He's really great and caring. I definitely would recommend him as he has a lot of empathy and…read moreknowledge. He knows what he is doing and is very responsive. There is a reason he has 5 stars!!!

Dr. Martinez has helped me in the area of opiate addiction for over one year. He is caring,…read moreinvolved, and takes the well-being of his patients very seriously. Through the years I have been to many doctors for this area of treatment, and could not recommend a better doctor than Dr. Martinez.

I called up this company, and I was told that I would be able to have a nurse tonight for a…read moreketamine.Intravenous treatment. The gentleman I spoke to said he was reaching out to the nurse in the area, and that I would have someone here by six or seven. I received an intake form to fill out and I did. A while later, I get an email saying, oh, we could try to book you for this coming friday. I called their office and I was told that they almost never book for the same day. After reaching out to the nurse again, they said that she had no availability until friday. What a total screw up on the part of the person I initially spoke to. I don't think they have any idea what they were doing.And the person who said that?They would give me the refund and apologized could barely speak english and sounded like she was about thirteen years old. I would absolutely not recommend this company for anybody for anything.At all. Total total incompetence.

They literally STOLE my $$$$$ I didn't have any idea until I…read morewas told. I ordered NOTHING. They have you put cc info in before you find out how much because the price they advertised was completely different to the price they showed me once I began the process. As soon as I saw the price I backed all the way out and did NOT order. Then I get a text saying I should Finnish my intake form. I told them I do not wish to purchase from them. I was then told my $$ would be refunded within 5 to 7 days. I don't even know how much they took because I did NOT place an order.

I cannot recommend Nova Vitae enough. Allen and Alex are experienced and caring and I could have…read morenot done my detox without them. Extremely knowledgeable and even checked in with my caregiver. They got me through the hardest part of my alcohol addiction and made it feel like a breeze!

I along with every single other person I was there with was left severely traumatized by this…read moreplace. I could write a book on all of the illegal things going on there, but I will just mention a few that stood out to me. Most of their staff are family members and completely underqualified and speak little to no English, every two weeks the person who runs groups would quit or be fired so many days there was just nothing going on or any program, I became friends with one of the staff members and they told me all of the scams and fake billing they do, they bribe and pay people to relapse so that they can get the $10,000 for a few days to detox them, their whole entire sober living everybody was getting high, when I told them that this was so wrong and I was leaving they just prescribed me a ridiculous amount of Xanax which is my drug of choice and opiates and just let me chain smoke and get high next to the pool and not go to groups and order food on their doordash. They don't care about recovery they just care about money

Never in my life have I met more caring people from the front staff Maggie, who is nothing short of…read morewarm hugs, smiles, and always welcome to you in to the Doctor Who is an absolute angel in human form somebody that genuinely cares about your well-being with no judgment and a program of his own. To Michael keeping up with your daily stuff and Joe also a friendly face and a warm smile. The staff is amazing. Oh wait the nurses the nurses are the absolute best and every single one has been great, caring compassionate, and loving couldn't ask for a better experience.!

Such caring people. Once you get in touch they don't let you leave the office until they know…read morethey've helped you.

This is my second time in rehab. First time was a disaster at another recovery center. This time it…read morehas been an absolutely wonderful experience. The staff is amazing. The therapist has helped me make strides I never thought possible. I actually believe I am going to be able to recover thanks to this outstanding facility. Oh by the way, they have a 5 star chef that is amazing.

My time at HOZ was life changing. I arrived a broken person. Scared, addicted, traumatized from my…read morepast and left feeling stronger than I've ever felt in my entire life thanks to each and every one of the staff members there. (Jason's EMDR especially) Each one of them in some way played a major role in my recovery. I now have the tools I need to live the sober life I've been struggling to find on my own. Thank you so much HOZ. I could literally list every single staff member as a stand out. This place works if you want it. If you are struggling and are thinking of a place to help you.. call. You got this!

Came out to California in search of recovery and I found it at Forward Wellness and then some…read more Being new to treatment and Sober Living I did not know what to expect. The care and attention given by the Owner of Forward went far beyond what he needed to do. Always available to talk with when I had questions or concerns. The house was amazing with a large backyard with an inground pool and hot tub for those times when relaxing was just what the doctor ordered. If you're struggling with mental illness and or substance abuse and want to really recover and rebuild your life, there is no better place to do that than at Forward Wellness. I'll forever be grateful to Morgan and his team.

From the owner: If you're looking for a sober living in Los Angeles, Forward Wellness could be just what you've…read morebeen looking for. Our California sober living homes accept and welcome everyone, regardless of gender identification. We also accept couples. We're set apart from most sober livings in LA because our IOP Program is a hybrid model, meaning groups are attended both virtually and in-person. Our staff is a genuine and caring group. Our community gets together for outings and activities outside of the IOP Program, have dinner together weekly, and support one another completely. Schedule a tour of our three sober living houses today at 805-288-0539.

I received treatment at the ER in August. The staff were courteous, professional and efficient…read more From the staff who took my vitals, drew blood, the doctors, nurses, CT scan, etc. they took great care of me. I ended up being admitted for 3 1/2 days. The fourth floor staff were wonderful and treated me kindly. And, they did a great job with difficult patients. I watched them as they had a lot of patience with them. They had genuine warmth, listened carefully and worked well with other staff when communicating patient information. Nurses: Anna, Sabrina, Dana, Pam, Fay Charge nurse: Doug, Dennis Doctors: Dr. Lopez, Dr. Boussayoud and Dr Liu CCP: Suria, Juan, Renat, Lucy Nurse: Tiffany Floater - Ricky They are absolutely top notch caring professionals!!

There are hospital visits... and then there are experiences that completely restore your faith in…read morehumanity. I've spent enough time in hospitals over the years to know that kindness can sometimes feel like a limited resource. Walking into West Hills Hospital, I honestly expected good medical care. What I didn't expect was to meet one of the most compassionate, respectful, and genuinely invested medical teams I've ever encountered. Dr. Namavar, the nurses, the social workers--every single person we met treated not only our family, but our loved one struggling with addiction, with a level of dignity and respect that frankly brought us to tears. Addiction carries so much stigma, yet not once did anyone make him feel like "just another addict." They saw a human being. That matters more than words can express. Our family had a very specific plan to safely transition him from the hospital directly into a rehabilitation facility. Every concern we had was heard. Every request was taken seriously. The team coordinated with the rehabilitation center, communicated with us every step of the way, and made sure nothing slipped through the cracks. Instead of making us feel like difficult family members, they made us feel like partners in his care. Then there was Dr. Namavar. I've met a lot of physicians. I've never met one quite like him. He sat down--not because he had to, but because he wanted to--and shared his own personal experiences with loss and drug overdoses. He wasn't reading from a script or giving a lecture. He was connecting with another human being. You could actually see the walls come down in the room. It was one of the most genuine moments I've ever witnessed between a physician and a patient. To the nurses: thank you for treating us like family. To the social workers: thank you for fighting just as hard for the next step as you did for the one we were in. To Dr. Namavar: thank you for reminding us that medicine is as much about the heart as it is about science. And finally... this is probably the weirdest compliment I've ever written, but if life ever decides to throw another medical emergency my way, I sincerely hope it has the courtesy to happen somewhere near West Hills Hospital. That's how much confidence you've given me. You didn't just care for a patient. You cared for an entire family. Thank you for giving us hope when we needed it most.

I had a great experience at Restore. I recently completed the program and am so grateful for the…read moretechs, group facilitators, counselors and peers that I met while at the detox, residential and PHP facilities. If you are truly ready to get sober, then this is a great program to start your new life in sobriety. The staff members are almost entirely in recovery themselves, and make an effort to listen to the client's needs and take action accordingly. There is a healthy mix of peer interaction, group and individual therapy, and the partial hospitalization program (PHP) does a lot to provide useful tools for the clients in areas such as relationship management, relapse prevention, self-awareness, dealing with triggers and understanding the effects that drugs have on the brain and body. The disease of addiction/alcoholism is cunning, baffling, and powerful. At restore, the team truly gives a great effort and does their absolute best to help the clients arrest the disease and make recovery truly possible. I wouldn't be equipped to deal with the pressures of "the real world" without drugs if it wasn't for the excellent help I received while at Restore.

Try and find Melmen's review. It is exactly what it's like there. To add to what the review said,…read morein my experience, they intake you and they recommend you come still using, just in case you were to have withdrawals on the plane over there. They make you sign all these papers pretty much signing all your rights away for the time you're there. The pictures they have on their profile were probably taken 20-30 years ago and the place looks NOTHING like that. The food is awful and a few people got sick while I was there. There is no "private chef". It's pretty much low-quality cafeteria food. The days they served fish, all but one person ended up just eating snacks because it was so awful. It's EXTREMELY unorganized and you can tell whoever owns the place only opened it to make money. They make it sound like you're gonna be taken care of and pampered like crazy, but the staff is just watching the clock and waiting to clock out. This is by no means an attack on the staff, most of them were super nice and caring, but not qualified like they deceive you. Admissions told me they take you on beach trips, bowling trips, and other activities on the weekends but I never experienced that while I was there. Getting to see the chiropractor lasted about a minute and half so they could bill your insurance for a whole session. They withheld much needed medications from patients because they had to wait on someone. A few people were going through extreme withdrawal symptoms but they sorta brushed it off. Never saw a private therapist. I think I saw maybe one licensed Dr while I was there. A girl had a seizure and the staff had no idea what to do. One of the other patients and myself had to wake up at 2AM and make sure she didn't hurt herself until it ended while we waited for the paramedics to arrive and while the staff just stood in the corner. It's a very harsh review, but the truth. The staff truly have great hearts, but aren't qualified. They said they have a huge turnaround rates with employees. Oh, and when I returned home, I couldn't find my keys with what they packed for me on my way out, and when I called to try and figure out where some of my stuff went, they just gave me the runaround and eventually just stopped answering my calls. The basketballs they had for us to play with all had holes in them, the shower knobs to control the hot water didn't work. The room for the toilet didn't have a light so if you had to pee in the middle of the night, you sorta had to wing it, and I shared a room with 6 other people when you finally get to the house that they're falsely picturing. It was quite an experience and I met some of the most amazing people that were all recovering together and I consider them family at this point, but I'd definitely choose another place. Oh, and one of the new intakes was really struggling with something and was wanting to leave but they wouldn't give him back his stuff so he spent the nights on the street because the agreement that you sign when you're drunk or high says you agree to not be given you're stuff back for 24 hours or something. Please please please don't listen to anything that admissions says because 99% of it is false. They got about $3,000 a day for my stay but the cost that actually spend on the patients is probably like $100 per person. Sorry for my rant. Got a little carried away but I hope it helps the next person.

My dad had to be transferred to this facility after surgery on his spine & being diagnosed with…read morestage four cancer. I was very nervous as I have heard terrible things about nursing homes but i can ensure you, these nurses and staff - they care. Sharpnum who is an LVN, Val who is a head nurse, Nancy, Melissa, Stephanie and Sophie who all took such amazing care of my dad AND were so amazing every time i visited. I don't know what I would have done with out these ladies. They care about their parents and everyone was sad to see my dad go and I will miss them. If you need to find a place for your loved one, I would highly recommend this place & thank you to the staff! Dana at the front desk always was so helpful on the phone and had a smile on greeting me everyday!

I made the difficult decision to remove my mother from this facility shortly after she arrived for…read morerehabilitation following knee-replacement surgery. I simply did not feel that her safety, dignity, and recovery needs would be properly supported. My mother needed help standing, walking with a walker, and getting to the bathroom safely. Instead, we were told that a walker would not be readily available and that staff would not assist her with getting up to use the restroom. The alternative presented to us appeared to be leaving her in diapers. For someone who had just undergone knee surgery and was sent there specifically to regain mobility and independence, this was deeply troubling. We were also asked to sign a consent form concerning sleeping medication at night. While I understand that medications may sometimes be medically appropriate, given the other concerns we were already experiencing, I was not comfortable agreeing to anything without clearer explanations and reassurance. The most heartbreaking part of my visit was seeing other vulnerable patients asking me a complete stranger for water because they said staff had not brought them any. When I informed a staff member, the response I received was that they did not need water. Watching elderly and dependent patients plead for such a basic necessity was something I could not ignore. I understand that every family may have a different experience, and I can only speak about what I personally saw and was told during my mother's time there. However, what I witnessed was serious enough that I could not leave her in their care. A rehabilitation facility should help patients safely rebuild their strength, confidence, and independence while protecting their basic dignity. Unfortunately, that was not the environment I observed. If your loved one is being considered for this facility, please visit in person and ask very specific questions about access to walkers, bathroom assistance, hydration, medication policies, staffing, hygiene, and the actual rehabilitation schedule. Pay close attention, and do not be afraid to advocate for them. I am thankful that I was present and able to bring my mother home. My heart remains with the patients who may not have family nearby to speak up for them.