserable, and felt taken advantage of. This experience made me lose trust in treatment programs for a while. Thankfully, I later found a much better program elsewhere. Admissions is welcome to respond and say I am lying. That is fine. This review is not just for future clients. It is also for Asana themselves. You need to look honestly at your shortcomings and take them seriously if you truly care about helping people. There is a lot that I witnessed there that needs to be addressed. Clients come first. If they do not, then you will not last as a business, and you should not. Even if Asana chooses to ignore this, future clients deserve to know what they are walking into so they can make an informed decision. I hope you improve, because people deserve better. I wish everyone the best.

Short , sweet , plain , and simple between the mental health track of treatment and substance…read moreabuse, I done them both and twice, the reason being Asana Recovery has the best staff and the recovery curriculum has awesome stuff great house managers. They just have a really awesome experience awaiting whoever is coming thru the doors of intake. I've lived in 3 of there homes throughout that 1yr. of treatment and they are all really nice safe environments to reside which makes it all that easier to focus on my sobriety and getting clean.