My brother has been a patient/resident at this facility for quite some time. I am extremely happy…read morewith the level of empathy, care and compassion he and the other residents receive. From the CNA's all the way to the Director of Nursing (DON) Anytime there is a slight change in his medical condition, someone from the facility is quick to inform me. I meet at least once a week with Nurse Martinez and we discuss any questions or concerns I might have regarding my brother's medical care/condition. My concerns have always been promptly addressed and or corrected by the medical staff. My brother is very happy there. I have asked him several times if he wants to come home and he says NO. He enjoys the different activities they provide from playing bingo, dancing, coloring movie night and his favorite, candle light dinner. I highly recommend this facility for your loved ones.

Rossana was our first point of contact and she was amazing and very helpful. My Dad was a resident…read moreof this facility for short time but I'm very grateful of the services and care he receive. Penny ,Vanessa ,Blanca ,the therapists , the cleaning ladies, the CN's seriously all the rest of the team. I have no complaints but much gratitude . Thank you so much again .

They are there for you and what you need help with very friendly staff. And the classes aren't bad…read moreat all.

I've been debating whether to post this review for a while, but I think it's time I do…read more The worst treatment center I've ever been to. I had money on my card the entire time, yet my caseworker never took the time to sign a slip to withdraw it and put it on my account. She also failed to arrange a trip to procurement so I could get clothes, even though all my leggings and personal clothing were taken away upon admission. It got so bad that other patients were gifting me clothes to wear because I had none--entirely due to my caseworker Kylie's neglect. Overall, I felt completely unadvocated for and as though my caseworker had a genuine disdain for me. I've been to several treatment centers throughout my life, and this was by far the worst. They kicked me out for telling my roommate "I'm not the one" after a heated argument ensued. They already knew tensions between us were building, and she had been repeatedly targeting me by running to the program office, even while I was severely sick with a stomach flu that put me in the hospital. I wasn't the one who went to the office to report her either, because I don't believe in dragging others down or tattling to make life in a treatment center easier. That's bad karma, and sure enough, that same patient eventually had everyone turn on her when my friend returned there later to try to get help. When I was told I was being terminated, the caseworker's supervisor claimed that "I'm not the one" meant "I'm going to f*** you up." That is not what it means. In my context, it meant "I'm not someone you want to mess with"--a statement of boundaries, not a direct threat. But by that point, I was so over the place that I didn't even argue. I was done and ready to go. After I was kicked out, Kylie made it a point to call and inform my father, clearly hoping to make my life harder. This was especially telling because every other time my dad had called during my stay, she never returned his calls. It was obvious she was reaching out to try to create turmoil between me and my family--but it completely backfired. Instead, my dad was fully on my side and ended up chewing her out, giving her the opposite of what she was hoping for. They couldn't even relay my insurance information to the hospital, despite billing my insurance for treatment. It wasn't until I received an almost $9,000 bill and had to call to straighten it out myself that I decided to finally post this review due to their incompetence. This place is about business, not truly helping people. If they were, they would have advocated for me and made my stay more manageable. Many of the women there are cliquish, and if you're into tattling to conform to the program, you'll probably survive. But if you're unwilling to compromise your morals and values by becoming a snitch, it will be a very difficult environment. There is also clear favoritism. I will give them credit that some of the staff were genuinely cool, but the ones truly in charge were not.

I want to send a big thank you to the entire staff of Elijah's House for assisting my brother with…read morehis recovery journey. I'm so grateful we found them. He said he was treated like family and the counselors were supportive and inspiring. I've personally spoken to the administration staff and they were thorough and caring, which is truly appreciated. Elijah's House helped him gain his independence back while giving him a new outlook on life - and my family can't thank them enough!

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.

Everyone does their job very well. There are a lot of activities for them to do throughout the day…read more They genuinely listen to concerns and do their best to accommodate individual needs with care and kindness. Francisco especially stands out--he has a remarkable eye for what needs to be done, works efficiently, and is truly an asset to this facility. They also have bingo almost every night, which is great!!!

I POSTED A NEGATIVE REVIEW ABOUT THIS PLACE ON SEPTEMBER 4, 2026. My review was deleted from Google…read moreand yelp. I have proof of the treatment and unprofessionalism I received from the DSD. I wouldn't recommend this place for my family and friends not even my worse enemy.

I came here for physical therapy and it was decent and clean. They are helpful and friendly. Once…read moreyou get the rhythm of your workouts Dr. recommended you, you can do your own thing. But if you have questions they're always there to help. I didn't have a problem coming here Thank you, West Star team!

I was a patient, very generic PI clinic, they always packs you like sardines in there. Too many…read morepatients. The the supervisor is rarely on sight, very difficult to get an idea and other feedback and opinions. The rest of the crew worked hard but often times are overwhelmed by the amount of other patients

As a physician I have dealt with many skilled nursing facilities. Monterey Park Convalescent…read moreHospital, in my opinion, is one of the best SNF's I have ever encountered. The care, compassion, and professionalism of all the staff including Nurses, PT, OT, Activities director, CNA's etc. is unparalleled. The staff goes above and beyond their job titles to give each patient tender loving care. If I could give them more than 5 stars I would. Dr. Saundra A Mills MD, FACEP

I would not recommend this convalescent hospital to families caring for loved ones with dementia or…read moreAlzheimer's disease. My father stayed at this facility for approximately one month, and during that time it became clear that the staff lacked sufficient training and experience in managing patients with dementia-related behaviors, particularly sundown syndrome. On one occasion, I received a phone call at 1:00 a.m. asking me to come to the facility because my father was awake, talking, and bothering the nursing staff. About two weeks later, I received another call at 5:00 a.m. with the same request. During that call, I was told that if I did not come in, they would transfer my father to another facility. As a family member, I understand that caring for dementia patients can be challenging, but these behaviors are common symptoms of the disease and should be expected in a facility that accepts patients with dementia and Alzheimer's. It was concerning to feel pressured to come in during the middle of the night because the staff could not adequately manage his condition. My disappointment continued after my father's discharge. The discharge coordinator, Ms. Wang, informed us that she would submit the paperwork to begin the IHSS (In-Home Supportive Services) application process on our behalf and told us we should receive documentation within one to one-and-a-half weeks. After 1.5 weeks passed without receiving anything, I contacted her and was told she would look into it. When another 1.5 weeks went by with no update, I personally visited the IHSS office to check on the status of my father's application. To my shock, I was informed that no application had ever been started. As a result, we lost three valuable weeks waiting for a process that had never been initiated. Had we been told the truth from the beginning, I could have submitted the application myself and avoided the delay. Families caring for elderly loved ones already have enough stress without being given inaccurate information that affects important support services. Overall, my experience was extremely disappointing. The facility demonstrated a lack of preparedness for dementia patients and failed to follow through on important discharge-related responsibilities. I hope management takes steps to improve staff training and communication so that other families do not experience similar issues.

I want to take the time to acknowledge specifically the PT team and the nurse Erica to recognize…read moretheir care in excellence! My father is not mobile or able to speak, making it especially challenging for staff to identify his needs. Nonetheless, I witnessed Erica take the time to address every need till he was comfortable. One can only imagine how difficult it must be not to be able to communicate with my father while tending to his needs. The PT team works excellently with my father's rehab, and honestly, without their dedication to my father's mobility, he would not have the quality of life he has right now, which is eons more than what it was at the start. Erica, you have no idea how much relief it is for me to know that someone as kind and patient as you helped my dad! I truly hope your work does not go unnoticed. Because you are the poster child of what every nurse should strive to be like: compassionate, empathetic, kind, and patient! Thank you to Del Mar Convalescent!

I knew Del Mar was the SNF to go when I had to start considering it for my mom. She was going to be…read moretransferred there from Garfield Hospital and I needed to start getting things ready for the change. I got connected with Vivien immediately and she was able to answer my million questions on the spot and was really reassuring throughout the whole process (and more!). I quickly stopped by the facility for a tour with Ivy and felt really good about the decision. Facility was clean, brightly lit, and very well staffed. My mom was admitted mid June and the team took exceptional care of her. She has a long list of complicated issues, but Jie (Director of Nursing) reassured me she's had patients before with similar conditions. Everyone there is extremely kind and patient with her, making it really easy for her to trust them. They even treated my dad and I like one of their own and it just showed me how much they care. They were quick to identify issues and would always call me when they felt she needed to be sent into the hospital. I can't say enough great things about the care team, especially the ones that constantly have my mom - Ping, Aydee, Selina, TB, Mayra. There are SO many others here that have contributed to her care and we're all so thankful for them.

My rating is for referring my dad to Good Samaritan Hospice Comfort Care which was recommended by a…read moredr. Arutuyan or how ever you spell it. Why would you recommended such a horrible place which is most likely run by crooks?! Horrible horrible ...I wouldn't even call it care. My father died alone. No 24/7 nurse but the lady that cam by a few times drove a fancy M7. They didnt even stay until the morgue came to collect my father's body but the "nurse" sure was in a hurry to confiscate my gathers morphine, ativan and norcos, which belong to the estate and nurses are not allowed to take them I know you people take the elders drugs and sell it. I know you over bill. I know you cook your books. I know about "gifts". Discovery will be fun. Absolutely horrible I cant stress it enough

My father stayed for 10 days at Glendale Adventist Rehab after major spine surgery. The nurses,…read moreaides, social workers and staff were caring and attentive and the PT and OT specialists were truly awesome. Special shout out to Robert and Naomi for the love and care they gave my father. Thank you all!