We are so grateful for Lisa at OT Arts-she is knowledgeable, kind, creative and has a wonderful…read morespace for kids to explore and learn while having FUN! Our son loved coming to his weekly OT sessions and we (his parents) learned a lot of great things to practice with him to support his sensory input. Definitely recommend!

Lisa worked with my son for almost a year. She was so kind and nurturing with him and he looked…read moreforward to going every week. When we first started, he could barely sit still for 1 min and by the end he was sitting and playing board games, cutting with scissors and even writing his name! It was such a joy to watch Lisa work with my son and help him when he's feeling dysregulated. She helped me be a more patient mom to him as well by teaching me the tools and tactics to use at home. We love Lisa and highly recommend her!

I cannot say enough amazing things about Mosaic Therapy! Our 7-year-old son, who is on the autism…read morespectrum, has been receiving services here for over three years, and the progress he has made--especially with his speech--has been truly incredible. Our 2-year-old daughter has also been attending for the past three months, and we are already seeing such meaningful improvements. The therapists at Mosaic are beyond wonderful--so kind, patient, and genuinely invested in each child's growth. Their talent, compassion, and dedication shine through in everything they do. Caitlin has been our therapist the whole time and she is the best in Santa Barbara in my opinion. This place has truly changed our family's life for the better, and we are so grateful for the support and care we've received. We wholeheartedly recommend Mosaic Therapy to any family looking for high-quality, compassionate care for their children with special needs.

Such an incredible space, designed with the flexibility,…read moremobility and neurodiverse affirming touches. Practitioners gain an instant sense of community, source of referrals and being part of something that is making an impact in Santa Barbara. The space and resources available are plentiful and thoughtfully picked out to meet the needs of the various sources of services and clients served. Lucky to be part of it!

my doctor said they have problems there i'm a 73 from a knee replacement I also have multiple…read moresclerosis and I fatigue easily. I don't think I could handle what I've heard about that place.

I spent over 6 weeks here and they are nothing but incredible overall. I also read a review that…read moresaid the food isn't good I was recovering from a neck injury, quadriplegia. And as another review stated Doctor Ross and Laura in PT were helpful, I will second that they, were very good to me and helped a lot.

Shay and the entire team at Talking Tree Therapy are exceptionally skilled and an absolute pleasure…read moreto work with. The clinic is warm, clean, and welcoming, and every therapist I encountered was not only highly knowledgeable but also genuinely caring. I came in for help with dysphagia, and they provided me with a personalized treatment and home exercise plan that truly made a difference. They regularly checked in with me, making me feel supported every step of the way. I felt seen, heard, and truly cared for throughout my rehabilitation. I highly recommend Talking Tree Therapy for adult speech therapy, swallowing therapy (dysphagia), aphasia, TBI-related therapy, and more. Their professionalism and compassion make a world of difference!

Shay is truly the best. She is beyond talented with working and connecting with my child plus her…read morevast knowledge of speech. I came to her so concerned about my son and she has helped our family so much. She is so thoughtful in her plan to help and will help you get all the support and care you need for your child to be successful.

Hand Therapy Institute is truly exceptional. * You feel…read morecompletely safe, supported, and cared for the moment you walk in * Marji, the founder, is incredibly knowledgeable, intuitive, and effective * Excellent tools & treatments: ultrasound, paraffin dips, release work & customized exercises * Fair, competitive pricing with a great cash rate * marji is warm, responsive, and an important part of the healing experience * Very busy--rightfully so--you're lucky if you get in If you have a hand, wrist, or finger injury, this is truly one of the best places you could be.

Everyone there is helpful and kind. They show compassion and are very professional. Marji is a…read moregreat OT.

I would not wish for anyone's loved one to end up in this facility. My father is here only because…read morehe currently has no other options, and I am doing everything I can to move him to a safer, more compassionate environment. When I visit, the conditions are heartbreaking. The building has an ongoing odor, and yesterday during my visit a woman across the hall cried out for help for nearly an hour without anyone responding. It was painful to witness, and even more painful to think of the patients who have no family there to advocate for them. The food served is unappetizing, so our family tries to bring in outside meals to make sure my dad has something nourishing. I also worry about the quality of care: the staff often seem disengaged, more like people passing time at a job than trained caregivers. My father has begun developing bedsores, and their "solution" was simply to add an extra pillow, with no proper wound care or preventative measures. What is most upsetting is that immediately after his leg amputation -- a major surgery -- his long-term pain medication was cut in half, despite his history of being on it for over a decade. I have learned that some families have been able to advocate for their loved ones' medications to be adjusted, but that has not been my experience. From what I can tell, there may only be one RN on staff, with the rest of the team focused on sticking to a schedule rather than truly caring for the residents. I rarely see staff respond promptly to patients' needs, and they spend much of their time at the desks. This is not quality long-term or palliative care. It feels more like a place where people are left to decline rather than be supported with dignity. Please, if you have a choice, do not place your loved one here.

I was there for after care following a abdominal surgery and after the 3rd week we put in a request…read morefor a overnight visit for Christmas and then the day that he came to get me he is told that it is only 4 hours. I am finding out today that they neither gave me ANY of my relevant information like "home care" and with me being terminally ill that is a big one and MY insurance paid for the medicine I came in with but they flat out refused to give it to me due to leaving AMA. Now here's the kicker. We had JUST put in the request for extended stay after the 30 days covered by my insurance. The facility was going to make me leave on the 29th anyway. I left on the 23rd and then they are acting like my health is detrimental but they were going to boot me in a matter of days

I'm very impressed with the care offered by Physical Therapist Gabriel Loza at Webber and Muller…read morePhysical Therapy. He has a reassuring and methodical approach which makes me optimistic that my injury will thoroughly heal.

From the moment someone picks up the phone (which is immediately, every time!) to scheduling,…read moreassessment and treatment, you will get concierge service. I've been to two other locations over the years, trust me, you won't get this there. My PT, Lauren, was the perfect blend of caring and deeply knowledgeable on my condition. She could explain what exactly the exercises were doing for me. I followed her program faithfully, and she built more exercises on the foundation. I feel the best I have since getting diagnosed last summer.