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.

One of the most cleanest facility I've been to. I work for a hospice company and are in constant…read morecommunication with Kei-Ai with mutual patients staying here. The staff here really make a difference. They communicate well and really provide quality of care to their patients. I would gladly recommend this place for your family!

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.

I spoke with the office, I was pleased. The nurses and staff I met were wonderful. Attentive to my…read morequestions and concerns before I left him in their care last night. I am grateful my husband was given an opportunity to come to this facility for short term care and physical therapy after his stay at the hospital. He was rejected by other facilities because of his dementia however, it is one hour away from him being here for one full day and I smell and see dried feces on him. It must have been on him for awhile. I was only gone for 4 hours before returning. I can actively see a breakdown in his rectal skin (an intro for bed sores), it wasn't there yesterday when I changed him. I'm torn on this review because of the positive experience I have had so far. I realize they have many to care for but there are some that need more attention than others. Unfortunate. Disappointed? You can't believe how much and it's the weekend. I must get him home.

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!

I really like the place. It's clean, there's lots of free parking and the friendly staff is great…read more They make it fun when doctor/health appointments can be such a drag. I really appreciated the help I got from everyone. Off the top of my head there's: Jocelyn, Ryan, Kyle (nice Onitsuka's), Roland, Juan, Tremaine (T), Carol, Claudia, Genesis, Amber and all the others (sorry if I'm missing anyone that I thoroughly enjoyed working with but there's a lot of you!) Thank you all!

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.

First I need to tell you all that most of these places are pretty depressing. I had a family…read moremember here for a short term stay (just under 2 months). Their food is okay. The nursing staff is attentive - at least from what I can tell when I'm there. They have a activity room and a calendar of events is posted in the front by lobby. One poor thing about Beachside are returning calls they don't even if you get someone to take a message. Nobody seems knows how to use their voice mail. The best way to reach someone is to get them during business hours or show up on site. Don't expect a return call if you get routed to voice mail.

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 family and I are incredibly grateful to Del Amo Gardens Care Center for the outstanding care and…read morecompassion. They provided to my mom during her stay. From the moment she was admitted, the entire team made us feel welcomed, supported and confident that she was in excellent hands. A special, thank you to the Administrators, the Director of Nursing (D.O.N), the entire Interdisciplinary Team (IDS), and every member of the nursing therapy, dietary, housekeeping and support staff. Your professionalism, kindness and dedication truly made a difference in my mom's recovery and comfort. It is clear that everyone works together as a team and genuinely cares about the well being of each resident. Thank you for treating my mom with dignity, respect and compassion. We deeply appreciate everything you have done for our family and highly recommend Del Amo Gardens Care Center to anyone looking for quality nursing and rehabilitation services. Thank you again for going above and beyond! Sincerely, Nobles Family

My Mom stayed here for three weeks for skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and our family had a…read moregreat experience. The physical therapy and occupational therapy teams were excellent! They were knowledgeable, encouraging, and played a huge role in her recovery. The staff was kind, attentive, and genuinely cared about her well-being. We're very grateful for the quality care she received and would highly recommend this facility.

Highly recommend - they've helped me recover from old accident injuries!…read more After dealing with neck, shoulder, and mid-back pain from traffic accidents many years ago, I finally found real relief at Premiere Chiropractic & Sports Medicine. I've been going there for about a year now, and I'm genuinely improving with every visit. The adjustments have made a huge difference -- my neck and shoulders feel much looser, my mid-back pain has decreased significantly, and I'm standing noticeably taller with better posture than I have in years.What I love most is how friendly and professional the entire team is. Dr. Alan Naim and the staff take the time to listen and really care about your progress. The office is easy to get to, just off the freeway, and they're often able to get me in for same-day appointments when I need them. They also have the latest technology, but they still deliver excellent hands-on adjustments and therapeutic massage -- the perfect combination. If you're struggling with lingering pain from old injuries (or any neck/back issues), I can't recommend Premiere Chiropractic & Sports Medicine enough. They've made a real, lasting difference in my daily life. I've already referred several people and will keep coming back!

I feel like after seeing this doctor a few times I realized the following:…read more 1)Dr. Niam cares about his patients. 2) He has a great staff 3) I've see all 3 chiropractors but prefer Dr. Banks and Dr. Niam for adjustments as they are more firm and quick. Dr. J gives a very soft/light adjustment that just doesn't feel the same for me. 4) Being this is a clinic where they treat people that may not feel well or have migraines etc, I'm surprised they allow the use of phones with sounds in the office waiting area. On my first visit a woman was listening to vulgar music that was loud enough for everyone in the waiting room and front office to hear. Coming in with a headache that's not something I want to hear or listen to. Also, if there were children present, it's really not appropriate. But there's no signs or indications that people need to have their phone on silent. When I had asked the lady if she could turn it down, she just looked at me so I went to the front and asked to sit and wait in my car. There were multiple other times that people were either playing music or listening to reels or other things, and if the office just had a simple policy and they asked their patients to mute their phones it would make it better for all of their patients. I spoke to two of the doctors about this and one doctor completely agreed there should be a policy like this in place because people come for treatment with migraines and pain but the other doctor said no they don't want to inconvenience their patients makes me feel like they aren't being considerate for all their patients, especially those that are in pain. As such I'm increasing my rating because the doctors and staff and treatment are great but will not give a 5 because of the disregard to ensuring all patients, even those in pain and suffering migraines can wait for their treatment without further discomfort.

My dad is a resident at this facility. Most of the nurses on the floor are kind and friendly, and I…read moretruly appreciate the care many of them provide. However, my experiences with the nurses at the 200 station have been extremely disappointing. During multiple visits, I felt as though my questions were an inconvenience. The staff at that desk were not approachable or helpful, and their demeanor came across as "why are you bothering me?" I initially thought it might have just been a one-time interaction, but unfortunately, it happened more than once. When I went to other nursing stations, the staff were polite and willing to assist, which made the contrast even more noticeable. I understand that many facilities are understaffed and that healthcare workers are under a lot of pressure. I can be patient and understanding if someone is busy or brief. What was upsetting, however, was the dismissive attitude. When I asked to speak with the head nurse about my dad's condition, I was met with visible eye-rolling (yes, even behind a mask it's noticeable) and told to "write your note on a blank paper," after which the nurse looked away as if my concern wasn't important. On another occasion, I asked for help opening the family room, which was supposed to be open at 8:00 a.m. It was already 30 minutes past, and this was the second time I had asked. The only response I received was, "Well, it should be open," followed by being ignored. There was no offer to check on it or find someone who could help. Bringing a loved one to a facility like this is already emotionally difficult. A little kindness and basic courtesy go a long way. I hope this feedback encourages management to address the attitude and approach of the nursing staff at the 200 station. It would make a meaningful difference for families who are already going through a challenging time.

The Facility is well managed. The nursing staff are very…read moreattentive and caring especially in the 200 section. Physical therapy was very helpful for my mother. Love the service provided by CNA Janetta

Outstanding Care at Heritage Rehabilitation from friendly competent and professional staff that…read moregives peace of mind, respect and dignity. The facility is very clean and functional that provides a beautiful environment and peaceful atmosphere.

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..!!