Outpatient Los Angeles

I had a very disappointing experience at this treatment facility. The staff seemed unprofessional and unresponsive to the needs of the patients. The environment felt more like a prison than a place for healing, and there was a lack of proper communication regarding treatment plans. I expected a supportive atmosphere, but instead, I felt isolated and misunderstood. Overall, I would not recommend this facility to anyone seeking genuine help.

Noah

DO NOT ENTER the, so called, care of this poorly managed facility. Save your time & insurance!!! Welcome to AAOR- where you are Against All Odds of Recovering…. UA tests are “duds” or false positives more often than not & unnecessary blackout periods are placed for those truly making an attempt to correct old behavior patterns. I thought it was okay at first but after seeing management & operational systems over several months my recovery & mental health started to go backwards. The groups are very unorganized and messy while participation feels like a chore for many. The care was short term in my case and then they wanted me to go back to detox. Good luck with any maintenance requests, they might be heard but will definitely not be handled. Treating yourself at home & attending self help AA is equivalent to, if not more effective than checking into Outpatient LA/AAOR(against all odds recovery). Bless anyone who enter this hellhole covered in glitter.

Aubree Powell

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. You’d probably be better off at the Salvation Army.

Lucious Davenport

IOP LA was tremendous. I really learnt alot about how to maintain sobriety as an alcoholic. Staff was excellent and so were the groups. The hosts were phenomenal. Just to mention a few Zak and Laney. Laney is awesome. You will never foget Laney's approach. So was Brittany my therapist. Awesome people! Isaac made us feel comfortable. He is very accommodating! Staff such as Gina and Terri are awesome people. They made me feel like I was at home. Lot to say but that's it for now.

Ishwar Ganpat

I Ryan Welch had a great experience at Out Patient Los Angeles I Love & Miss All The Staff I Feel Like Their My Long Distant EXTENDED FAMILY. Next I definitely plan on keeping in touch every so often, I have Very Busy Sober Life To Live. All My Family Supports Me because there isn't any Shame on Myself opening up to them about My Mental Illness. Mental Illness is Definitely real I didn't know I was Suffering from it Until I called the wrong number and ended up in the Right Place. I called some number and was speaking with Guy named Brian From Admissions,Thats Thursday 1/12/2023 and ended up at 90210 Recovery in Beverly Hills California on 1/13/2023. I'm Forever Grateful to All Staff There as well I Plan on Keeping in touch with Staff From There as well, All Staff from 90210 Recovery I consider My Long Distant EXTENDED FAMILY As Well🙏

Ryan Welch