My aunt was supposed to stay there for her rehab, as soon as she checked in, she knew she was not…read moregoing to stay here. She was still willing to give it a try and stayed one night. It was overcrowded, dark, understaffed, you literally can't take a shower if it's not your "scheduled" day. Very disappointing.

Good care. Very nice and cappable employees. Food, for the most part, not so good, i.e Breakfast,…read moreone egg, one slice of toast , gluey oatmeal milk, sometimes, fresh fruit.

I write to commend Dr. Rachel Stemplewski for her highly professional, courteous, kindly and…read moregraceful physical therapy which has restored the use of my right arm following shoulder replacement surgery from 30 September 2025. I think I can also speak on behalf of all of your patients to commend your entire staff at Ability for choosing such noble, ethical, compassionate and empathetic professions, quiet, unsung heroes as caregivers and physical therapists; as your good works have greatly enhanced the quality of the lives of your countless grateful patients. Dennis G. Wills D.G.Wills Books La Jolla Cultural Society

People had told me of their good experiences at Ability Rehab, so when I found myself needing some…read morerehab for a broken arm, this was my go-to place. The staff is extremely friendly and the facility clean and inviting. Parking is easy in the back lot. But the 5 stars comes because I was lucky enough to get a 5 star therapist, Christine Danh. She watches and listens carefully to see how I react to my exercises, all customized for each stage of my recovery. Her positive attitude shows she clearly loves what she does and she sure is good at it! Highly recommend!

Healthy Life Recovery gave me something I didn't know I needed: time, safety, and a real chance to…read morerebuild my life. I was here for over a year and I can honestly say this program provided me with the tools and resources to save my life. One of the things that sets Healthy Life apart is that it's a year-long program. That year gives you enough time to rebuild a solid foundation, whether you choose to use it or not. So many other programs don't offer that opportunity. Healthy Life does, and that extra time is what helped me get steady in my sobriety. Another thing I can't say enough about is the staff. There is always someone you can reach out to, day or night, and they will respond. I've had moments where I was struggling or a friend was in need, and staff always showed up. That kind of care and compassion isn't something you find just anywhere. The BHT's were a huge part of my journey here. On my hardest days, they met me with patience, encouragement, and even humor. They knew how to show up for me in ways that lifted my spirit and reminded me I wasn't alone. Some of my toughest moments turned into turning points because of the support they gave. The groups taught me things I still carry with me, the therapists genuinely cared, and most of the staff are in recovery themselves. That in and of itself gave me so much hope, because I could see people who had been where I was and made it through. I never felt alone here. Bonnie, the clinical director, guided me with wisdom and compassion that kept me grounded through some of my toughest days. James, who keeps the operations side running so smoothly, is the heart and engine of this place--his work doesn't always get the spotlight, but it absolutely shapes the experience here. And Keith and Ryan, the founders, are not like other owners. They built this place from the heart, and it shows. They don't just sit behind the scenes--they're present, they care, and they make sure every single person who comes through here is treated with dignity. I never once felt like I was just a number or an insurance policy. I felt like a human being who mattered, and that kind of leadership is rare. Healthy Life became my San Diego family. From the day I arrived with my dog Apollo, who was welcomed like family too, I knew I had found a home. That sense of belonging has only grown stronger. Even after graduating, I'm still connected through the alumni group, which keeps me accountable and plugged into a community of people who want the same thing: to stay sober and live better lives. Today, I am over two years sober, something I never thought was possible. When I first came here, I was hesitant, unsure if this was the right step or if I could even make it work. If you have a loved one struggling with addiction or if you're reading this and you feel the same way--I've been where you are. All I can say is: take the chance. This program gave me a life I didn't think I'd ever have, and I'm living proof that it's worth it. Healthy Life Recovery gave me the foundation, the guidance, and the love I needed to get here, and for that I will always be forever grateful.

Healthy Life Recovery has genuinely changed my life. My life was in complete shambles & I was…read morecertain that I was at the end of the road. I gave them a call & they instantly came to the rescue. The team was & has been extremely welcoming, efficient, charismatic, genuine, loving, supportive & so much more. They have been by my side in more ways than I can even begin to fathom. After being provided with the time needed to stabilize, I've been blessed with the opportunity to receive housing, as well as extremely supportive & informative group & individual therapy. This program is more than just a program. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to experience the level of care that has been provided. If it wasn't for Healthy Life Recovery, I'm not sure that I would be here to write this review. Words can't begin to express the gratitude that I have for the staff & program. I will forever be thankful for this experience.

Do not go here do not let your loved ones go here. Brian in…read moreadmissions told me he was signing me up for a 30 day dual diagnosis program. After being there 6 days I was told I have to do 30 in detox then I move to mental health house and do 30 there. He knew very well I had only 30 days. The house on their website that's all beautiful on the beach, only holds 6 clients. And the detox house is nasty old rundown apartments with old couches, no table to eat at, nothing on the walls. Just like a frat house. Everyone just sits in their rooms watches tv and eats junk food. Brian from admissions showed up when I became angry that he lied to me about my time there, and he started trying to convince me that doing the program their way was what was right for me. I left and it really screwed me up to have been lied to and shoved into the wrong program just so they could make money They are taking advantage of people with mental illness and people with substance abuse issues by signing them up for programs that do not meet their needs.

Staff are aaaamazing and it's great for detox!!! The only piece I wouldn't recommend is…read moreresidential. Unless you are okay with a smaller space, then I'd recommend. I think I'd feel really cooped up

Best men's program in San Diego! The staff here are incredible, housing is a couple blocks away…read morefrom the beach in the best recovery community. The guys that go through here are passionate about their recovery and it's been amazing to watch the transformation in these men. I would definitely recommend this program to any man who is looking to get into a solid place with support, great therapy, and amazing community.

Boardwalk recovery is by far the best program in San Diego! The location is amazing surrounded by…read moretons of restaurants, coffee shops, retail stores, the beach, parks, and meeting halls. Not to mention the strong recovery community Boardwalk is involved in. Hundreds of young people staying sober, being productive, and having fun which is so vital for permanent sobriety. They have 4 full time doctors on staff which is unheard of for an aftercare program. They are big on getting the guys back to work and not holding them back from opportunities. They encourage surfing, going to the gym, skating, hiking, and fellowshipping. Like I said, best program in San Diego!

I started PT in Vista for my shoulder but quit when I felt I wasn't making any progress. After…read moremoving to PB I found Blake and ASIS and decided to try again. After 6 months working with Blake I am back to swimming at full strength- something I never thought would be possible. I'm signed up for open water races in La Jolla and Coronado this year, and I owe all my success to Blake and the team at ASIS. If you're not seeing great results with your PT exercises, perhaps you should try a different set of professionals. ASIS in PB gets my highest rating.

I have been working with Dave and the team at ASIS for the past 5 months after hurting my ankle. I…read morecannot thank them enough for everything they have done for me! Dave's knowledge and expertise, always friendly demeanor, and the welcoming and fun atmosphere every time I walk in makes going to physical therapy fun! I could not be happier with my results and my choice of clinic and physical therapist. Thank you to Dave, Jess, Justin, Emilia, Levi, and Anna for supporting me during my recovery process, you guys are the best!!

Oh wow, I am so relaxed. I just got home from getting an amazing massage. My shoulders, my whole…read morebody feels so damn relaxed... Okay, I said relaxed already. I don't even think I'm gonna make it through finishing this. But I really wanted to update this place since I had a totally different masseuse. Lindsay and I said our goodbyes awhile ago. I originally had my appointment scheduled with someone else but I had gotten my dates mixed up. Sarah was kind enough to reschedule me and the only one available one was Alyssa. Like fate, I was meant to be with her. She knew exactly where my stress knots were, when to put pressure and when to ease up. I am now floating on air. There's more I want to write but even my fingers are like silly putty. My face is like silly putty....yeah, she massaged my face. My ears are like silly putty....yes, she pulled on my ear loobs. I got up in a daze and barely able to walk....my thighs, my legs, my feet were like silly putty. I....am silly putty. Wow, that was one good massage.

My first time here seemed great. I was referred by a mutual friend and Dr. B told me to just pay…read more$20.00 cash. I should have realized then that was odd. But whatever I got adjusted and left. When I first walked in (my second visit) and sat down the receptionist started to tell me I should "get better insurance" because I have a high deductible. (Weird and rude) She continued on and on and was being so rude so I asked her if she had some sort of problem with me and she said YES! I had no idea why or what I did. I got up and just left. I was so mortified. Dr B called me to come back and he apologized for how the receptionist acted saying "she has a lot going on right now" which in my opinion is a terrible excuse to be that rude to a client. He offered to still adjust me and I said no thank you because I just wanted to leave and get on with my day. A few months later I get a phone call from them that I owe them $80.00. Out of no where! I had never even received a bill. I asked how I possibly owe money when he had offered me a FREE service? He said I must be mistaken because he doesn't do that. The whole thing was so frustrating and by far the most unprofessional business I've ever stepped into. I would never refer this place to anyone.

My father was a resident at Ivy Park Memory Care, previously owned by Sunrise Living. The ownership…read moretransition was bumpy, with high initial staff turnover. Ivy Park (the company) could improve future transitions with better staffing preparedness. When Meg was hired and took over, everything improved almost overnight. She is a compassionate, knowledgeable leader who listens empathetically and followed up promptly on family questions and any concerns. She also actively engages within the larger community. I'm grateful she joined when she did. Dad loved his nurses and caregivers, and the feeling seemed mutual. The activities staff offered fun, engaging daily programs. He loved petting the pony when it came to visit. The chef prepared excellent meals with flavor and variety, and staff consistently followed special instructions, such as cutting food into smaller bites. We especially enjoyed the holiday family meals. Facilities team promptly addressed any issues that came up. Despite early ups and downs because of the ownership transition and adjusting to a new way of life, Dad was happy there--that mattered most. On his last full day, he pointed out his favorite caregivers and explained why he loved each one over dinner with me. When his time came, Ivy Park handled everything with exceptional sensitivity, professionalism, and compassion. It took me nearly two years to write this, but I'm grateful for Dad's time at Ivy Park now. They made a heartbreaking situation for him & his family far more bearable.

The difficult decision to place a family member in Memory Care requires a lot of trust in the staff…read moreand facility. Once there, for the sake of the family member, you're stuck. Ivy Park La Jolla fell short of expectations, and importantly, required way too much vigilance to make sure doctors orders were followed & agreed care plans were honored. Too be fair, there were many competent and caring members of the staff doing a very difficult job, but key staff turnovers and extended vacancies impacted care and internal issues affected everything from the quality of food to poor supervision of residents and their needs. Given the choice to look for another option for mom's final year, I would look elewhere.

Thank goodness for this man. I hurt my back 2 days before driving from Az. to La Jolla for…read morevacation. In pain and hoping to get some help, I walked in....he saw me immediately. Explained what my issues were and how he could fix it. He is quite entertaining. I enjoyed his demeanor and sense of humor. Feeling much better. I will return tomorrow and he said I should "be good to go", after that adjustment.

Dr Trevor Robertson SCAMMED me. I walked in without an appointment to set up a consult. Dr…read more Robertson told me he could see me right then, so I went in and he started talking right away. I could not get one word or question in. He did not properly ask questions, he just started examining my back and preparing to adjust me. I told him my priority was making sure this would be covered by my insurance, and he assured me it was (even though he never asked what my insurance coverage was). The entire session lasted only 15 minutes. When I walked out, I was charged $155. Not ONCE did he tell me the consult would cost me. Come to find out, my insurance did NOT cover his practice. I went back in a few days later to address this concern and he told me to figure it out with my doctor.