The owner Jim, did not get back to me in my desperate time of need. I brought my dad to live with…read moreme after having been ward of the state in a Pennsylvania hospital for 3 months. I called Jim in an urgent last resort to get help with my dad, I work remotely, and needed help with a sitter for at least 4-5 days per week, 4 hours each day. I was assured by Jim that he would get back to me later that same day with either good or bad news as far as having someone in my area to help me. After not hearing from Jim after normal business hours, I texted him and asked what he found out. No reply. 5 days later, still no reply. Don't rely on this business if you are a primary caretaker of a loved one!!! They will undoubtedly let you down.

Outstanding customer service and Jim made sure we had wonderful angels to visit with my…read moregrandmother! They were attentive and kind, prompt and reliable. He gave excellent customer service and helped us find angels that got along well with my grandmother. I would recommend his company to anyone needing companionship and help with personal care!

BrightStar Care of Chattanooga recently provided companion care for my mother during her battle…read morewith Pancreatic Cancer and they did a wonderful job. All of the Ladies that came to assist her were very kind and compassionate. They interacted with my mother in the most professional yet caring manner. They were there to meet her needs, yet they became friends with my Mom and that was special to our family. I would recommend them to anyone!!! We give them two thumbs up....... Greg Hixson, TN

I was unsure of what to expect when we hired BrightStar to help my mother at home after a hospital…read morestay, but we were very pleased with their service. The ladies that helped out were lovely, attentive, and very professional. I have recomended BrightStar to other families, and they have been just as pleased. I will definitely use them again for all of our future home health care needs. Elizabeth Lookout Mtn, TN

I highly recommend the Benchmark location on E. Brainerd Rd. for physical therapy…read more Craig Wilcox is the best PT person I have worked with ever!

I went here for therapy. I was unaware of this type of therapy until i was referred to Benchmark…read more My therapist, Jena, was the best! She was personals and very educated about my type of therapy. Jena made my visit fun but at the sane time i learned a lot about my body! I saw Jena for about 7 weeks and left having a better understanding of my body! All of the staff here were very nice. The receptionist at the front desk was just as nice as the therapist! I'd def recommend Jena at Benchmark Physical Therapy!

My husband fractured his knee requiring surgery and no weight bearing for 3 months. While in the…read morehospital, he also developed 2 pressure ulcers on his buttocks making it extremely painful to sit. He was homebound as he could only "hop" about 6 steps on a walker and otherwise, was confined to bed or a wheelchair. The Rehab hospital we were in arranged Adoration Home Health to provide home therapy. They intended for him to have PT/OT and a home health aide to assist with his bath. The DPT that did his assessment was fine except, we needed a bariatric walker. I knew I could get one from Amazon but spoke to the therapist first as we needed one that day. He was using a walker that was too small and unsafe for a man his size. I was left with the impression that the therapist could get this to us that day. When 5P rolled around and no walker, I texted him to inquire. He advised he would check with the office the next day and then sent a picture of the walker from Amazon that I already knew I could order. The only thing that stopped me was his statement that he could get one. I went on Amazon and ordered the proper walker for my husband. It would take 2 more days to receive. A couple of days later, the PTA came to see my husband. While here, I showed him what was most important to us and that was for my husband to be able to get in our bathroom to the shower with the walker. Later the PTA said he wasn't going to have my husband hopping around on one leg and instead would show him the exercises he was to do on his own. Straight leg raises, heel slides and pushing his knee down into the chair. I am a retired RN who had run an onsite clinic for a large production plant caring for work related injuries as well as had worked for a local Orthopedist. I am more than capable of handling getting my husband to do those exercises. What I need PT for is to do PHYSICAL therapy with him to ensure he builds his muscles up and endurance to be able to get to the shower as well as to teach him how to get into my truck which will allow us to take him to the doctors and outpatient therapy. My husband has an appt for routine lab work in a few days which we will not be able to get him to the clinic for. Our provider was sending an order to Adoration to get a nurse to draw his blood. I requested she include instructions to provide a written copy of lab results to us as well as her. Since home health is not part of MMC, they do not take the bloodwork to that office where reports are readily available to the patient. Adoration office said that they could not do that as they have to have a signed Medical Record Release form. Now this is funny...my husband has a right to the information and he is mentally cognizant and sitting right here in the house we're asking for a copy to be provided to but I advised her the nurse could bring that form when she comes to draw the blood and my husband would sign it. She then states it could take a week or more for us to get the results so it would probably be better for us to get it from the doctor's office. Now that would mean I would have to leave my husband at home alone and drive 30 minutes each way to pick up a report because it would not be part of their online system. How crazy is that when they can just bring it on a future visit. It is NOT against HIPPA to provide any medical record to the patient themselves. Before I agreed to having the Shelbyville office provide services, I spoke to their manager and said that there was only 1 way we would do that and that would be if we had problems, they would transfer his care to Murfreesboro office so today, I have asked them to do that. Now I am hearing, "Well I don't know if they have anyone who would be willing to come out your way". Murfreesboro is exactly the same distance to our home as Shelbyville is so what is the problem. We are the customer right? I personally feel that there is no decent medical care available any where any more. He shouldn't have pressure ulcers but the hospital nurses in Murfreesboro never turned him. He should be receiving actual physical therapy from the therapist, not simply home exercise instruction. Those exercises are what you do between the actual therapy visits with therapy provided a the visit. Promises made when trying to get your business should be honored by the company or never made.

I am an Army Veteran who had knee replacement surgery. The VA selected Adoration Home Health of…read moreWinston Salem for my in Home Phsyical Therapy. I have been extremely pleased with the care I have received. My Therapist Lauren and Melissa have been very attentive, caring, and very good at motivating me to push beyond and get me walking again. We owe much Thanks to the Office Manager Edwina Swan for really listening to us and keeping her staffed trained in all aspects that is required for the job. My Fiance and I highly recommend Adoration Home Health of Winston Salem.