My 91 year Aunt is currently residing at Kei-Ai South Bay in Gardena since December of 2023. I am…read moreso happy about her being at this Facility! Torrance Memorial provided me a list of 8 facilities in the South bay area to choose from. I started going to visit them one by one. On my journey, Kei-Ai stood out from the rest in terms of cleanliness, appearance and Leadership Team. I met with the Admissions Director, Cintya, for a tour. She was very knowledgeable and thorough. Upon my Aunts arrival, I was able to speak with Jeff Tabor, the Administrator. Jeff was great, very personable and took the time to speak with me about my Aunt's care and answer my additional questions as well. April, the Director of Social Services, was also very helpful in guiding me and answering questions regarding DPSS. Since my Aunt has been there, I am impressed with the Nurses and CNAs and the attention that my Aunt is receiving. My Aunt has Dementia so it is critical for her to be in a caring environment and her needs are being met. The rehab has been going well and she is progressing! I have visited at different times of the day to check to see how my Aunt is doing as well as my friends. We have found her to be neat and clean and attended to. The floors are clean and the bathroom is kept. I am also impressed with the recreation agenda, Bingo, Karaoke, etc. Anyone who is looking to find a place for a loved one needs to feel comfortable that they will be taken care of in their absence. You will find that peace at Kei-Ai South Bay!

Back visiting family. Thanks to the staff that is taking care of my loved one. The Nurses and the…read morePhysical Therapy department have been working with my father trying to get him ready to come back home.

GCC honestly exceeded my expectations in many ways. The facility is very clean and they take pride…read morewith daily cleaning. The administrative staff is not only friendly, but knowledgeable. The CNA staff is a group of people that are well trained and also take pride in ensuring each patient feels as if their room is an extension of home. The physical Theraphy daily regime fits perfect for people looking for a staff that are excellent in their craft and define a regime that meets your requirements and objectives during your stay. GCC was in my top tier of selections to transition to after my hospitalization, but the entire staff surpassed my expectations. I met some great friends and will always value my time spent at the Clinic.

Some of the nurses, the janitorial ladies and maintenance crew were rude and disrespectful, talk to…read morepatients with bad attitudes. Few of the staff there were pretty nice though. No air conditioning, and also they were against patients opening up their room windows for fresh air. They allowed patients to blast their TV almost to the max volume late nights after midnight. Sometimes the food wasn't well cooked. A lady name Robin who worked there, at times she wouldn't open the door for patients after we went out back to smoke cigarettes. Such an unprofessional place, I definitely give this place a thumbs down. I was a patient there in early 2026, wish the Doctor would have sent me someplace else, it was a bad experience there.

My name is Demica Castillo and I gave gardena physical therapy a 5 star when they are more than…read morethat first of the place is welcoming due to the front desk staff Ana, then management Jamie they always greet so with a smile asking you throughout your visit if there is something they can do for you. I've been coming to gardena physical therapy for myself since 2011and have have been treated with one on one good service. You get a workout in there. They help you hands on all the time. I've had rotator cuff surgery on my right shoulder in 2011 and thanks to Gerard and Chuck im at 100% like no surgery has ever happened in 2018 I had back surgery on L4,L5 with an infusion, plastic disc, bracket and screws. Again thanks to Gerard and Chuck. I can bend down touch my toes, twist, turn etc with no back pain at all. Now im back for 2025 for a left leg fractured fubula. I had to fight to get back to gardena physically therapy for this injury due to my insurance had changed. Before changing over i called to verify their insurance plans just to come back to them. Because i know if the helped me with my speedy recoveries on my prior injuries i know for a fact that they would help me back on the healing path for this one. This place is always welcoming, clean, friendly, making time for you, understanding. I can go on and on and highly recommend them and yes ive tried another place which sent me back to them. I was rushed for my therapies, didnt have one on one. Put it this way didnt get treated like i do at gardena physical therapy. Lastly. When i came back they where cleaning with fabuloso lavender scent which any lavender i am allergic to. The care and concern on my health and well being grabbed attention by Jamie and she changed the cleaning solution to lemon scent because of me . Now if that aint care and concern of your clients dont know what is.​

I was having some recurring leg, shoulder, arm, and back issues that were affecting my quality of…read morelife, so I reached out to my PCP about physical therapy and they referred me to this place. A friend of mine told me that they had gone there before and filled me in on the best parts of what they have to offer. I was very excited to try it out and get relief from all the pain and tension in my body. However, I quickly realized that the expectations that I had in my head did not align with reality. The location itself is on the first floor of a building and to enter the building (from the parking lot), you must go through a security checkpoint. They don't allow vapes, sharp objects, or metal canteens, so if you have any of these items, you will be forced to turn around and go back. Upon walking in, there is no signage indicating if there is a line or where to form one; when it's busy, there is a jumble of bodies you must try to navigate. There is seating around the walls, and it is usually loud in the reception area. If the receptionists aren't talking on the phone or amongst each other about their Starbucks order, you will have to try and force eye contact for assistance. When seeking assistance, if you interrupt them, you are treated like an annoyance. The whole experience felt overwhelming and the uncertainty of what to do or what to expect added to it. My first visit, Kash, a physical therapy student, was very nice. His instructions on what to do were clear and after he did an assessment and asked some questions, a plan for therapy was formed. When I finally returned for my second visit, this is where things got a whole lot more uncomfortable. I don't know why, but I had envisioned working one on one with a trainer. This was not the case. Apparently, when you are finished, you have to flag down one of their staff to be told what to do next. They started me on an arm machine by the wall, very close to the speaker and it was so loud, my ears were hurting. Thankfully, they turned it down. After starting some leg exercises with Kash, he stepped away. I assumed he would return but was unsure of when that may be. I continued my exercises and scanned the room for him. A short woman with fair skin and straight black shiny hair came up to me. "Are you done with the exercises?" she asked haughtily. "Oh, I was waiting for Kash, so I figured I'd just keep doing them until whatever is next." She grabbed the paper up from next to where I was sitting and said, "Well you need to let us know when you are done because we have things to do." I said "Oh, okay," and after she instructed me on what to do next, I spent the rest of the day wondering if I did or said anything that she may have taken offense to. After all my therapy was done for the day, I asked if she had a printout since I wouldn't remember the exercises. The same lady told me, "We don't do that here," very curtly and then walked away. I felt disheartened and wondered if I should even bother going back. After talking it over with a friend, we figured maybe she just had a bad day. This time, things seemed to mostly be ok, except it was jam packed with staff and patients. At some point, I was on the massage table, waiting for instructions on my next exercise when suddenly, the building got quiet and there was a large roar. A college basketball team on the television screen had scored a basket, and every single staff member on the floor abandoned what they were doing to huddle around the TV (it was March Madness). In all my time there, I felt that most of the staff were only engaged in talking with each other and that the customer service skills there were very lacking. At least this time, at the end of everything, Kash did give me a printout for some exercises. The final straw was when I missed a second visit. I had missed a visit before due to a pressing health issue I had to attend to. I had mentioned to one of the receptionists that I did not want to schedule an appointment before I left the country due to me possibly forgetting. She persuaded me to set one and then change it later, against my better judgment. Three weeks go by and I missed the appointment because, of course, I forgot to put it in my calendar and now someone from the office is calling me to tell me that I now have to speak to the manager and they can only accommodate me if I call in day-to-day. I have a literal disability that the staff should have been well aware of (I had written it down on my intake forms at the very beginning and mentioned it multiple times, to multiple staff) and none of their policies, procedures, or staff (except Kash) seem to accommodate a person like me. On top of that, I felt personally bullied by one of their team members on the floor. I thought about calling them to see if they could make this right, but I was on hold for about 10 minutes, which seems to happen pretty frequently. Overall, I am very disappointed. Gardena PT, do better!

In January 2026, my 83-year-old mother underwent hip replacement surgery at Providence Little…read moreCompany of Mary. The procedure itself was a success. She was prescribed Norco and Gabapentin to manage post-surgical pain, which left her in a weakened state, and she was discharged to a rehabilitation facility of our choosing. After touring several facilities from Providence's recommended list, we selected Beachside Post Acute. We chose Beachside because we needed a facility that specializes in both physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT). It's a cozy, thoughtfully designed property in a breezy part of Torrance, conveniently located near both Walgreens and CVS. The building appears to have been a converted motor lodge, with a single-level layout that wraps around a central outdoor courtyard. This design allows each room to have either a window or sliding glass door, providing natural light and fresh air--something we found especially valuable. The PT staff have access to a dedicated room with specialized equipment, and both the main corridor and courtyard are used for assisted therapy sessions. There's also a recreation room and dining area where patients can enjoy meals outside their rooms, offering a welcome change of scenery. The kitchen serves nutritious, genuinely tasty meals--I can personally attest to that. What truly sets Beachside apart is the staff. They are compassionate, attentive, and clearly take pride in their work. To those who may read this--Susan, Marisol, Julius, Eva, Kimberly, Bryan, Alyssa, and everyone else--thank you. You made a difficult experience far more manageable, and we are deeply grateful.

I was at Beachside a patient gave me shrimp with peanuts I got a severe allergy and basically have…read moreasthma I was doing instead of them rushing me to the hospital they gave me medication I could have died then I complained about no hot water and freezing cold and all they did was poor blankets on me which gave me the beginning of foot drop I wound up being rushed to the hospital with life threatening RSV they knowingly willingly as a result of my complaining put a woman to sit in front of me in a wheelchair and cough on me and put her in the next bag I was forced to call the paramedics what did you drag me out of the bed because of bed rails were broken and they couldn't undo them do not go here unless you can become very very ill or you might die I was very blessed by the grace of God that I'm calculation religious they refuse to call 911 my oxygen was barely at at 89 by the time paramedics arrived I can't breathe they refuse to move out the way at Beachside the bed rails are broken soles almost impossible to get me out of bed and actuality I almost died then they come running out and demand that the paramedics give him the oxygen tank before we can even get into the ambulance I won't get being rushed to little company and Mary Hospital once or I had a cute RS for me do the patient coughing on me I was diagnosed with RSV for them allowing the patient to repeatedly cough on me all do you retaliation for my following the complaint for ice cold water so then no heat I was at little company Mary and quarantine and isolation for one week I developed a heart problem because of each side I got pleurisy and I could not even lay down to sleep due to what Beachside yet I was forced to sleep sitting up and reclining bed do not go there that place is a Harvard turn off it almost killed me

If you're in need of chiropractic work as well as any other rehab service, this place is the place…read moreto go! Dr. Tran is an expert and knows his stuff and as an athlete he has helped me to stay healthy and mobile as the years go by!

I really enjoyed Dr. Tran and highly recommend his services. I have seen countless chiropractors in…read moremy life and have finally found one I can count on with his deep knowledge of the human body and explanation of the importance of living a healthier life. After working with Dr. Tran I feel lighter and more balanced. The machine I was able to lay on was incredible and I can't wait for our next session.

What could I say? A typical nursing home dump. Smelly, low quality food, passive, aggressive,…read moresadistic staff, who even become physically abusive if a patient argues and they can get away with it in that instance, etc. This place takes a lot of mid-level functioning, patients who yell and scream, and do weird things for nothing. I think the biggest issue with this type of environment is how it manipulates and conditions you to be very guilt tripped into things by being exposed to these types of disabilities. I am visually impaired, all kind of random people come in and out of my door because they say I cannot lock my door for safety yet if one of the crazy patients comes in, I'm supposed to be OK with that because of having been manipulated to be very kind and compassionate to people who should really have been euthanized..

When I first came thur the door 07/20/2018, (and I am still here) I was greeted with a smile, and…read morethat has never stopped. The CNA Brenda (#1CNA in this building) came to my room within 5 minutes of me being here and was explaining how everything works and showing me where everything is. All the staff has been over the top, especially during covid Lawndale went out and got extra tablets the residence could FaceTime with the family , you need something just ask and Lawndale will try to get it. All the Departments are great big boss Yitzi, To Administration Jonathan and Brenda. Social Service Yvonne goes Way Beyond and above, The director of nursing Mallette who is by the book in a good way,, but still will go over the top, housekeeping and laundry Big Will, Jose who is maintenance which is absolutely incredible at his age he fixes everything. Activities Edith and Veronica, Wound care Nurse Nida and to all the kitchen staff. The pic is 2020 Thanksgiving we cannot go out loved ones cannot come in but Lawndale made a home cooked Thanksgiving meal it was awesome. Have an awesome therapy staff here to take care of your needs. A special thanks to CNA Brenda, CNA Tino, CNA Helen, LVN Rafael and LVN Rodolfo. They are top in my book Thank you. I can not say enough about Charge Nurse Janeth Chavez , she is the glue that holds Lawndale together. THANK YOU LAWNDALE HEALTH CENTER

My mom stayed in this facility for 3 weeks. It was one of the worst experience in her life. The…read morefacility was extremely run down and old. The hallway was full of urine odor. The patient room was extremely small, even the wall tTv was miniture. One or two care takers were nice, but they change staff all the time. The korean front desk head nurse was aloof and not receptive to family request. Overall the place was very depressing. Never put your family there!

This facility I wouldn't leave my dog in after seeing what they did to a human. Yesterday we…read morereceived the call no family wants to receive. We never where told our grandmother passed away we where asked what funeral service was picking her up. This place lacks cleanliness and compassion. They stoped giving her food because she was unable to feed herself and their staff wouldn't help spoon feed her so the only time she got to eat was when a family member was with her on site.

Great and friendly staff. Dr. Matt S., is very personable and awesome. He explains the type of…read moretreatment you will be receiving with great detail & understanding. Fantastic Office.

the doctors and staff are great, they have really helped me in my recovery. I can tell they always…read moredo their best to not keep patients waiting long , sometimes I don't even wait 5 minutes to be seen. grateful for what they do

My mom was at sunnyside nursing center and I have all good things to say starting with the cnas…read moreand nurses at the 200 station were so good to her and caring specially the morning shift they showed so much care and concern thank you for all your hard work I appreciate every one of you .

Very clean facility. Lots of helpful staff around and available. Short or long term available…read more Would recommend.

95 % of the staff is great, (no place is perfect,) the nurses are so nice but overloaded with work,…read morebut they'll take care of you, just give them some time.. Lots of activities to entertain the patients, I haven't experienced any other place, my elderly mother has been there for about a month and I definitely recommend this, I'd like to thanks a few of the staff there, thanks to Ruben, thanks to Ivon, thanks to Maria, thanks to Allan, thanks to Jude, thanks to Jenny, thanks to Adela..!! I'm sure I'm missing some more nice people there, but thanks to all that make that place a pleasant living for the residents..!!

My mother came here to recover from a broken arm. After 1 week they wanted to send her home. She…read morecouldn't walk up or down any steps during her rehab. I had to fight to male sure that she would get all the help she needed. It was awful.