2026-02-23T22:39:45.070Z

They mean well. The owners Adam and Jessica are really good people. This program is difficult but I’ve seen it change people in major ways!

2026-02-12T01:22:14.840Z

First of all, I don’t know why places like this don’t exist in the United States. My 28-year-old sister, never thinks she has a problem. She has been to at least 10 treatment centers in the last five years, she hasn’t seen her daughter in two years and was living with her boyfriend. This is the only place that would take her and keep her long enough to actually change.My mom and I came for a tour. It was recommended that we come visit first to make sure that we are comfortable and that we’ve seen how everything goes. We got to see all of the sleeping areas, the chef’s cooking, and all of the other residence. The staff is amazing. It’s almost like they are all friends. My sister overdosed for the second time five months ago and my mom and I literally brought her down and dropped her off. She thought she was going to a doctors appointment to get more drugs. It’s the only way we could get her to go anywhere. She’s literally five months sober now and she looks like a completely different human being. We come down to visit every other Friday. We even brought her daughter down to visit and it was so cool to see them together.I’m writing this review because we were nervous about Mexico and we were nervous if she would get upset because we tricked her but actually it’s the opposite. She was so grateful and still is. She was upset at first, but she is very grateful now. I just wanted to write this to say thank you to Baja rehab and also help anyone who is in this position that my family was in.

2026-02-05T17:23:46.160Z

I don’t usually leave a review, but this place saved my sister‘s life. She was diagnosed by bipolar about five years ago and had been very stable with her medication. She’s not a drug addict, but started smoking THC vapes and decided she did not need medication anymore. She started having very manic episodes and going into psychosis. She was saying the strangest things. She would not take meds and she would not admit that there was anything wrong. She also would not go anywhere for help. My mom goes to Al-Anon and was referred to Baja rehab. She realized she was going to have to trick my sister into thinking she was going on a retreat, but honestly, it was life and death. My sister was upset for the first few weeks, but very quickly became stable and slowly started analyzing what happened from a sober point of mind, with the help of her psychologist and counselor. My sister spent six months there and we visited almost every Friday. The transition was night and day. My sister just celebrated a year away from THC and That’s what prompted me to write this review. Thank you , Baha rehab, and all your staff

2026-02-01T06:08:15.238Z

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Baja Rehab Saved My Son (and Our Sanity)”— A Very Tired MotherI never thought I’d be writing a review for a rehab center, but here we are.My son Jose has always been… gifted. Too gifted. The kind of boy who could turn a simple conversation about dinner into a psychological chess match. The kind of boy who didn’t just smoke weed — he made weed his entire personality. Wake and bake philosopher. Couch-based strategist. Self-appointed expert on everyone else’s flaws.Jose didn’t just get high — he would get high and then gaslight the whole family and everyone around him. He’d look you dead in the eye and say things like, “Have you ever considered that your reaction is the real problem?”My son was in his early 40’s still living at MY house—I shouldn’t have to worry about anything except that he keep things clean….seriously—I would tell him, “please take out the trash and stay out of the local bars!” He wouldn’t stop, he just wouldn’t. He would also get let go from every single job for dirty drug tests and being stoned! I was so fed up with the Cheech and Chong smoke all over the house…coming from underneath the bedroom door, stinking up the entire place and the gummies all over the countertops everywhere—my mother, Jose’s grandmother ate 2 of them thinking they were melatonin— it put her in a Mental spiral and left her in a state of psychosis for two full days.We didn’t realize how bad it had gotten until every family gathering felt like a social experiment. Jose would pit siblings against each other, rewrite conversations in real time, and somehow end every argument by calmly explaining why he was the victim. All while eating Doritos.That’s when we knew: this wasn’t just weed.This was advanced psychological nonsense.We literally had to beg him to go to rehab. We knew he wouldn’t stay anywhere past 30 days so we sent him to Baja Rehab.From the moment Jose arrived, something shifted. For the first time in his life, he was around people who didn’t fall for his mind games. Turns out, you can’t out-manipulate professionals and other clients who have already seen it all. He tried. Bless his heart, he tried.Baja Rehab helped Jose confront the fact that: Not every thought needs to be shared, not every emotion is a strategy, and weed is not a substitute for a personality. They didn’t just help him stop smoking — they helped him stop monologuing. He left with humility. Accountability. And the shocking realization that other people have inner worlds too.Is he perfect now? Of course not. He’s still Jose. But he listens. He apologizes. And he no longer forces people to dinner as “power dynamics,” and as a source of getting them to join on his munchies that used to be drug induced. He dropped the weed altogether…he also learned healthier patterns, especially when it came to control.For that alone, Baja Rehab deserves five stars!Thank you for giving my son a new way of thinking — and giving his family peace for the first time in years.Forever grateful,A Mom Who Can Finally BreatheCheckmate!

2026-02-01T06:01:05.222Z

One of my closest friends was struggling with a severe meth addiction and truly didn’t see a way out. He had been living on the streets and in Mexico, without support or resources, and things felt really hopeless for him. Baja Rehab stepped in at a moment when it mattered most and offered him a scholarship so he could enter treatment at his own free will. He was genuinely happy and deeply grateful to be given this gift of sobriety, and he accepted the help willingly and with an open heart.As his conservator, I’ve been closely involved in his recovery and have stayed in regular communication with his psychologist. I’ve been able to see his progress firsthand, and every visit reminds me how far he’s come. His physical health has improved, but even more meaningful is the clarity, stability, and sense of self that’s slowly coming back.I also want to share that I have a close friendship with one of the owners, Jessica. She truly put her hand out to help me when I didn’t know where else to turn. She is incredibly kind, genuine, and amazing to work with, and I’m so grateful to have her in my life. She showed up for both me and my friend during a time when we needed support the most, and I’ll always be thankful for that.Right now, my friend is doing better than he has in a very long time. He recently asked to stay an additional month because he wants more time to get on his feet and thoughtfully plan his transition. That choice alone speaks volumes. We’re all really proud of him, and I’m deeply grateful to Baja Rehab for giving him the space, care, and support to truly heal.

2026-02-01T05:03:15.697Z

It’s honestly such a proud moment for our family to see Alberto reach his one-year sobriety milestone a couple days ago. If you knew his history, you’d know just how much this means, he had actually been through 17 different programs across both the U.S. and Mexico before this, and unfortunately, he always seemed to relapse pretty quickly after each one.​Everything really changed during the three months he spent at Baja Rehab. We are especially grateful to his counselor, Youssef, who really connected with him and helped him find his footing. While we know that staying sober was ultimately Alberto’s own choice and came down to his hard work, this facility was definitely the catalyst that made it all click. It gave him the safe environment he needed to finally make it stick. If you feel like you’ve exhausted all your options elsewhere, I really can't recommend this team enough.

2026-02-01T04:41:19.543Z

tbh i’ve been to a few treatments in the USA and it always felt like they just saw me as an insurance number to make them bank. you dont really feel cared for there its just business. but i spent like 6 months at baja rehab and it was a whole different vibe. the staff actually gives a damn about you and they actually listen to what you need. im really grateful for the team there cuz they helped me way more than the places back home. if your looking for somewhere that treats you like a human being i’d definitely check them out.

2026-02-01T00:59:36.217Z

I truly can’t say enough good things about Baja Rehab and the experience our family had there. From the very beginning, the staff made us feel comfortable, supported, and confident that my daughter was in the right place. One of the biggest reliefs for us was that everyone speaks English, including the entire staff, which made communication easy and reassuring throughout her stay.They took incredible care of my daughter from start to finish. What really sets Baja Rehab apart is that they don’t just focus on treatment and then send you on your way. They genuinely care about what happens next. They helped her with aftercare, supported her transition back into everyday life, assisted with job placement, and even helped her find a sober living home before she was ready to move into her own apartment. Knowing she had that kind of guidance and structure made all the difference.The facility itself was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. It’s located in beautiful Rosarito with an ocean view, which created a peaceful and healing environment. It’s also conveniently located about 40 minutes from the San Ysidro and San Diego border, making it easy for family to stay connected. She was provided with three fresh meals every day, and there were plenty of on-site and off-site activities that kept her engaged and helped her rebuild healthy routines and connections.Most importantly, I am beyond thankful. Thanks to Baja Rehab, I have my daughter back. She is healthy, stable, and moving forward with her life, and our family is incredibly grateful for the compassion, dedication, and genuine care the staff showed her.I would highly recommend Baja Rehab to any family looking for real support and real results. They truly changed our lives.

2026-01-28T05:34:08.980Z

I could never imagine we would be in such a sad situation. Our loved one had been in treatment for depression and addiction issues in the U.S. several times. Relapse after relapse. Close to over-dosing several times. Sober living. On and on. I felt hopeless and desperate. The rehab facility that was trying to help her felt she needed more than they could offer. They recommended Baja Rehab. We were afraid to contact them. We knew they were a lockdown facility in Mexico. Was it safe? (Yes). Did she really need a lockdown? (Absolutely). We finally got the courage to call them and we felt so much better after speaking with Shalom. He told us about their program and how it was different than programs in the states. He shared his past and his experiences there. Right then, he got things started. They helped with arrangements to get her there. She was detoxed and her medical needs met. She was assessed by a psychiatrist, physician, psychologists and counselors. They communicated regularly with us. They were always kind, professional and re-assuring. She stayed there for 9 months. We had weekly sessions and updates with her psychologist and any questions we had about her progress or anything -Shalom and Absadi were always available for us.The program works. Everyone speaks English. It is strict and very structured. She was very angry at first. But things started to change. She started working on herself. Seeing things differently. They were very careful to get her on correct psychiatric medications. They do not over medicate. The lockdown is necessary. She couldn’t leave when she got mad or frustrated or thought she was well and could “do it on her own.” Her brain had a chance to begin to heal from the trauma of alcohol and drugs. She got to know and learn from everyone there. Not just the professionals - the guards, the cooks, even the dog. She has started her next phase of IOP. We are very grateful to Baja Rehab.