Inland Regional Center

PURE MOTIVATOR

5 months ago

★★★★★

Its been nearly 8 months and still waiting. After several calls and emails, there's been no accountability. I had plans to to move within county but because of this process no more an option. Instead of losing sanity in this process, it will be better to move to another county.

Jessica R.

5 months ago

★★★★★

My experience with this organization has been extremely frustrating and concerning, particularly as a parent and advocate for a disabled adult. Instead of focusing on timely services and meaningful resolution, I experienced repeated delays, shifting procedural demands, and an emphasis on technical barriers rather than addressing the underlying needs of the individual they serve. Communication often felt adversarial rather than supportive, even when good-faith efforts were made to comply with requirements. What was most disappointing was the lack of urgency and compassion shown in a situation involving disability-related services. The process felt unnecessarily prolonged, and it appeared that procedural maneuvering took priority over problem-solving or collaboration. Families navigating disability services already face immense stress. I would encourage others to document everything carefully, seek independent guidance, and be prepared for a process that may be far more difficult than expected. I hope this organization reflects on how its practices impact the people and families who rely on it.

Bethany Rickman

8 months ago

★★★★★

A pleasure to work with. They treat their clients with dignity and respect. They help their clients and their caregivers as they can and how they can. Every person in any department I ever talked too was always helpful and kind. 5 stars!

Pichichi Sosa

8 months ago

★★★★★

My brother’s service coordinator was very communicative in the beginning but now she does not respond to calls or emails. I don’t know who I need to get a hold of but I have sent emails directly to IRC but they only respond to tell you that you did something wrong and then they ignore you once you provide them the correct information.

Mich Elle

9 months ago

★★★★★

After 20 yrs of experience I can say they hurt us more than helped us. I BEG THE NEWLY DIAGNOSED DO NOT THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE SUPPORT YOU NEED . THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO HELP WITH TONS OF THINGS BUT ARE TRAINED TO LITERALLY TALK AROUND IT AND TALK TO OUT OF HELP . THE WORKER I HAD SUGGESTED IT WAS JUST EASIER TO PUT MY SON IN A GROUP HOME . MIND YOU IT WAS A MENTAL HEALTH RELATED ISSUE THAT THEY COULDN'T HELP SUPPORT ME AND IM ALSO ON THE SPECTRUM .Now I'm struggling with my health bc of the continuous years of being unsupported.Oh yeah and school stuff they might show to an IEP they might not. They basically just kick back and agree with the school for us THEY AGREED MY SON DIDN'T NEED ANY OT BCUZ HE DIDN'T NEED TO BE ABLE TO WRITE IN THE FUTURE .They might call back but it will NEVER be an answer to your question it will just b call me back and there is a 50/50 the phones are down .