They welcome the Voices of Love Threshold Choir with warm hospitality. The nuns are precious and…read morethe physical facility is sparkling clean and has beautiful views from the windows. The magnificent oak tree behind the hospice is famous for a reason.

A pristine and loving environment, inside and out. Many of the employees have been there for…read moredecades and the Catholic nuns accept people from all races and creeds and lovingly nurse them through their final days. I felt entirely confident and grateful for the care they were providing with complete devotion, round the clock. I don't know what I would have done if they had not received my partner when they did. Her experience of her final weeks would have been entirely different if she had to remain in the hospital or go home to less than ideal levels of care. I was unable to attend to all her physical needs by myself at home. She was supported physically, medically, psychologically and emotionally with great dignity by the hospice team assigned to her, which included a wise and empowering social worker.

I worked with wonderful Sharon Rice! She gave me invaluable suggestions and got me appointments…read morewith great facilities in our area in our price range. I was lost until I made that call to her! Huge success! Tomorrow is move in day at the fabulous Bellevue on Neese Road on Woodstock Georgia. I highly recommend l!

This company is the worst I have ever dealt with. I called them simply because their number was on…read morethe page of an assisted living community I was interested in. I asked to be connected to that community. I was transferred 3 times, each time the representative asking the same personal info questions. A place for Mom without my permission gave out my information to several other assisted living facilities in the area. I was bombarded by phone and email by all of these communities. I will never do business with them if I'm in need of this service in the future.

I was shot and paralyzed, from the chest down, back in June 2020. I'm currently 36. My parents…read morewent to Jamaica for my mother's birthday and I needed reliable care for 5 days. I have insecurities as it relates to care, yet the 2 young ladies who cared for me wiped all of those fears away. They went over and beyond to make me comfortable. They gave me more than I knew I needed. It was an unforgettable experience. If any changes were needed, the director was ready to answer calls/text day and night. I will be using this company until... Thank you guys for being so wonderful. I'd recommend them to anyone looking for great care!

They were very professional and transparent about the process. I would definitely use the service…read moreagain.

The owners of a business matter and where you spend your money matters too. You should not send…read moreyour loved one to this facility because the owners do not care about people and do not have human decency. The owner of this facility's wife, Emma Horton who works at Buckhead Center for Nursing, has been on a power trip. She has used every bias, discriminatory, and hostile tactic to disrespect and domineer her employees. My loved one was rehabbed at Emma's facility, and a loved one of mine worked at that facility so I am privy to the interworks of the organization. My loved one experienced injustice and discrimination. On or about August 20, 2024, he was suspended and terminated based on allegations that he was not qualified for the Director of Human Resources position. He provided evidence of his prior work experience and was still terminated. He possesses a Bachelor degree from a 4-year institution and prior Human Resource experience. Then on today, we were made aware that the position has been filled by the RECEPTIONIST, an individual who doesn't even possess a Bachelors degree. How can the director of Human Resources position be filled by an individual who does not possess a university degree, does NOT have the experience, and was previously DEMOTED at this same facility because she was not qualified for the Business Office Manager position. So how can one then be qualified for a Director of Human Resources position? If this is not blatant discrimination and bias, then I'm not sure what it is. DONT ever send your love one in the care of people who don't even love themselves, or their people. Unacceptable and a terrible representation of black excellence.

This place is awful. If it was up to me, I would not have left my Stepson here. It is nasty, and it…read moresmells. Furthermore, after the pandemic all of the other Care Centers were allowing their patients to see their loved ones in their rooms, this center was not. We were told that we could not because of the pandemic. My husband even had to cut his sons hair in the cafeteria YES, the cafeteria. When I explained that we had just left another facility and were allowed to visit in the room and showed them proof they still said no. PLEASE if you have a choice do not put your love one in this place.

It is great pleasure that I share with you the capabilities of Ms Heidi…read moreHeidi has worked for me for the past several months and has proven to be an excellent professional worker and caregiver, just what I have needed. Heidi's day begins at ten o'clock in the morning until two o'clock in the afternoon, Her responsibilities are varied, but primarily, although not limited to, the following* * Coffee/tea or shake in the morning *Prepares my morning bath with all that entails * Assists in dressing and grooming me for the day *Prepares my meals {Cooking and serving} and cleans kitchen *Cleans my bathroom, strips the bed, washes and dries linen and remakes bed *Washes all my personal clothes and puts away While Heidi is with me for only four hour, she is a dynamo from the moment she enters my home until she leaves. she is the kindest and most gentle lady and is always will to do anything extra for me, if needed. she is a happy person and very positive and upbeat. she tackles any task with a willing heart and is still smiling at the end of her busy day. and I do not know what I would do without her. I can highly recommend Heidi without reservation. Thank you Juanita Newell 7/28/2020

Wow!!! I have reached out to this home care agency multiple times, and each time the service gets…read moreBETTER and BETTER!!! I am really thankful I found Mr. Evander and Ms. Keke. They are extremely PASSIONATE professionals that's are always looking to support families. Love you ALL ANGEL CARE!!! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!!

This company wasted 2 months of my time, while my child was suffering without appropriate care. I…read morewas initially approached by staff at children's. They reached out to me later and they appeared to be unorganized, asking me the same questions repeatedly and going weeks without contact. We scheduled a videoconference which I thought would be informative, but they just collected info (which they should have already had). They never turned on their cameras and some individuals on the call did not introduce themselves. The nurse did not show for the videoconference and she decided to call me back after 9pm multiple times. She also sent me a random link and unsent it (I assume this was an accident). We played phone tag for a while because she did not return calls when she said she would. After we finally spoke I was told that the process would take about 6 weeks for us to hear back. I was also told that they had all the information they needed. After 2 weeks I notified them that my child underwent a medical procedure and her minformation had changed. The nurse responded by asking my child's name. Then I was told that my data had been shredded and they needed to collect it all over again. They she rushed me to provide the same data that I already provided to them multiple times. After another almost 6 weeks I was called and told that my child was approved for just 8 hours of care per week. This was a huge disappointment as she is extremely low functioning and is suffering in a daycare environment. QCL staff then stated to me that this was normal for her age and that it could be appealed by providing more information. This information was never shared with me from the beginning or I would have provided it. During the application process I repeatedly asked if there was any additional information that I could provide or that would be helpful, and I was told that they had everything. They asked for no documentation from me, only a form completed by my pediatrician. Overall this experience was really disappointing and I would not wish it on anyone. My family is struggling every day to make sure my child is in a safe health environment while we work, and QLC was another obstacle that got in our way. It seems like these people are in over their heads or too busy with other things. Further, this has significantly delayed my child's ability to find appropriate care with another provider. We are still waiting to try to resubmit her information to the state.

From the owner: We are committed to providing compassionate care. Quality Care and Love understands that each…read morefamily is unique and special. Families trust us to deliver compassionate care by licensed caregivers to help loved ones to not only thrive at home safely, but to also live life to the fullest. Our services include In-Home Skilled Care Services, Personal Care Services, ADL Services, Personal Care Support, Skilled and Unskilled Nursing Services at NO out of pocket cost for you!

Amazing staff and care! Helped my sciatic pain tremendously and gave me some good stretches to do…read morein between visits.

OK, here's the deal: by looking at the red-cord contraption hanging from the ceiling, you'd think…read moreit was a S&M sex machine. (Not that I'd know - honest.) But after 2+ months of a disastrous lower back situation--to the point where I thought I was in traction--the *entire problem literally melted away. Ingrid Anderson is not only good at what she does--she's a phenomenally great person to talk to and confide in as well. Trustworthy, smart and dynamic. Bring your issues and she'll know how to fix them. She had surprising, drill-down knowledge of my male-centric issues and had a pointed empathy that really struck a cord (letter changed for the intended bad pun). In addition to all that, Ingrid gave me some great pointers on how to exercise in a smarter way that doesn't tax the body as hard as traditional stuff. It's a tack I'm going to take from now on to protect against injury in the future. So, if you're ailing about something, go. You'll leave there feeling better and smarter about your body. I promise.