My name is Steven Ceballos and i was a resident of pathways Azusa i got a job while i was residing…read morethere at Proterra electric bus factory - I purchased a truck while I was staying there - All said and done The time i was living there was a success - Ultimately I ended up back in prison for X reason, now I am looking forward to returning to the Azusa Sober living - Being that I continue to be homeless - I was kicked out of the program back in 2020 for arriving past the curfew drinking beer one Friday night - By the house managers Saul & Charles - The type of care was Good - The quality of care also was Good. Thank You -

Lovely place to gather. Clean, well maintained. A friend got sober here. She said she got a good…read morestart here with a good education and is still sober today.

The treatment classes are amazing. Great counselors and therapist life changing experienceread more

It's received 5 and deservedly so. I have visited my friend for over a year and a half. I have…read moreobserved the cleanliness of the facility on all floors. The staff are very friendly and the nurses are well trained. They have been attentive to my friend. Male or female nurses have chosen this field and love what they do!

Do NOT send your loved ones here…read more My family member spent 6 weeks in this facility. She came in with an infection that was not treated through its course; she finished her course of antibiotics, but her symptoms returned shortly afterward. She got weaker and weaker, and complained of abdominal pain. The staff did nothing; one nurse even had the gall to tell me there was nothing to do for stomach pain. I had to ask them to take blood and stool samples, and when the results finally came back positive for C Diff, I learned they had not even started her on a course of antibiotics despite having the results in hand! In that moment, I insisted that they transfer her to an ER immediately that night; she was so weak she could no longer stand or use her arms and hands. I regret so much not taking this action sooner; it's unbelievable to think you can't trust medical professionals to take basic care of your loved one. Prior to that, my family member reported that the folks leading her physical therapy appointments were often on their phones, and disengaged with her care. The food is also the worst of the 5-6 hospitals and facilities my family member stayed at in the area. The staff is largely unresponsive. The social worker at the time (Joy, winter 2025) set up a good informational meeting with the care team when my family member was first admitted; then she promptly disappeared. She would not return phone calls; she was always "in meetings". When I finally would connect with her, she would promise to stop by to visit my family member to communicate with her. Days and days would go by, no visit, no returned phone call. Absolutely unprofessional and shameful. Search previous low-star reviews, and you will see a pattern. Re the care my family member received: she was in such bad shape when she left Glendora Canyon and went to the ER (colitis, sepsis, then she had a stroke) that she spent 2 weeks in the ICU, and then another month recovering in a hospital. Glendora Canyon, her health was in your hands and you deeply failed her. SHE ALMOST DIED in your facility. And finally, adding insult to injury, when my family member was taken by ambulance to an ER, they lost her personal items that were in her room. I tried in vain to find them; they first gave me two bags of someone else's clothing and items, and then tried to push someone's else items on me. At the hospital my family member went to, I met family members of a different Glendora Canyon TCU patient who had his phone and iPad go missing when he was also transferred to a hospital, also for not being cared for adequately at Glendora Canyon. So this is a theme. Beware. Terrible establishment; do not send your loved ones here!!

This place is very lack in their getting to patients in their care. I had to pick up something on…read moreSaturday that i had left. And the front door was locked. Another family was also trying get in. I got in another way and let them in. This is dangerous. If the paramedics come to that door they cannot get in someone could not receive The care they need. The excuse was no one was at the reception desk.. so we lock it. Apparently more staff is needed on weekends.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR MOM OR GRANDMA OR GRANPA HERE! They will leave them in there diapers more than 3…read morehours causing to have a UTI! When needing assistance they take forever so if you want water or food or bathroom good luck waiting. My grandma had a cast on the right arm which was hard for her to eat with her left, they didn't help her. All the food she was eating just raised her blood sugar when they should be keeping that maintain. THIS PLACE HAS CAUSED EMOTIONAL SUFFERING for my grandma! she reported it but one report isn't Enough ! She had an eye infection and all they did was put some drops on her eye not knowing what was causing the infection on her face. Her face was all puffed up and she had to go to the doctor like at 3 AM. Please I'm begging DO NOT ADMIT YOUR FAMILY HERE ! BEWARE THE STAFF DONT CARE! Please feel free to share this with everyone Thankyou !

Path to Recovery changed my life in a way I never thought possible. I've been to MANY other rehabs…read morebefore (at least 50) and had felt completely hopeless for solong, but my experience at Path was completely different. The care I received was actually individualized here and focused on me as a person, rather than just another client going through a program. I felt heard, respected, and genuinely cared for throughout my time there. What means even more to me is that the support didn't end when I completed treatment. The staff have continued to stay in touch with me and support me throughout my recovery. That continued connection has meant so much and has reminded me that there are people who genuinely care about the clients they work with. Today, I'm celebrating two years sober, which i still can't believe, thanks to Path to Recovery, the staff, the support, and the tools I was given to build a better life in recovery. If you're struggling and considering treatment, or feeling afraid to ask for help, or like it'd be too hard to try again like I was, I would absolutely recommend at least giving Path to Recovery a call. :) p.s I was even allowed to bring my dog here which helped me exponentially

Path to Recovery Detox This place is the real deal…read more The staff is outstanding, Dr. Richie is an exceptional therapist, and Dell, the owner, is a rare breed -- a man who genuinely cares and will go the extra mile to make sure you get the help you need. If you're looking for a detox where people actually fight for your recovery, this is it. Reynaldo Robles

I was wrong I don't…read moretrust anybody but yet I knew this place was where I needed to go I have a support system Somebody to pray with And people wishing me the best And I have never in my life had that For once I have beautiful people next to me Actively using our faith to help with things like outside forces or people in which we can't control... This place is helping me with what I can control !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are making it happen Whoop

Great therapists, poor management The therapists here are…read moreexcellent (Gina and Darissa specifically), but the management and communication are a real problem. During a crisis, my husband and I asked to see the therapist who had helped us before. We were told she wasn't available, with no real effort made to fit us in. Instead, they offered to book us with someone new, but only after we paid an outstanding balance we never knew existed because we'd never received a bill. This wasn't the first issue. Months earlier, I received an automated message saying all my individual appointments would be canceled unless I resolved a separate billing issue within 24 hours. This was after years as a client, always paying on time, and even patiently waiting while they fixed their own error of double-charging both my insurance and me. For a practice built on care and understanding, the behind-the-scenes treatment of clients shows very little of either.

This is my moms third visit to Kindred of Glendora. The staff is so wonderful, caring and…read moresupportive. Audrey is the best physical therapist! The staff really cares for their patients. It's nice to be able to see my mom well cared for. It eases our mind. I recommend them at the highest level. You will be happy your loved one is cared for on this level. Wonderful people.

Of all the facilities that we've had family members residing in, this is by far the best one that…read morewe've ever experienced. My mom is a patient at this facility and she has witnessed how much the staff tries their best to strongly protect them from contracting COVID-19. She always calls to tell me how happy she is that she's in this facility. As a high-risk patient, she's always been so nervous at other facilities but Sierra View is top notch. As expected, there are many new rules put into place in order to maintain the safety of everyone. I do have to commend the staff as there are plenty of people who will argue and refuse to comply with even the most basic rules. Like I mentioned, my mom is a patient there and has heard some of the visitors cursing and yelling at nurses who are just trying to do their job and protect everyone from the virus. For example, my mom said that one of their rules is that for "end of life" patients, they are allowed visitors ...but only ONE at a time. Nurses try to explain that to families and unfortunately, some of the families just met them with rudeness and curse words. I definitely have to commend the nurses for keeping calm and restrained during that time. Overall, the facility is well maintained, clean and complies will necessary COVID safety precautions. I feel assured that my mom is safe at this facility. The staff is easy to communicate with and always willing to help when needed. Definitely giving this facility high marks all the way through.

Unfortunately, both my parents ended up in a skilled nursing facility at the same time. My father…read morewas just transferred to a permanent memory care assisted living facility. The staff there was very attentive and always communicated with me. We worked with Priscilla, the social worker who helped find a placement for my father's next place, and she showed so much patience with all the difficulties of handling these decisions. She was quick to respond to concerns and communicated quickly. The nursing staff was extremely helpful and kind to both my parents. My father was emotional when he left because of the sweetness they showed him. The head nurse, Cynthia, always communicated with me, answered my texts, called me directly if my father needed to hear a familiar voice, and a pleasure to communicate with her. This decision to place your loved one in a skilled nursing facility is not an easy one, but when you put them in a place that feels supported and you know they are cared for, it helps ease the anxiety of not having them home with you. Thank you, Sierraview, for helping our loved ones.